Hillary Rodham Clinton has hired a longtime Google executive to oversee her likely presidential campaign's technology development and build new ways for Clinton to engage with voters.
Posted on 04/08/2015 9:45:12 AM PDT by PROCON
Hillary Rodham Clinton has hired a longtime Google executive to oversee her likely presidential campaign's technology development and build new ways for Clinton to engage with voters, according to Democrats with knowledge of the move.
Stephanie Hannon, who is Google's director of product management for civic innovation and social impact, will become the chief technology officer of the expected Clinton campaign, according to the Democrats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the appointment.
At Clinton's New York campaign headquarters, Hannon will serve on the senior staff and oversee a team of engineers and developers, which could include outside consultants, to devise Web sites, apps and other tools for the former secretary of state and her staff to engage with supporters and voters.
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I wonder if she'll sell shares of Hillary Inc. to her loving admirers?
I wonder if this CTO was hired so Hillary can undelete her State Dept. E-Mails and make them public? </sarc>
She’s gearing up for data manipulation on a epic scale.
Was this why she huddled with Obama awhile ago ..??
We know Google is a regular at the WH .. so what’s up with that .. and now Hillary ..?? I smell a RAT
the Democrats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the appointment.
Oh right, sure, we believe this codswallop.../s
They are talking because they were ordered to talk.
She was the project manager for Google Wave, which was a neat idea but did not survive. I’d bet she revives the Wave platform for use exclusively in the HILLARY!!! campaign.
Her fat ass should be going to jail, not stinkin’ up the WH again.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has hired a longtime Google executive to oversee her likely presidential campaign's technology development and build new ways for Clinton to engage with voters.
“She’s gearing up for data manipulation on a epic scale.”
NSA’s got nothing on Google.
Expect anonymous emails warning that those searches “you did for ‘hairy arm-pitted Russian sluts’ back in 2007” will be made public...unless you vote for Hillary.
” I smell a RAT”
LOL....they are all vermin.
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This is not to be taken lightly. The most critical part of Obama’s 2012 re-election was probably the intensive micro-targeting facilitated by a slew of former Google employees in OFA’s Chicago office. This kind of talent, along with a budget north of $2B is going to be a problem. Romney’s 2012 effort (the infamous ORCA failure) easily cost him FL, perhaps other states. The RNC has to have it’s $hit together this time, and they are on notice that Hillary is spending a ton and grabbing the key analytical talent to reach all sorts of niche voters. Reince Priebus - call your office!
” The RNC has to have it’s $hit together this time,”
LOL....they will have it together. Rove is raising millions to destroy Cruz. Guaranteed.
I never use Google and I encourage others to use some other search engine.
Why didn’t she just use the guy who set up her private server?
How soon before she’s caught with the private files of 900 Google+/Gmail/Youtube users?
It's gonna take a lot of spackle to make her look good.
I've always used Yahoo...I like it better, anyhow.
But perhaps I'm speaking in vain. I've found that conservatives are lousy at boycotting. Talk about trying to herd stray cats!
Leni
And Bill’s hiring a squad of food testers.
You and I both know that the Low Info voter has no idea about Benghazi, or think Benghazi is Kim Kardashian’s newest boyfriend.
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