The Complete Breakdown Of Every Hillary And Bill Clinton Speech, And Fee, Since 2013 | Zero Hedge

Due to popular demand, we appended to the 2013 speech detail first released last week the full breakdown of Hillary’s and Bill’s 2014 and 2015 speeches which had been provided previously as part of her mandatory disclosure in May of this year. In summary since 2013 Bill Clinton has been paid $26.6 million for 94 speeches; Hillary’s grand total is slightly less: $21.7 million for 92 private appearances.

Source: The Complete Breakdown Of Every Hillary And Bill Clinton Speech, And Fee, Since 2013 | Zero Hedge

Since 2013 Bill Clinton has been paid $26.6 million for 94 speeches; Hillary’s grand total is slightly less: $21.7 million for 92 private appearances.

Below we present the full breakdown of every publicly disclosed speech event by Hillary Clinton, together with the associated fee.

Bernie Sanders: Here’s what we want – The Washington Post

My supporters and I want real change in this country.

Source: Bernie Sanders: Here’s what we want – The Washington Post

As we head toward the Democratic National Convention, I often hear the question, “What does Bernie want?” Wrong question. The right question is what the 12 million Americans who voted for a political revolution want.

And the answer is: They want real change in this country, they want it now and they are prepared to take on the political cowardice and powerful special interests which have prevented that change from happening.

Abbreviated pundit roundup: Trump’s poll numbers take a huge dive

Source: Abbreviated pundit roundup: Trump’s poll numbers take a huge dive

By Georgia Logothetis

 Friday Jun 17, 2016

Huuuuuge, I tell you. Steven Shepard at POLITICO brings us the latest Donald Trump poll numbers:

In 2016’s race to the bottom, Donald Trump is going to find out if you can become president when two-thirds of Americans don’t like you — and a majority can’t stand you. […]

Trump is setting modern records for political toxicity — at least for a major-party candidate this far out from an election. Seventy percent of Americans surveyed in an ABC News/Washington Post poll out this week had an unfavorable opinion of Trump, up 10 points over the past month. The poll showed Trump’s favorable rating cratering at 29 percent, down from 37 percent last month.