“Hey guys!” Clinton told members of the media as they awaited takeoff.
Advertisement
Of Trump’s plan to take on ISIS, Clinton said “he still doesn’t have one”. “So I’ll just leave it at that”.
Election officials across the country are pushing back against Donald Trump’s assertions that the presidential election may be rigged, arguing that too many safeguards exist against engineered results nationally or in individual states.
Trump’s interview surfaced as he and Clinton continue to clash over foreign policy in the run-up to the November 8 presidential election.
“These are the desperate attacks of a flailing campaign sinking in the polls, and characteristics of someone woefully unfit for the presidency of the United States”, Miller added.
While Trump has leveled similar criticism in the past, doing so on Russian television could draw more criticism from those who have questioned his overtures to Putin, including a number of Republicans. She and affiliated committees had $152 million, compared to Trump’s $97 million, as the campaign told the Wall Street Journal this week.
The Democratic nominee for president was speaking at a fundraiser in NY on Friday night when she said, “to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump’s supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables”.
Pence also defended Trump’s comments that “the generals have been reduced to rubble” under the Obama administration, responding to critics that interpreted those words to mean Trump was putting down the United States military.
“I look at it as – I know there are people in her campaign, certainly, who have been very vocal since that forum last night, trying to make it sound like she got a raw deal in that forum”, he explained.
Of course, while Clinton is taking heat for her comment, Trump’s brand is controversy. It also follows a more disciplined stretch from Trump, who has commanded extensive cable TV coverage of his campaign. “We have a divided country”. On Wednesday, he also lifted the ban on reporters from some outlets covering his events.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton confronted their key weaknesses in a televised national security forum.
The questions from reporters have ranged from the FBI’s inquiry into her use of a private email server, the Clinton Foundation, Russia’s role in the election, Clinton’s health, the future of Syria and Obama’s recent trip to Asia.
Ryan also seemed to give some cover to Trump when he was asked if the presidential candidate should present a detailed proposal to battle the terror group ISIS.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump attempted to clarify his original position on the Iraq War during a speech in Cleveland today, a day after inconsistencies in his stance became a centerpiece of a town hall featuring veterans and their families.
When asked for additional proof, Trump’s campaign referred to material from a fact check published by The Washington Post that concluded “there’s no sign that Trump opposed the invasion or was vocal about it prior to the invasion”. Merrill later clarified that Clinton had not put the circle on the orange, he had.
Just days after President George W. Bush announced USA forces had begun invading Iraq, Trump said in an interview on Fox that the war “looks like a tremendous success from a military standpoint”.
Advertisement
Donald Trump visited Mexico to speak with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on August 31, 2016.
