On the Monday evening before Christmas, Trump referred to Hillary Clinton using a crudity that I won’t repeat. “I like people who weren’t captured”, says Trump. “I’m old enough that it doesn’t particularly bother me but I can’t imagine what it’s like to be, you know, a young person in today’s world where that’s coming at you all the time”. “I’ve got to be honest with you”.
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Tamir Rice’s family: Grand jury was manipulated
McGinty described the boy’s death as a “perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunications by all involved that day”. The prosecutor did not take any questions from the press, but he really didn’t have to; he had already said all he wanted to.
Ahead of Christmas Day, some presidential candidates got their own version stocking stuffers – good poll numbers.
Voters’ data exposed online, researcher says
Vickery said he could not tell whether others had accessed the voter database, which took about a day to download. The FBI declined to comment. “We need serious referendum on the way private data is handled”.
“He’s the leading Republican candidate but he’s not really all that different from the other Republican candidates”, said Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp taking no risks with Daniel Sturridge
Meanwhile, Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce admits he is taking a risk by turning to veteran defender Wes Brown against Liverpool. I don’t think we are exhausted . “That is how he is, he gets his rhythm and it is really important he stays in this”.
Some of Trump’s critics have leveled similar criticism at him.
Regardless of what the presidential hopeful thought the word means – or whatever his personal definition is – it seems ridiculous that he didn’t know the vulgar definition – and we think it is HIGHLY unlikely he didn’t use the word on objective.
Given the word’s gendered and sexual connotations, some are drawing sexist conclusions from Trump’s “schlonged” comment.
Clinton’s favorability rating holds steady in the new poll compared to earlier in the fall, with 47 percent of adults viewing her favorably and 51 percent unfavorably.
Hours after Ms. Clinton (68), deplored the “tone and inflammatory” rhetoric of her GOP rival’s campaign, Mr. Trump (69), on Twitter described her policies as the Secretary of State as stupid, which he claimed resulted in death and destruction.
Now, to politics and the race for president.
Hillary Clinton maintains a commanding lead in a new CNN/ORC poll, boosted by broader support in the days after the latest debate between the remaining three Democratic presidential candidates. In the act of degrading women, Trump has degraded all of political discourse.
CONAN: No, I don’t think we should evaluate every remark in a vacuum. “If you do things a little differently, if you say outrageous things and fight back, they love you”. Don’t say it, it’s disgusting, let’s not talk, we want to be very, very straight up.
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“While criticizing Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric against Mexicans, women, Muslims – all, by the way, deserving of criticism – she also made a freaky statement that had debate-watchers, fact-checkers, strategists and, of course, Trump himself, doing a double-take”. “He is becoming ISIL’s best recruiter”, Clinton said during the debate hosted by ABC News.
