Hillary Clinton Praises Possible Primary Rivals

O'Malley picked a policy fight with the Obama administration last summer over the influx of unaccompanied immigrant children crossing the southern border into Texas. Carrying signs that read "Choose Families Over Politics," waves of activists heckled Clinton during her speech, prompting her to respond that she was a "strong supporter of comprehensive immigration reform." Warren has repeatedly denied interest in running for president — although she did suggest some wiggle room recently — but she remains a forceful voice on income inequality and refinancing college loans. "The single best way for Hillary Clinton to ingratiate herself with Elizabeth Warren is to embrace Warren's populist agenda of reforming Wall Street, reducing student debt and expanding Social Security benefits," said Adam Green, who leads the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which has been a staunch supporter of Warren. The governor remains relatively unknown to national Democrats but has made multiple visits to early voting states like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, where he planned to help gubernatorial candidate Vince Sheheen on Saturday. Hillary Clinton praised O'Malley's tenure, saying he had joined with Brown to create "more good-paying jobs and fewer layoffs," while signing laws to raise the minimum wage and legalize same-sex marriage.