Quote by Jonathan Allen

“Ultimately, it was a battle between those who believed that it was folly to think Hillary could show up in lower-population areas and change…

— Jonathan Allen

“There was a certain duality to Hillary’s vast political empire: while it was true that most of the voices inside and outside the campaign…

— Jonathan Allen

“All of the jockeying might have been all right, but for a root problem that confounded everyone on the campaign and outside it. Hillary…

— Jonathan Allen

“Running like an incumbent from the outset, Hillary had geared her whole campaign toward depriving any other Democrat of the institutional support necessary to…

— Jonathan Allen

“In a landslide, running unopposed, she'd just been elected his reason to live.”

— Tommy Wallach

“learned two things from the students. One was that they disliked identity politics. They thought that Hillary spent too much time trying to appeal…

— Donna Brazile

“As she had at State, Abedin concerned herself with elements of the operation for which she had no credentials. But”

— Jonathan Allen

“But the idea burned into her mind as much as anything else was that she had lost because she’d hired people who put their…

— Jonathan Allen

“She was in college, a time of optimistic fascism when it seems that all the world needs is one more rally.”

— Victor LaValle

“She could work any situation to her advantage, instantly turning herself into the life of the party, whether it was some soirée for an…

— Barry Brennessel

“Hillary’s aides began planning her first national television interview of the campaign, a chance to strike back at the widely held perception that she…

— Jonathan Allen

“Hillary compares herself to Eleanor Roosevelt. That's like comparing an ordinary jackass to a thoroughbred racehorse.”

— Richard Wade Democrat Advisor