In Atlanta last week the Clinton campaign unveiled a nationwide “African-Americans for Hillary” initiative; she also spoke in the Palmetto State at an NAACP dinner last Friday.
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He said there was also a need to make mental health treatment available to people who are in crisis situations: “I believe that we have to bring people together to address this crisis of massacres and people getting killed every day with guns”.
“For years the local party has advocated for greater attention for this area, for Rock Hill, even for Winthrop”, Hayes said.
“I think their hope is that Republicans win and when they do, a path will be open for a pipeline and other disastrous environmental legislation”, he said.
“Thank you”, Clinton responded.
Bernie didn’t say he regretted his defense of Hillary at the debate, though. On Thursday, Josh Schwerin, Clinton’s campaign spokesman, issued a statement that took issue that Sanders’ comments to the Wall Street Journal.
Chief rival Bernie Sanders is talking tougher about the former secretary of state, telling the Wall Street Journal investigators are asking “valid questions” about Clinton’s emails, a departure from the assist he gave her at the Democratic debate when he said, ‘the American people are sick and exhausted of hearing about your damn emails’.
The ad uses footage from an October 5 town hall in Manchester, New Hampshire, where Ms Clinton said she would pursue expanded background checks and take steps to hold manufacturers accountable for crimes committed with their weapons. In recent weeks, Clinton’s campaign has criticized Sanders for allegedly using sexist language and have attacked his stance on gun control.
“We have an ad up and we will continue to do TV and radio”.
“You can’t talk the talk…and at the same time say we are going to extract”, Sanders said on Wednesday, adding that the USA must protect workers as it moves away from fossil fuels.
“So I think the issues we are focussing on, rebuilding the economy, and in the process creating up to 13m decent-paying jobs, many of those jobs will be for minority communities”, Sanders continued.
A representative from Gardner’s office told ABC News last month that the Vermont Senator is welcome to file as a Democrat, but that he could still face an outside challenge.
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Bridget Johnson is a veteran journalist whose news articles and opinion columns have run in dozens of news outlets across the globe.
