Keller @ Large: Clinton Must Address Tough Issues Head On
Part of Donald Trump's appeal is his supporters feel he addresses tough issues head-on. Clinton must do better at making skeptical voters feel the same about her.
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Part of Donald Trump's appeal is his supporters feel he addresses tough issues head-on. Clinton must do better at making skeptical voters feel the same about her.
Jon looks at what Hillary Clinton's nomination means for women going forward.
Taking on the role of devoted political spouse, former President Bill Clinton declared his wife Hillary Clinton an impassioned "change-maker," serving as character witness for her on the night she triumphantly became the first woman nominated for president.
Jon says it's hard to believe they weren't better than the dumpster fire we're living through now.
Jon says an unlikely savior emerged at the Democratic National Convention.
Ending months of animosity, Bernie Sanders robustly embraced his former rival Hillary Clinton Monday night.
Jon says she should explain, clearly and convincingly, how she would govern, differently from Trump and Obama.
At South Station Sunday morning, Massachusetts Democratic delegates boarded a train bound for the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Jon sat down with WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben, who was in Cleveland to cover the Republican National Convention, for a recap of the GOP's big week.
Hillary Clinton announced Friday night that Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine will be her running mate for the presidential election.
If Sen. Tim Kaine is Clinton's pick, it's easy to see why; Kaine checks quite a few political boxes.
Virginia Senator Tim Kaine wasn't dropping any hints when he came to Boston for a long planned fundraiser on Friday.
Trump fans say he's another Reagan in the making. Jon Keller put that claim to the test by comparing their acceptance speeches.
Despite promising "the truth, and nothing else" in his convention speech, Donald Trump presented the nation with a series of previously debunked claims and some new ones Thursday night.
The 70-year-old celebrity businessman's acceptance of the Republican nomination caps his improbable takeover of the GOP.
