Sentences with phrase «expected presidential run»

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Former Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala has been tapped to run the Clinton Foundation as Hillary Rodham Clinton prepares for her expected 2016 presidential campaign and the philanthropy faces scrutiny of its fundraising practices.

Democrats began whispering about the prospects of running in 2016 against a Republican conference whose two top leaders were both under indictment, further buoyed by the expected surge in Democratic turnout that would accompany Hillary Clinton's presidential run.

Tomorrow is the first round of what could be the most consequential presidential electon in half a century; right - wing nationalist Marine Le Pen of the National Front, abhorred by most French academics, is expected to proceed to the 7 May run - off easily.

The criticism of Obama might have seemed like the typical, if surreal, electioneering you would expect in the run - up to a presidential election, but the psychology of disgust suggests that it would have struck deeper with many voters than the Democrats might have realised.

Expect someone like a Mitch Daniels (who may run for the Republican presidential nomination) to privately remind Kline and his colleagues of this.

Christie is expected in the next eight months to decide whether he will run for the Republican presidential nomination.

Christie's frequent combat with the NJEA is even better politics, and while his relations with the union have improved of late, Dworkin said he doesn't expect much of a détente if the governor commits to a presidential run.