Keller @ Large: Why Losers Endorse Winners
Jon explains why Bernie Sanders' endorsement of Hillary Clinton was written in the stars.
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Jon explains why Bernie Sanders' endorsement of Hillary Clinton was written in the stars.
Sanders congratulated Clinton for winning the nomination and vowed to do everything he could to help her beat Donald Trump.
Hillary Clinton's campaign is making it official: Former Democratic rival Bernie Sanders will join her at a New Hampshire event on Tuesday where he plans to endorse her.
Sanders has withheld his endorsement of Clinton since the end of the Democratic primaries
FBI Director James Comey said no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case against Clinton.
Now that both sides have had their say on Benghazi, what's the lasting lesson of that fiasco for us?
It looks like a no-brainer for both Warren and Clinton. But please – no wagering.
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Donald Trump is losing the money race, badly. But does that really matter?
She waited until after the presidential primaries to endorse, but it's looking more like Sen. Elizabeth Warren is being seriously considered as Hillary Clinton's running mate.
He did not concede the race, nor did he refer to Clinton as the likely nominee, instead offering a lengthy list of policy proposals he hopes to see approved by the party.
We're sick and tired of Massachusetts pols needing to feed their Potomac fever.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren threw her support behind Democrat Hillary Clinton for president Thursday.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren plans to formally endorse Hillary Clinton for president in the next week or two.
If you want change and hope, look in your own backyard. Your governor, your legislator, your mayor, your neighbors.
It's on, Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump. What's the good news about these two?
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both made it clear they intend to strip the bark off each other.
Jon looks at the potential pros and cons of President Obama's endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton will become the first woman to top the presidential ticket of a major U.S. political party, capturing commitments Monday from the number of delegates needed to become the Democrats' presumptive nominee.
Hillary Clinton came within TV reach of crucial New Hampshire voters, and didn't bother to talk to them through the media. Jon says that's a major campaign failure.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is planning a fundraiser in Boston with rocker Jon Bon Jovi.
WBZ body language expert Don Khoury says he has developed an algorithm to predict how candidates' non-verbal communication can affect voters.
A State Department audit says Hillary Clinton didn't follow the rules when she ran the place. Jon says that's a huge problem.
Jon lays out what he's looking for from each of the likely major-party nominees.
A Stoughton man asked in his obituary that in lieu of flowers, people vote to not elect Hillary Clinton this November.
