Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks about recent comments from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump during a campaign stop December 8, in Salem, N.H. Reporter: No comment from the Clinton campaign, but tonight, trump and his family go to church near his palm beach home, so, perhaps there will be a momentary truce. When asked about his use of the term directly, Clinton said Trump has demonstrated, in general, a “penchant for sexism”. Trump had just given them new fodder to galvanize women behind her candidacy – and they used it. The Clinton campaign had a succinct response to that request: “Hell no”.
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“I really deplore the tone of his campaign, the inflammatory rhetoric that he is using to divide people, and his going after groups of people with hateful, incendiary rhetoric”, the former secretary of state told The Des Moines Register in an interview published Wednesday.
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The two are heading their respective fields to be the Republican and Democratic nominees for the election in November next year. But voters do say that she has the right experience to be president by a margin of 63 percent to 35 percent.
The provocative real estate magnate and political neophyte remains at the center of campaign firestorms, roiling the Republican establishment and leading the GOP pack as it gears up for the post-New-Year gallop to Iowa and the first voting in the nominations process on February 1. You got someone like Donald Trump.
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The context of Saturday night’s debate is important in order to understand Clinton’s choice to begin her “dance to the middle” so soon.
Ahead of Christmas Day, some presidential candidates got their own version stocking stuffers – good poll numbers. Yet Sanders continues to trail Clinton as the candidate better able to handle economic issues, 47 percent say they think Clinton is best able to handle it, 39 percent Sanders. More than anything, the poll shows that the mainstream media’s lack of coverage of the Sanders’ campaign is a great disservice to Democratic voters. But so far, party insiders have mainly demurred from criticizing Trump’s latest boundary-breaking remarks, since publicly defending a Democratic rival, even if it appeases female voters, could prove problematic.
West added that Clinton matches up well with Trump because she is knowledgeable on many issues, understands the need for moderation in foreign policy, and is inclusive in how she thinks about social issues.
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Clinton said Trump should be held accountable for his language.
