Despite those gaps, Democratic men are actually more likely than Democratic women to say the party has a better chance to win in 2016 with Clinton than without her (64 percent of men say the best chance is with Clinton, 55 percent of women say the same).
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David Cameron’s office gets involved after British Muslim family is barred
No explanation was given to the family except the information that the request to deny them permission to board came from U.S. He said he had never had any problem travelling on that visa before, and feared the USA was targeting Muslims.
Clinton’s campaign wouldn’t address the allegation that the moment had been set up, though defended young Tandy.
Russia won’t stop bombing mission in Syria after cease-fire
The report also suggests that the Russian authorities were attempting to cover up the mounting civilian death toll. Kerry’s posture on the issue has remained unchanged for more than a year.
For Mrs Clinton, however, Mr Trump’s attacks could put her in a position of strength.
NC youth leader shot dead in Jammu and Kashmir
The VDC member was arrested after a homicide case was lodged towards him. “VDC guns are becoming hurdle in maintaining peace”. He said he would personally take up the matter with Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed in the next cabinet meeting.
Hannah told Clinton she has been a victim of bullying and asked if there was anything that could be done.
During the December 19 Democratic debate in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton claimed ISIL was using videos of Donald Trump “insulting Islam and Muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists”. It’s not the first time he’s demonstrated a penchant for sexism.
After Clinton’s comments, Trump tweeted, “The Hillary Clinton staged event yesterday was pathetic”. Rubio got 43 percent to Clinton’s 44 percent, and she and Cruz tied at 44 percent each.
He further tore into Clinton’s comment about his campaign’s “tone”.
Marco Rubio for president, & in that he can be tied with Sen. He said, “This will enhance her victimology status”.
Clinton’s camp has denounced Trump for using “degrading language” while saying the former secretary of State wouldn’t directly respond to Trump’s message. The Sanders campaign believes victories in those two states would undercut Clinton’s strength and send him into the next contests – in Southern and Western states where he’s polling lower – with a boost of momentum.
And while Mr Trump continues to lead the Republican race, more than half of all voters polled would be “embarrassed” to have him as president and as many as 28 per cent of Republicans declare they could not support him. Among those interviewed after the debate, Clinton’s lead grew to 60 percent vs. Sanders’ 27 percent. Polls show he remains the front runner for the Republican nomination. Just 37 percent of those surveyed said they would vote for Trump.
Trump’s campaign has come to be defined in part by his ability to survive despite statements that seem like they could mark “the beginning of the end” for him.
Overall, Clinton tops Sanders among registered voters who are Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents 50% to 34%. Clinton is leading Sanders by 72 per cent to 15 per cent on foreign policy, and 63 per cent to 18 per cent on issues related to the dreaded militant group.
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The comments followed a week of vulgar remarks by Trump about the Democratic candidate.
