Hillary Clinton reminded voters that she is the front-runner in the 2016 USA presidential race as she used a televised Democratic debate to attack her potential Republican opponent Donald Trump.
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The Sanders campaign also suspended two staffers in connection with the breach, a campaign spokesman said after the ABC debate, following the firing of its top data director after reports of the incident surfaced late. The subject, however, passed nearly as quickly as it started.
“Yes, I apologize”, Sanders responded. I want to apologize to my supporters.
The Sanders campaign has now complied with the DNC’s request to provide the information that we have requested of them.
The candidates called on drug companies and doctors to make opioids less accessible to addicts to curb the raging epidemic, and Clinton said she was “proud to get the endorsement” of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, who has battled his own addiction to alcohol. “Because we need a president with great strength and stamina and Hillary doesn’t have that”.
“What they haven’t found is the video Mr. Trump keeps talking about, this alleged mystery video of thousands of people in [New] Jersey cheering the attacks on the World Trade Center”, she said.
The suspensions were confirmed by The Post Sunday morning. And Wall Street is going to like me even less. Sanders said he wanted to pursue an independent investigation with Clinton of how the breach occurred.
But as Patrick Healy wrote for The New York Times, Sanders’s message, now appears “lost in a fog of fear”.
Sanders disagreed, saying the USA should first seek to defeat the Islamic State, calling Assad a “secondary issue” that should be dealt with over the course of years. She had exactly one minute and 45 seconds to walk out of the gymnasium at St Anselm College to the ladies’ restroom and one minute and 45 seconds to return to her place on stage.
The self-described Democratic socialist announced Sunday he passed President Obama’s fundraising record by besting his 2.2 donations from grassroots supporters – the most of any other White House hopeful at this point during a campaign.
For her part, Clinton accepted the apology. “That being said, I believe Hillary Clinton’s claim was false”.
Clinton blasted Sanders for supporting the removal of Muammar Gadaffi in Libya, then continued down the familiar road of advocating sending more arms to so-called moderate Syrian rebels.
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In a heated exchange on gun control, O’Malley accused both Clinton and Sanders of having a “flip-flopping, political approach” to the contentious issue.
