The cartoon at the center of the controversy features Clinton holding an anti-police sign – a criticism of her stance on the spate of African-Americans’ deaths that have involved police force.
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“I have no problem in doing so!”
Johnson: I could win: Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential nominee, has set his sights on qualifying for the first presidential debate on September 26.
Donald Trump fired off a spate of fiery tweets Monday morning that both bashed Hillary Clinton’s “brainpower” while continuing to insist that crime in inner-cities is “reaching record levels”.
The disdain for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is “unprecedented”, Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said Monday.
A new poll shows a different view of Pennsylvania’s top political contests, with a narrower lead for Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican incumbent Pat Toomey on top in the state’s U.S. Senate race.
“#WheresHillary? Sleeping!” he tweeted recently.
“We don’t want the support of people who think like David Duke”, Trump’s running mate, Mike Pence, told CNN.
Asked how he could justify the hyperbole [about Trump becoming “the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency”], Bornstein said, “I like that sentence to be quite honest with you and all the rest of them are either sick or dead”. As Politico writes, Trump was scheduled to make a speech about immigration on August 25 in Colorado, but delayed it after he suggested he was softening his position on deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants.
“Doesn’t smoke, doesn’t drink – and that’s simply the best advantage you can have to live – and he’s got a good family history”, he added.
Infection is only going to get worse this fall, until one of them concedes. I’m speaking as a black man. Donald Trump is not a black man nor is Hillary Clinton a black woman…
An image from a supporter purporting to show Clinton and her husband, Bill, at a college party with Clinton dressed in blackface.
But the root of the conspiracy theories lies in 2012, when Clinton was nearing the end of her stint as secretary of state and a stomach virus and dehydration prompted her to faint, causing what her doctor said was a concussion.
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Clinton spokesperson Glen Caplin noted that the Democratic presidential nominee released a detailed medical letter from her physician last month that described her as in excellent physical condition.
