Clinton urges rural kids receive equal opportunities
Hillary Clinton campaigns in rural Orangeburg County stressing child centered policies. She pledges universal high quality preschool in 10 years, doubling Head Start funding and tax relief for parents with under 3. She also backs a $1500 apprentice tax credit and youth employment proposals.
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Bush Trail in Iowa Begins From Behind in Caucuses
Jeb Bush arrives in Washington Iowa ahead of the first early voting caucuses with limited Iowa staff and resources, while rivals like Rick Perry have built stronger local networks. Bush plans concentrated in-state activity through March, targeting Cedar Rapids and other cities to bolster his campaign.
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Graham leads South Carolina GOP presidential poll
U S Senator Lindsey Graham from Seneca leads the South Carolina Republican presidential primary field with 14 percent in a Morning Consult poll conducted May 31 through June 8, with a 3 percent margin of error. Ben Carson is second at 12 percent, followed by Jeb Bush at 11 percent and Scott Walker at 10 percent.
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Outside groups fund 2016 presidential campaigns
Republican Jeb Bush and Democrat Hillary Clinton rely on outside groups to start and sustain their campaigns. The 2016 field features unlimited super PAC donations and dark money nonprofits, with leaders who run both parties’ efforts, promising more money means more speech and engagement.
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Campaign finance clash fuels wild west fundraising debate
FEC Chair Ann Ravel likens fundraising after Citizens United to a Wild West scene, arguing lax policing by a deadlocked agency. Opponents say more money means more speech, with outside groups already spending over 1 million in negative ads as the 500 plus day election window looms.
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