Tell us what you think! Yet, despite Trump’s birther defeat being five years in the making, the victory was more freaky than triumphant. “Barack Obama, born in the United States?”
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With the Clinton campaign team forced into damage-control mode, Trump was busy making derogatory remarks about her being untruthful in dealing with the situation.
He’s not just validating Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton or holding up his record as a reason for voters to keep the White House in his party’s hands.
The poll was conducted after a rough patch for Clinton, highlighted by her temporarily leaving the campaign trail after she was diagnosed with pneumonia.
“Back then, I had a super PAC full of secret campaign cash and I offered to donate $1 million to the charity of your choice if you, Donald Trump, would let me dip my balls in your mouth”, Colbert recalled. “I’m not sure the guy who holds fake press conferences, who has a fake university, a fake foundation, fake hair and a fake tan should be the one in charge of deciding what’s real”, said Meyers to laughter. However, Trump managed to hang on to his supporters throughout a storm of criticism for a plan that most experts felt was not even feasible.
Republican Donald Trump has not campaigned in Wisconsin in over a month and Democrat Hillary Clinton has not been to the state since the April primary.
“For five years, he has led the Birther movement to delegitimize our first black president”, Clinton said. That it was a long, long-form birth certificate?
On Monday night’s “Late Show”, host Stephen Colbert mocked Trump’s single sentence failure as a glaring precedent of what is possible with enough shameless pandering. “And we’re going to eliminate the subminimum wage, which is a vestige from an ugly, ignorant past”, Clinton said of laws that allow employers to pay people with disabilities less than the minimum wage.
ABC News tallied up 67 instances in which Trump tweeted or retweeted comments that questioned the legitimacy of Obama’s birth certificate. This is the last time you ever have to address this question if you hit the ball.
“After spending five years championing a conspiracy theory to undermine our first African-American President, Donald Trump hasn’t actually changed his mind”, spokesman Jesse Ferguson said in a statement.
Christie is also off base when he says that Clinton’s 2008 campaign manager, Patti Solis Doyle, “has recently admitted [it] was an issue that Mrs. Clinton also injected into her campaign in 2008 in a very quiet, but direct way, against then Senator Obama”. “Softballs”, she said, laughing as she looked inside.
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In a September 16 interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, Solis Doyle said that a “rogue volunteer coordinator” in Iowa was sacked when the campaign found out that the aide forwarded an email promoting the birthplace conspiracy. “Because we are talking about it so much”, he said.
