Another day, another diarrhea bubble sallying forth from the lips of deranged road flare Donald Trump, who today is generating outrage for saying Hillary Clinton got “schlonged” in 2008. “Don’t say it, it’s disgusting”. We’ve tried that, though, haven’t we?
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Star Wars ‘The Force Awakens’ smashes opening-night records in North America
After fielding questions, Obama concluded the press conference: “OK everybody, I got to get to ‘Star Wars ‘”. After all, there were long lines for ” Star Wars ” at 5:15 a.m. outside of the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Trump’s campaign responded this week by insisting that as president, he wouldn’t kill journalists: “I hate some of these people, but I’d never kill them, “he said”. “I can promise you this: We won’t waste a cent. But you have to step up right now to close the fundraising gap and get Hillary to her first victories”. Appearing on ABC’s This Week, Clinton spokesperson Jennifer Palmieri said the candidate “didn’t have a particular video in mind” but was referring to jihadists’ use of Trump’s comments on social media more generally.
America opening weekend record with 8M
The Walt Disney Co. earnings destroy the previous opening record set by “Jurassic World”, which drew 8.8 million this summer. And ” Sisters ” – a raunchy comedy with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler – opened in third place, at .4 million in sales.
Critics described Trump’s attack as sexist, potentially setting back his legitimate attack that Clinton misrepresented her claim about him and ISIS.
IOM: Migrant arrivals into Europe tops 1 million in 2015
Italy saw more than 150,000 come to its shores, and Bulgaria was the first European stop for nearly 30,000 newcomers. About half of the people entering Europe were Syrians, while 20 percent were Afghans and 7 percent Iraqis, IOM said.
Trump’s personal attacks on women also extended to his rival for the Republican nomination, Carly Fiorina, of whom he declared: “Look at that face!”
Clinton’s attack on Trump hints at a larger strategy to pivot away from her appeals to a progressive base this past summer and fall, to a position where she can begin making her case to general election voters.
The lack of attention on the Democratic race has given Clinton a break from the intense scrutiny of the summer, when much of the political conversation was focused on her use of a private email server as secretary of state and the foreign financial ties of the Clinton Foundation, the non-profit started by her husband.
Trump also defended the kind words he’s been exchanging with Russian President Vladimir Putin, brushing off criticism that he has been too kind to the Russian president. Clinton entered the high school gymnasium – packed with about 700 people – alongside the students to huge cheers. She said the Republican frontrunner’s anti-Muslim rhetoric had made him an ace recruiter for ISIS.
During her remarks, Clinton stressed the differences between Republicans and Democrats in the field. Varney wondered. “That’s what you’re saying”.
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Advocating for more “love and kindness” Clinton added: “That’s why it’s important to stand up to bullies wherever we are and why we shouldn’t let anybody bully his way into the presidency”. He also is known for jousting with hecklers at his events, as he did Monday night. “It’s not a sign of strength to insult people with profanity”, Bush told reporters after speaking to voters at a community college in New Hampshire’s north country.
