The Republican presidential candidate wished his Democratic rival a speedy recovery, but asserted on “Fox and Friends” that “we have to figure out what’s going on”. Neither of them have scheduled campaign events for the day.
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The 30-second ad, which is estimated to cost $2 million, starts with a voiceover: “Speaking to wealthy donors, Hillary Clinton called tens of millions of Americans “deplorable”. “Right? Racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic, you name it”. And unfortunately there are people like that.
She added that those people are “irredeemable, but thankfully they are not America”.
In remarks at the funeral Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, Donald Trump said Mrs. Schlafly was “there for me when it was not at all fashionable”.
“It’s phony strength to not know what you’re talking about, and to make outrageous statements that will actually make our job harder, no matter how in the moment it sounds”, the former NY senator and Democratic presidential candidate told CNN in an interview aired Sunday, the 15th anniversary of the attacks on NY and Washington.
But some Twitter users agreed with Clinton, referencing remarks by Trump that have been called racist, such as when he described some Mexican immigrants drug dealers and rapists.
Clinton, in an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union”, said Trump already has done real damage during the campaign and the next administration will have to fix it. 93 percent of pro-Trump responders said that they are certain to vote, and 80 percent of pro-Hillary individuals said that they are certain to vote on November 6.
Outrage spread on Twitter nearly immediately after Clinton’s “basket of deplorables” line, which GOP pollster Frank Luntz noted was similar to the campaign-sinking “47 percent” comments made by Mitt Romney in 2012.
A Central Intelligence Agency director under former President Bill Clinton is joining Donald Trump’s campaign as a senior adviser.
“There are so many of them”, she said, “I’ve lost track of them”.
Clinton takes the lead in Nevada by 1 point – 45 per cent to 44 per cent among likely voters. A Washington Post-ABC News poll out yesterday shows that 70 percent of the electorate has already decided who to vote for, and only 30 percent are undecided or could switch.
Yet another poll shows a tight race in the swing state of Florida, where, according to a CBS News Battleground survey released Sunday, Clinton leads Trump 44%-42%.
Trump has repeatedly questioned Clinton’s health, telling supporters last month she “lacks the mental and physical stamina” to serve as president and fight Islamic State militants.
“These claims are not ancillary to Donald Trump’s candidacy, they are a driving force behind it”, Coates went on to say.
Once the poll is complete, the project tallies the levels of support and estimated error for both candidates, and then runs multiple election simulations given their respective support.
One might ask himself why, after a quarter of a century of Republicans trying to pin some, any crime on Hillary Clinton with no results, should anyone feel free to slander her? Altogether, almost 3,000 people were killed.
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Trump is expected to discuss his own health regimen in an interview to air on Thursday with celebrity physician Dr. Mehmet Oz.
