Latin music superstar Ricky Martin announced on Wednesday his endorsement of democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for president.
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“They seem more interested in seeing who can say the most offensive and insulting comments”.
Clinton said in a statement to Reuters: “I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Insulators Union, whose leadership in energy efficiency is essential to making America a clean energy superpower”. They have insulted Latinos, women, Muslims. “They’re out-Trumping Trump, if you will”.
Clinton, the leader for Democratic nomination, will begin her day at a fundraiser in Tampa at the home of Alex Sink before heading to Orlando and South Florida. Caucus and primary elections are controlled by the extreme factions of the parties – the diehards who take the time to attend party gatherings, they said. Make sure you’re registered to vote.
Orlando has the second largest Puerto Rican population in the mainland United States, and as Clinton tries to moblize the Latino vote, she also emphasized her support for Puerto Rican statehood. A recent Florida Atlantic University poll found her leading Sanders by a 66-to-22 percent margin in Florida’s Democratic primary, but losing hypothetical general election matchups in the state to Republicans Trump, Ben Carson, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz. “We would get more down-ticket people elected if he (Trump) was on the ticket”.
Congress passed the children’s insurance program in 1997 after rebuffing a broader health-care reform proposal Hillary Clinton championed when her husband, Bill, was president.
“Our economy does so much better when we have a Democrat in the White House”, she said.
Hillary Clinton at a campaign event in Orlando on Wednesday.
That’s precisely why the 2016 presidential hopeful has rolled out with her plans to empower all Americans with faster broadband connections, as part of her five-year, $275 billion infrastructure blueprint. “Secretary Clinton is an experienced and accomplished leader committed to championing the economic advancement of American small businesses, women-owned businesses, workers and families”. “Ted Cruz has supported legislation to do that and I really don’t understand it – Marco Rubio followed right along”. She also noted that the Sunshine state has fallen way behind other states in developing solar power.
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“It is time for us to say, we’re going to have comprehensive background checks, we’re going to close the gun show loophole”, she promised in remarks that occurred before news of a mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif. She spoke of finding what she called common sense solutions to gun violence.
