Both the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are set to be at a 9/11 ceremony in NY marking the 15th anniversary of the deadly terror strikes.
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Mrs. Clinton’s remark was an attempt to explain voters’ support of Mr. Trump, which has him running neck and neck with Mrs. Clinton in some polls. “They’re hard working Americans”. Veterans. Members of our law enforcement community. They are not a basket of anything.
“They are Americans, and they deserve your respect”, he tweeted.
Thirty-three percent of Clinton supporters labeled themselves as “very enthusiastic” about a Clinton presidency, while a much larger 46 percent of Trump supporters reported the same feeling for the Republican nominee. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton gave a speech shortly after Bannon’s appointment linking Trump’s campaign to the nationalistic movement and calling on the rest of the GOP to reject extremist views.
“There’s a consensus among the two campaigns right now”, said John Heilemann of Bloomberg Politics. Right? The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic - you name it. Jones, who endorsed Trump a year ago and gave him a sympathetic interview, has also marshaled his show and website to promote theories about Clinton’s health or the deaths of people in Democratic Party politics and is widely known for claiming that the 9-11 attacks were a USA government conspiracy.
At the NY restaurant Friday night, Clinton bemoaned the people she described as “deplorables”, saying that “unfortunately there are people like that”.
“She said, ‘Look, I’m generalizing here, but a lot of his support is coming from this odd place, that he’s given a platform to the alt-right and white nationalists, ‘” Kaine said. Among registered voters, Clinton and Trump were tied at 44 per cent, with a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points. “There’s an terrible lot of hate involved when it comes to his political rallies”.
While Mrs Clinton has consistently led the race, the unpredictable contest is far from over. The remark drew fierce criticism from Republicans. And other leading white supremacists also love Trump such as Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor who recently told the media “Most white people, whether they say so or not, would prefer to live… in a majority white country but they’re too terrified to say it”. Trump on Saturday slammed the remarks as “INSULTING”, “disgraceful”, a “grotesque attack on American voters”, and “the worst mistake of the political season”. Trump said in an e-mail from Conway. Trump himself criticized Clinton on Saturday morning. At the NY restaurant, Clinton bemoaned the people she described as “deplorables”, saying “unfortunately there are people like that”.
Stone, for his part, is known for his controversial tweets that usually defend Trump, warn of a rigged election, and lashing out at Clinton.
Among them are New Hampshire and Nevada, two states that Democrats have won in most recent presidential elections. A Reuters/Ipsos battleground report released Saturday moved both OH and Florida from leaning-Clinton to toss-up. Not all Trump backers are racist, he said. Head-to-head, Trump leads, 46% to 43%. Except, you know, this event was covered by the press and her statement-read in context-was actually a call to arms for her supporters not to automatically dismiss someone as irredeemable just because he or she happens to support someone like Trump.
Conway fired back: “Nick, it’s simply untrue. It doesn’t really matter where it comes from”. Or better: “have Hillary apologize”.
“We know, for instance, some almost 60 percent of Trump’s supporters hold “unfavorable views” of Islam, and 76 percent support a ban on Muslims entering the United States”, Coates said.
“Whenever you clarify or walk back, it’s not good”. Same goes for Anti-Muslim activist Frank Gaffney, who apparently is now part of Team Trump. “So our message of low taxes doesn’t connect”, Romney said at the secretly recorded private fundraiser. “I’ll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives”.
Her doctor, Lisa Bardack, said in a statement that she has been experiencing a cough related to allergies and that an examination on Friday showed that she was suffering from pneumonia. Clinton made a similar remark on Israeli TV earlier in the week.
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During the 2008 Democratic primary, then-Sen. After all that is the exact comment Trump used when he maligned Mexican immigrants as being rapists and drug dealers but his supporters had no problem with that. That’s true and we shouldn’t be shy about pointing that out.
