Trump, the presumptive US Republican presidential nominee, denounced the protesters as “thugs”.
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Democrats have several ways to exert leverage over Sanders.
“It was heartbreaking”, she said.
Clinton is now 70 delegates short of the nomination.
He “has taken them by asking them to max out their credit cards to a point of financial despair and walked away”.
“I will support the victor, and I have no problem supporting Hillary”, Holzman said.
At the San Jose rally, Trump again tried to stoke discord among Democrats, saying “the system was rigged” against Sanders. Trump has maintained that customers were overwhelmingly satisfied with the offerings.
“The judge is doing his job”.
She also said Trump plans to deport 11 million illegal immigrants, calling such talk “the most unfair and unsafe kind of conversation” that has veered off “toward anger and fear”. “When you talk to people, you have got to make sure they understand what’s at stake”.
Bernie Sanders supporters edged closer to a key win Saturday at the state Democratic Party convention, as delegates gave initial approval to their call for national Democrats to abolish so-called “super-delegates” who help pick the party’s presidential nominee.
Both Clinton and Sanders campaigned across California, stopping in immigrant communities, big cities and the agricultural heartland on the final weekend before Tuesday’s primary in the nation’s biggest state.
And Clinton’s dictator line builds on how she implied earlier in the week that Trump has a fascination with dictators.
“I’d go further. I’d listen to the military people, but I’d go further”, he said.
“We are the only state or USA territory where she got 100 percent of the delegates”, he said, citing in part the large voter turnout.
“Hillary Clinton is a weak person”.
Carson spoke on Fox News’ Hannity in the wake of President Obama’s most recent slap at Trump during a commencement speech at the Air Force Academy.
Donald Trump came up with a new insult for Hillary Clinton on Friday, calling her a “thief” and charging that she sucks up to President Obama so he will keep her out of jail over her email scandal.
Flanked by female celebrities and elected officials, including Sally Field, Elizabeth Banks and Debra Messing, Clinton embraced the historic nature of her candidacy. “Letting ISIS run wild, launching a nuclear attack, starting a ground war, these are all distinct possibilities with Donald Trump in charge”, she said. Who would be so stupid to do what she did with her emails.
“Donald Trump’s ideas aren’t just different”, Clinton said, in a dramatic escalation of her attacks on Trump. Clinton has expressed concerns but said she wants to see the bill move forward to stop Puerto Rico’s problems from worsening.
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Sander’s strong opposition and intentions to continue in the election race could however diminish Clinton’s chances of her potential bounce.
