For Sarah Olsen, the meeting is an important part of Ollie’s education as a future New Hampshire voter. Still to come: ideas about taxes, climate change, education, wages, Wall Street and business regulations, which she’s given the more politically palatable name of “corporate responsibility”. “They will continue to use their proxies like Hezbollah, and they will continue to be an existential threat to Israel”.
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United States of America Today calls this moving parade rope line a new “Clinton innovation”.
Daily Beast executive editor Noah Shachtman urged his reporters Sunday to “write a hit piece” if a candidate ever “tries to rope you like a cow”.
It was huge news at the time, of course. At one point, she spoke with a wheelchair-bound Marine and his mother.
Most especially to those who wanted Sen.
Fourth of July parade routes were transformed into campaign trails Saturday as presidential candidates spent the holiday shaking hands, mingling with voters, and dealing with hecklers. An agreement, however, would not be a cure-all, she said.
The new poll shows that Clinton still has a strong favorability rating, with 74 percent of those polled viewing her favorably and 19 percent viewing her unfavorably.
In an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union”, Sanders complained of oil subsidies, companies stashing revenue overseas to avoid taxes and billionaire investor Warren Buffett’s secretary paying a higher tax rate than he does.
“Where were you at 3am when the phone rang?”
“But we also have to be fully vigilant, China’s military is growing very quickly, they’re establishing military installations that again threaten countries we have treaties with, like the Philippines because they are building on contested property”, said the ex- secretary of state who served 2009-2013. Bernie Sanders wrapped up a three-day charm offensive that took him through a half-dozen counties in Iowa. Jeanne Shaheen and a close Clinton friend.
One camera operator back-pedaled into a toddler, the Clinton spokesperson said, and the rope made it possible for the parade to move smoothly.
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Sanders said he recognizes that he is the underdog candidate, and that Clinton’s campaign undoubtedly will raise “a lot more money than we will”. In fact, that is exactly what happened with strong Republican Party front-runners Ronald Reagan in 1980, George H.W. Bush in 1988, Bob Dole in 1996 and George W. Bush in 2000, he said. Her campaign says work by Harvard University sociologist Robert Putnam, the author of a book on childhood poverty and the “opportunity gap”, and Brookings Institution fellow Isabel Sawhill, who studies the decline of marriage and income inequality, particularly influenced Clinton’s early thinking. The northeastern state traditionally holds the first presidential primary. That figure is only a fraction of the $45 million Clinton’s campaign raised during the same period.
