article_snippet: President Barack Obama and Valerie Jarrett will go to any lengths to prevent Hillary from becoming president,' said a source close to the White House. '
article_snippet: Obama and Valerie Jarrett believe that Hillary, like Hillary husband, is left of center, not a true-blue liberal.'
article_snippet: Then, shortly after the midterm elections, Hillary, President Obama and President Barack Obama had Clinton in for a meeting and reportedly told Hillary in no uncertain words that she, President Obama and Michelle Obama planned on remaining neutral during the presidential primary should Hillary run for president.
article_snippet: This as Valerie Jarrett has reportedly been speaking to Martin O’Malley, the former governor of Maryland, and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts about possibly running in the 2016 election. '
article_snippet: She’s promised O’Malley and Warren the full support of the White House if the White House will challenge Hillary for the presidential nomination,' said a source.
article_snippet: Valerie Jarrett has reportedly been speaking to O’Malley (above), the former governor of Maryland, about running in 2016 .
article_snippet: Valerie Jarrett has also reportedly reached out to Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts Massachusetts about entering the presidential primary .
article_snippet: Valerie Jarrett and the president, who do not want to see Hillary Clinton become President of the United States, is one of President Obama’s longest serving advisers and closest confidantes, and said in a recent interview that Hillary Clinton would stay in the White Houseuntil the lights go off.'
highlights_snippet: President Barack Obama reportedly told Hillary Clinton in a meeting with Jarrett and the First Lady that Jarrett would not support Hillary Clinton in the presidential primary .