Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton compared politics to a “contact sport” and said she was ready to take whatever her Republican rival Donald Trump throws her at their upcoming presidential debate next week. “I tell you, I am going to do my very best to communicate as clearly and as fearlessly as I can in the face of the insults and the attacks and the bullying and bigotry we’ve seen coming from my opponent”. “I think it’s one more example why Donald Trump shouldn’t be president, is truly unqualified to be president”.
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“You never know what’s going to set him off and she’s going to be prepared for whatever comes”, he added. “If it’s fair, if it’s unfair”.
Hoping to calm some supporters’ concerns, Clinton’s campaign sent out a memo Monday, reminding them that the electoral map favors Democrats. Reid said the last thing the American people “want, or need, is a president who will run another financial scam on them”. Whether it is Hillary’s condemnation – I mean, where is it?
“Look, it’s a phony system”, he said.
Trump, a Manhattan developer, has promised to win his home state, where Democratic voters outnumber Republicans 2:1. Last month, Clinton mocked Trump as the “Great Negotiator” after he told reporters he didn’t discuss payment with Mexico’s president.
But Trump deemed Chris Wallace of Fox News, who will helm the third debate, both “tough” and “fair”.
Obama said to attendees of a Congressional Black Caucus dinner on Saturday that if blacks did not vote for Clinton, it would be an “insult” to his legacy.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton walks from her daughter’s apartment building Sunday, Sept. 11, 2016, in NY. She said, “We’re going after the bad guys and we’re going to get them, but we’re not going to go after an entire religion”.
The poll’s release follows a bruising period for Clinton, including her remark that half of Trump’s supporters are in a “basket of deplorables” and a public appearance at which she became unsteady and had to be helped into her vehicle.
Tuesday’s poll was also the first to include results from the time after Clinton returned to the campaign trail following her health episode on September 11. I feel there’s a dark cloud over the country now and we are all witness to Hillary Clinton’s lies and corruption.
“I do spend a lot of time on the details of policy”. Trump and Clinton are virtually tied when it comes to terrorism and homeland security (44% to 43%).
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Respondents also said they trusted Clinton more than Trump (49 percent to 36 percent) to handle public health issues, like the Zika virus.
