Hillary Clinton Campaigns in Nevada Sunday

On Sunday, Hillary Clinton attended a number of events in Las Vegas throughout the day meeting with voters and gathering support for this weekend’s caucus. She started the day attending church services at Victory Missionary Baptist Church. She then stopped at a sandwich shop in Chinatown and met with works at Caesars Palace. She also met with Nevada Dreamers and concluded the day by hosting a public rally. At each of the events, she urged voters to support her and spoke about a number of topics including immigration reform, heath care, and clean energy. Regarding this weekend’s caucus she said, “Bring your friends, your neighbors your family, and I promise you I will work my heart out every single day.” A video from the day’s events will be posted when/if available.

Today, Clinton remained in Nevada for a number of events. Full coverage will be posted tomorrow. For all the latest, follow our revamped Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

News Source: ABC News, Las Vegas Sun

Clinton Picks Up Key Endorsement in Texas

On Thursday, Hillary Rodham Clinton began her first trip to Texas as a presidential candidate with a Q&A session in San Antonio. The session was hosted by Javier Palomarez, the president of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Clinton was asked a number of questions about her immigration and business plans, but she was also asked about the possibility of Housing and Urban Development Secretary, and former mayor of San Antonio, Julián Castro as a running mate. Clinton responded coyly saying, “I am going to really look hard at him for anything because that’s how good he is, and he deserves the accolades he’s receiving.”

Clinton then attended a Latinos for Hillary event in San Antonio where she was endorsed by Castro. The two appeared on stage together at Sunset Station where thousands turned out to listen hear Clinton speak. She focused heavily on immigration reform saying that she would defend the executive orders that have been enacted by President Barack Obama, and she would stand up against Congress if they passed legislation that led to the deportation of DREAMers. Clinton told the crowd, which consisted primarily of Latinos, “You’re not strangers, you’re not intruders. You’re our neighbors, you’re our friends, you’re our families. A video from the San Antonio rally is below.

Tonight, Clinton attended a private fundraiser at the home of Amber and Steven Mostyn. Both are lawyers with Mostyn Law. As with all private events, it was closed to the press.

Tomorrow, Clinton is scheduled to return to New Hampshire and will also appear on CNN’s The Lead with Jake Tapper. For all the latest, follow our Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

News Source: Fusion, MySA, ABC News, NPR

Clinton Address National Council of La Raza Conference

Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed the National Council of La Raza Conference in Kansas City, Missouri this afternoon. During her speech, she built upon her economic speech from earlier in the day and referenced the economic inequality in the Latino community. She promised to fight for better economic opportunities and comprehensive immigration reform.

Clinton was not the only Democratic presidential candidate to speak at the conference. Senator Bernie Sanders and former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley were also featured speakers. All three candidates spoke about the similar topics, and all three attacked Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for his comments disparaging Latino  immigrants. Trump’s presidential opponents were slow to speak out against his comments, a fact which Clinton called out asking, “Why did it take weeks for most of you to speak out?”

Tomorrow, Clinton is expected to be in Washington, DC where she will meet with Democrats on Capitol Hill. For all the latest campaign news, be sure to follow along on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Video Source: YouTube

News Source: The Kansas City Star

Clinton Returns to Nevada

Hillary Rodham Clinton returned to Nevada to attend two major campaign events. Her first event was in Las Vegas where she spoke to the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Office (NALEO). Clinton outlined the four fights of her campaign, and focused specifically on expanding funding for preschool programs. She said, “All of our kids need the opportunity to get off the to the best possible start, but too many children are getting behind.”

Clinton also spoke about voter rights and called for universal voter registration saying, “We should be making it easier to vote, not putting up barriers that disempower and disenfranchise Americans. Who are those barriers aimed at: young people, poor people and people of color.” She also focused on immigration, saying that if Congress refused to act on immigration, she would further expand the executive orders President Barack Obama has enacted. She also vowed to limit the the number of deportations, and her goal is comprehensive immigration reform.

"We need to hear from the vets how to fix the problems we have" #HillaryinNV pic.twitter.com/XeXTyGgNGs

— Jordan Russell (@jcr1015) June 18, 2015

In Reno, Clinton hosted a roundtable with a number of veterans. She spoke about her plans to maintain the world’s most powerful military. However, her primary concern is the struggles of veterans returning from combat and the delay of Veterans Affairs providing care. Clinton said veteran care is not a partisan issue, “No matter what we disagree on, we must agree on taking care of our vets.”

Tomorrow and Saturday, Clinton will attend events in California. Follow along on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

News Source:Las Vegas Sun, KOLO

Clinton Pens Op-Ed in El Mundo

Clinton holds a roundtable discussion in Las Vegas on May 5, 2015

On Friday, an op-ed by Hillary Rodham Clinton was published in the Las Vegas based Spanish-language newspaper El Mundo. In the op-ed, Clinton recalls her recent trip to Las Vegas where she met with young immigrants during a roundtable event. She promised to fight for immigration reform if elected president and referenced her voting record on immigration as a Senator. She reassured the Hispanic community that they can count on her to fight for the preservation of their families.

She wrote, “As a mother, grandmother, and American, I don’t know how a person can meet these young people that have contributed so much to their communities and represent so much potential for the future, and think of threatening them and their families with deportation. And still that is precisely what almost every Republican candidate would do.”

You can read the full op-ed by CLICKING HERE.

News Source: El Mundo, Politico

Photo Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Fundraiser

Monday, October 20, 2014

Hillary Rodham Clinton attended a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Fundraiser where she spoke about the future of Democrats in Congress. She stressed the importance of electing Democratic candidates to ensure important work is done, such as immigration reform. The event was attended by a number of important Hollywood donors and is said to have raised over $2 million. The fundraiser was co-hosed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg, Alan Horn, Michael Rapino and their spouses. The event was closed to the press, and so a video from the event will likely not be available.

News and Image Source: Deadline Hollywood

Girls: A No Ceilings Conversation

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Hillary Rodham Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, and America Ferrera hosted an event in New York City for the Clinton Foundation entitled “Girls: A No Ceilings Conversation.” Clinton has championed the advancement of women and girls across the globe, and this event covered a number of topics including immigration reform, education, and women’s rights. Toward the end of the event, Chelsea surprised the audience when she announced that she is pregnant with her and her husband’s (Marc Mezvinsky) first child.

We are unable to embed the LiveStream video, but you may watch the full event by CLICKING HERE.