But we are not afraid.
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But we think Democrats tried to impersonate him just twice. She expects that in Clinton’s acceptance speech Thursday, Clinton will deliver a positive vision that will win over those voters. “From my first day in office to my last”, she said.
The experts can express their outrage time and again at what Trump says and does about serious issues.
Likening her to the kind of leader once praised by Teddy Roosevelt for her willingness to enter the arena to fight for her beliefs, Obama challenged those on the left who have painted her as too moderate and lacking core liberal principles.
For Clinton, the stakes are enormous.
Chelsea’s introduction was seen by many as an attempt to humanize her mother, who has been labeled as a liar and as “crooked” by her rival Donald Trump.
Even some who don’t support Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election were baffled by the Bill-centric coverage of her nomination.
The FBI’s investigation into Clinton’s use of a private internet server didn’t result in criminal charges, but it did appear to deepen voters’ concerns with her honesty and trustworthiness.
“He’s taken the Republican Party a long way from “Morning in America” to midnight in America”.
Who would have thought eight years ago that Obama and Clinton would be hugging it out-warmly and all cuddly-like-years after the president once called her “likable enough” during a debate.
Clinton, 68, spoke at the DNC Tuesday night via satellite.
The speech is Clinton’s turn in the spotlight after three days of electrifying appearances by President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and first lady Michelle Obama, all party heavyweights who praised Clinton and cautioned that Trump would be risky and divisive.
“She needs to connect, she needs to become a little bit more human”, said Mo Elleithee, a former Democratic strategist who worked as Clinton’s campaign press secretary in 2008. “Those were actually Donald Trump’s words in Cleveland”. “She understands that climate change is not only a real threat, it’s also the greatest job creation opportunity to come to the United States in over 100 years”.
She told the Convention: ‘We have to decide if we will all work together, if we are all to thrive together’. “We weren’t black or white or brown.
That’s another bet Donald Trump is going to lose”, Obama said. Former Reagan administration official Doug Elmets announced he was casting his first vote for a Democrat in November, and urged other Republicans who “believe loyalty to our country is more important than loyalty to party” to do the same, according to excerpts of his speech.
Trump rejected the optimism voiced at the Democratic convention, saying Democrats were talking about “a world that doesn’t exist” and papering over Clinton’s problems and mistakes.
To Democrats, Trump’s comments this week about Russian Federation underscored their concerns about his handle on worldwide issues.
The final night of the Democratic National Convention highlighted Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s commitment to public service, as well as the sacrifice of American soldiers and immigrants.
Asked after the event whether Mr. Sanders considers himself a Democrat or an independent, a campaign aide said, “He ran for president as a Democrat but was elected to a six-year term in the Senate as an independent”.
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O’Malley was referring to a tweet sent out by Trump in 2012.
