“We Republicans were up on a pedestal behind podiums, and it seemed more stoic and sterile”.
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Bernie Sanders is walking back one of his statements from the first Democratic primary debate, expressing support for the FBI investigation into the former secretary of state’s personal server.
The broadcast will showcase the town hall, which was hosted by the South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus, and moderated by News One Now’s host and managing editor Roland S. Martin. They played heavily to African-Americans, mentioning voting rights, criminal justice changes and the Black Lives Matter movement. McKinnon immediately launched into her portrayal of Clinton by awkwardly trying to appear as casual as possible sitting in a chair.
Maddow cited financial support she’s gotten from Wall Street executives, including paid speeches for Goldman Sachs totaling more than $600,000 after she left the Senate.
Hillary Clinton Thinks She’d Beat Bill Clinton in an Election Hillary talks about what her husband, former President Bill Clinton, would be called if she became the Commander-in-Chief and speculates on what her chances would be if she ran against him. You’ve got hunters who are going from Vermont to the Midwest, and they put their weapons unloaded in the cargo part. “Tell me why she’s the worst person in the world”.
Clinton regularly talks about her love of reading and spending time at home, but has shown on the campaign trail that she does like to interact with people. “They are impatient and they deserve to be impatient”, she said. “So I said no to the Keystone on day one”. “We are fighting for the future of this planet and we’ve got to be bold”, he said, as he moved on to criticizing Republicans.
Clinton said the drug should be reclassified by the government from a Schedule 1 substance to a Schedule 2, a designation that would allow for federally sponsored research into its effects.
“He was a coauthor of the bill – I mean it was the Rubio bill, the Rubio-Schumer bill”, Paul said.
Is Hillary a hawk or a dove?
“What people want to know who has leadership, who has leadership”, Sanders explained. Sanders said. “It’s always gotcha stuff”.
O’Malley wrote an op-ed published on CNN.com calling for an end to the death penalty, and Sanders, who perhaps faces the biggest challenge when it comes to African-American voters, said in a statement released by his campaign that he would consider “every option, including a constitutional amendment” to ensure that all Americans have the opportunity to vote. “The question is bringing people together around proposals that I would guess 60 or 70 percent of the American people believe in”, Sanders added. But I think the important thing is that we are now beyond that.
“But anybody who thinks that they can influence what I will do doesn’t know me very well”, she insisted.
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Until WSJ releases transcripts or audio of the interview, I can only surmise, but based on the extensive paraphrasing, I’d guess that Sanders was probably asked a narrow question about the Federal Bureau of Investigation security audit, created to elicit the slight “valid questions” quote.
