Some of the workers who attended the event said they want to ensure that they are paid a living wage.
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The communications director for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign said that Republican candidate Donald Trump likely “hurt” Clinton’s feelings during the first GOP debate in Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday night.
Clinton never mentioned any rivals by name but has been sharpening her criticism of some of the candidates in the GOP field.
A libel lawsuit has been dismissed against the owner of Triple Crown victor American Pharoah.
Damning correspondences which were uncovered included some sent by Sidney Blumenthal, a key confidant of Ms Clinton and a former White House aide to Bill Clinton, which described Prime Minister David Cameron as ” aristocratic, unsure, inexperienced, oblique and largely uncommitted”.
“It’s hard to relate the rise in cost to the actual product that has certainly changed somewhat but not so dramatically as to justify those costs”, she said during a Q&A session at Twitter’s headquarters, according to Yahoo News. Clinton has said she handled her e-mail this way for the convenience of carrying just one phone.
“The cost of living in Manhattan is different than Little Rock and many other places, so New York and Los Angeles or Seattle are right to go higher”, Clinton said in July.
“I wish every presidential candidate from either party would visit Utah, so they can learn to properly govern”, said James Evans, Chair, Utah Republican Party.
With Sen. Bernie Sanders doing very public events Saturday in Seattle – notably a 6 p.m. rally at the UW’s Hec Edmundson Pavilion – Washington’s Hillary-backing U.S. Senators were asked Friday when she will come out of pricey fundraisers and be with the folks.
Well, throw in the fact that both the former president’s spouse, Hillary Clinton, and The Donald are presidential hopefuls, and things get a little more interesting.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What did you get from Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi?
When he was asked later how he would move Americans toward looking for work rather than accepting government assistance, Graham said, “I think America’s dying to work“. The Times botched the story, the Clinton camp says, because (a) the probe isn’t “criminal“, and (b) it’s not technically investigating her – but rather her email arrangement.
She added, “I think that this movement to give dignity and respect and better pay and benefits and training to home health-care workers is one of the most important missions that we should take on together”.
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But how does Clinton’s plan compare to others seeking the Democratic nomination for president?
