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Trump demands Clinton apologize for ISIS video claim
Up until the moment Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders offered a full-throated apology to rival Hillary Clinton on the debate stage at St. Anselm Saturday night, and Hillary Clinton accepted it, it wasn’t clear how the DNC data breach was going to play in the debate. Katz has said that ISIS follows “everything Donald Trump says” and points to Trump’s proposed Muslim ban as proof that America hates Muslims. But it’s now emerged that one of the terrorist group’s most recent recruitment commercials features an image of someone very close to her, personally and politically.
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“Mr. Trump has a great capacity to use bluster and bigotry to inflame people”, said Clinton, the former secretary of state.
When asked what Clinton was referring to Saturday night, campaign spokesman Jesse Ferguson pointed Business Insider to a comment from Rita Katz, an expert on ISIS propaganda and co-founder of the SITE Intelligence group.
But, the first question thrown their way addressed a flare-up between the Sanders and Clinton campaigns and the Democratic National Committee.
Still, Sanders said his staff had acted improperly.
Clinton said she had worked as U. She said that “we are where we need to be” on fighting ISIS and that Obamacare premium hikes are “glitches”, both of which the RNC attacked after the debate.
And they may make one up, knowing the Clintons and knowing Hillary, but there’s no – there’s nobody – she just made it up.
The debate, lasting more than two hours, was the third for Democrats and was expected to have low viewership given that it was scheduled on the last weekend before Christmas when many Americans have turned their attention to the holidays.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the current national frontrunner, faced off against Sen.
Sanders said Clinton is too enamored by replacing dictatorial regimes, making the Middle East even more volatile.
Martin O’Malley attacked Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Clinton for not doing enough to strengthen gun control laws.
Clinton also defied moderators’ efforts to cut her off at times, leading Sanders to call out, “Now this is getting to be fun”. “She’s been fact checked on this claim by The Washington Post and The New York Times“.
The former Secretary of State and Democratic front-runner has been criticized for her “cozy” relationship with Wall Street.
Sanders disagreed, saying the US should first seek to defeat the Islamic State, calling Assad a “secondary issue” that should be dealt with over the course of years. Clinton struck back, reminding Sanders that he “voted for regime change” in Libya. “But before you do that, you’ve got to think about what happens the day after”.
All three candidates stressed working more closely with Muslim-American communities to tackle radicalism at home.
To date, Bill Clinton, whose love for the campaign trail is Democratic legend, has been largely a behind-the-scenes player during Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
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“And hundreds of thousands of people have been killed because of her faulty decisions”, he said. The shootings, as well as earlier attacks in Paris, have pushed national security to the forefront of the 2016 White House race. The incident sparked fierce reactions from Sanders and Clinton staffers, a sharp shift from what until now had been a relatively civil Democratic primary, particularly compared to the unpredictable Republican race.