Hillary Clinton’s presidential platform may have similarities with her husband’s tenure, but she’s not aiming for “the Clinton Administration 2.0”, as she adamantly told Stephen Colbert during Tuesday’s episode of The Late Show.
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“You’d think it would be no-brainer, Republicans and Democrats have worked on this for decades”, Clinton said.
Citing praise from New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, Clinton said her financial-industry regulation plan, released earlier this month, is the most comprehensive plan of any candidate.
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Bernie Sanders says he’s not sure what a senior strategist meant when he threatened to unload new attacks against Hillary Clinton, but he’s prepared to “give back as strongly as we give” to any volleys from Clinton.
The Washington Post fact-checked Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton on comments she made last week regarding the Defense of Marriage Act. Chris Cuomo later hyped Mrs. Clinton “giving her best with Stephen Colbert”.
Maddow said that she doesn’t believe that Sanders was anti-gay at the time, but that he seemingly wanted to hold off on supporting gay nuptials “for politically tactical reasons”.
“As president, I would work to build consensus to end it nationally”, O’Malley said.
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The rating seems to echo what LGBT activists-and Democratic opponent Bernie Sanders-said over the weekend.
Clinton also cited Madam Secretary and The Good Wife as favorites – no surprise there! – and said she was “a little” jealous of Madeleine Albright’s recent guest-starring role on the former. Many in the crowd were undecided about voting for her, however, as the driveway to the hotel where she spoke attested.
“Are you jealous?” Colbert wondered.
“I think there are certain egregious cases that still deserve consideration of the death penalty, but I would like to see those be very limited and rare”, Clinton said.
Completing her march through late-night, Clinton will appear on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live on November 5.
“Well, I can picture them in a few office”, she responded coyly.
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But it was her grueling 11-hour testimony in front of the House Select Committee on Benghazi that changed the game.
