Why else, after all, would Hillary tell ABC that her hubby shouldn’t have to quit the Clinton Foundation before Election Day?
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“She’s the only person you can vote for who has actually gotten things done in Congress with Democrats and Republicans”, he said. “It’s a world-renowned charity because of the work that my husband started and many, many people helped him with. That was pretty amusing considering that the three major evaluators of foundations gave it the highest grade they could give”, Clinton said to a hot and crowded gymnasium here. “We now know from the back and forth and the trip to Mexico, the Mexicans are not going to build it. They said, ‘We financed this through the rents we get through the other tenants at this school that have been recovered'”.
For Americans United for Life former president and AVA senior fellow Charmaine Yoest, Clinton’s stance on abortion is out of step with the United States. And he said the future was dependent on “America’s greatest asset … our youth and diversity”.
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton talks to reporters on her campaign plane before take-off in White Plains, New York, U.S., September 6, 2016. “As I’ve said over and over again – it doesn’t matter how many times you ask me and how you ask me – these issues will be decided after the election”. “It was exciting. I’ve never been that close to a president before”.
The Democratic presidential candidate herself is scheduled to campaign in North Carolina on Thursday. And don’t forget C also stands for clot, as in blood clot: Hillary suffered a kind of clot, a “transverse sinus venous thrombosis”, according to her physician, for which she began anti-coagulation therapy. Tim Kaine stopped in Pittsburgh to take part in the city’s annual parade.
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As Clinton put it to reporters, scrutiny and attacks have always been something “that I’ve just accepted”, she said, joking that she’s “created so many jobs in the sort of conspiracy theory machine factory”. Recent polls show Clinton with a consistent, single-digit lead against Trump in the Keystone State.
