Carly Fiorina
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Blumenthal's Bad Advice, Christie Goes Nuclear, Fiorina Wins Again
Top government officials get a lot of advice from a lot of people. Cabinet officials have entire cadres of career civil servants dedicated to providing information and analysis. In the case of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, we know from her publicly disclosed emails that she also relied heavily on outside, non-governmental sources, especially from one person — Sidney Blumenthal. Mr. Blumenthal has been close confidant of the Clintons for decades. But the Obama White House blocked Mrs. Clinton's attempt to hire Blumenthal as a top adviser at the State Department. So the Clinton Foundation hired Blumenthal at $10,000 a month.
Leading the GOP Field: Candidates With No Prior Office
Grassroots conservatives are fed up with the establishment GOP.
Hillary Thinks Republicans Share Terrorists' View of Women
Last time we checked, most Republicans argue for policies that promote life.

The Racing Form, Third Edition
Both presidential nomination contests having been scrambled by recent events — the FBI taking control of Hillary Clinton's private email server and a raucous, roiling GOP debate — the third edition of the Racing Form is herewith rushed into print. Legal disclaimer: This column is for betting purposes only. What follows is analysis — scrubbed, as thoroughly as a Clinton server, of advocacy. (Unless I simply can't resist.) *Hillary Clinton:* Ever since her disastrous book-launch performance, I've thought her both (1) a weak candidate and (2) the inevitable Democratic nominee.
America's Next Top Executive
Viral videos are the next stage in the evolution of presidential campaign theater.
Monty Python and the Rick Perry Campaign
In campaigns past, a lack of funds was a plague that felled many a candidate.

Best of the First Republican Confab
The "debates" Thursday were endurance exercises, given the number of candidates on stage.
Fiorina Brings Business Acumen to GOP Field
Former HP CEO joins a rapidly growing and increasingly diverse group.