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Once again Hillary Clinton finds her racially-driven campaign efforts contrasted against lackluster black audience. This time in Charlotte, North Carolina. ...... CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) –Sunday morning, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made stops at Charlotte. Her first stop was at a church service at Little Rock AME Zion on North McDowell Street. This was the same church where the NAACP held a press conference after Keith Lamont Scott was shot by a Charlotte-Mecklenburg officer. (read more) .... Once again the MSM hides the reality of a Clinton event targeting the black community, where the audience doesn’t show up to hear her...

"HILLARY CLINTON Is Attending Cleveland Labor Day Parade – But Won’t Walk It… That Would Be Exhausting" Hillary Clinton will “participate” in the Cleveland Labor Day Parade on Monday but will not walk in the parade. That would be exhausting. That last parade was just too much. She walked about four blocks and was a sweaty mess

Hillary Women's Event -- EMPTY... https://twitter.com/ktumulty/status/641973289334779904/photo/1

Former secretary of state sticks to script on opportunities for women as Ted Cruz and Scott Walker fill void left by her absence in Iowa with fresh attacks.Hillary Clinton has again refused to acknowledge the email controversy swirling around her invisible campaign, attempting to take the high road on her core issues as Clinton loyalists continued to insist the email row was “all about nothing” and Democrats in early campaign battlegrounds grew tired of Clintonland’s wall of silence. While Clinton took the stage in New York on Monday, the White House acknowledged that Barack Obama had sent messages to a...

Hillary Clinton takes no questions about email controversy at women's event – and even 'informal' chat guests read from teleprompters! **SNIP** Clinton spoke at a carefully choreographed two-hour event involving her No Ceilings project at the Clinton Foundation, highlighting economic and educational opportunities for women and girls. She took no questions. When she sat down to lead more informal conversations with invited speakers, participants appeared to be reading from teleprompters.