Criminal justice changes will certainly be central to the Democratic debates, the first of which is scheduled for October. 13 in Nevada. “It riles people up, gets them excited”, said Utah Democratic Party Executive Director, Lauren Littlefield.
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Graham said his energy policy would “break this stranglehold that people enjoy on fossil fuels from people that hate our guts”.
In March, Klayman charged that Clinton, along with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, violated a series of laws by destroying email correspondences in an effort to avoid responding to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
The breakfast event was the next-to-last stop on a four-day, five-state fundraising trip that began Tuesday with events in Colorado, Aspen and Denver, and included stops in Utah, Oregon, Northern California and Los Angeles. “I was already running, essentially”, Trump told CNN’s Don Lemon on “CNN Tonight”, saying Clinton would have no interest in a Trump run because the magnate was “Hillary’s worst nightmare”.
But Clinton did not endorse a $15 wage on Thursday and provided few specifics on where she would go on wages.
“There is no stronger leader for hard-working Americans who dream to own their own home, send their kids to college and earn a secure retirement”, Becerra, D-Los Angeles, said of Clinton. An anonymous source close to Clinton told Politico her proposal for student loan reform, which is expected to be one of the biggest issues in the run-up to the 2016 election, would be announced Monday.
They say it was worth it for the opportunity to meet the woman they hope is the next President of the United States.
“It is so nakedly partisan to try to limit the electorate, to pick and choose who among our fellow citizens should be encouraged or discouraged from voting”, she said.
“Our number one job is to lift care givers out of poverty, and we should do that first, to make sure care givers don’t live in poverty”, Young said. “You know why? She had no choice, because I gave”.
The team didn’t take the bait on what might have been the best news for Clinton’s White House ambitions: Trump’s refusal to rule out a third-party bid if he isn’t selected as the GOP nominee.
Clinton’s staff didn’t necessarily agree – at least publicly.
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“And I found myself standing in line at the grocery store, with an infant on my hip and a screaming toddler next to me, and needing to choose between toilet paper and laundry soap”, Spika said. “You have to wait and see”.
