Trump’s tweet seems to suggest that reporters and media executives – and presumably her own doctor – are giving Clinton a free pass when it comes to her health. The Clintons call it a classic pay-to-play and the campaign’s surrogates have been arguing that the media holds Hillary Clinton to a double standard.
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Ahead of Wednesday’s forum, the Clinton campaign also released a new television ad seeking to highlight what it characterized as Trump’s “continued disrespect” for the military and veterans.
The Clinton campaign has repeatedly attacked Trump over his grasp of foreign policy issues, scrutinizing his temperament in an effort to raise questions about how he would conduct global diplomacy.
But the lack of Spanish advertising during the general election especially has prompted some Democrats to voice concern that Clinton is taking the Latino vote for granted, warning that millions of dollars need to be spent to remind millions of Hispanic voters to register and cast ballots. The media story led to congressional investigations, which led to the appointment of a special prosecutor, Ken Starr, whose dogged pursuit of the Clintons would make Inspector Javert look like The Dude, with the eventual result being Bill Clinton’s impeachment in 1998. I would never take money. “North Carolina at its best represents the future of America, and I hope the entire world by embracing your diversity”. We can not go on for another eight years where 90 percent of the earnings go to 1 percent of the people …
It got written up on heavily trafficked sites like Buzzfeed (Hillary Clinton Jokes Cough is Because She’s “Allergic” to Donald Trump) and NBC News (Hillary Clinton Fights Back Coughing Attack). It’s titled “País Primero”, or Country First.
And then this, perhaps most damning: The FBI itself reported a tie between Clinton’s memory lapses and her prior concussion. A former Kellogg’s chief executive, he is now co-chairman of the advisory firm Albright Stonebridge Group.
After backing former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush for president in the Republican primary, Gutierrez endorsed Clinton last month.
The second ad, “Verdadera Fuerza”, or “Real Strength”, will air in the Orlando, Tampa and West Palm Beach markets in Florida and the Las Vegas and Reno markets in Nevada, according to the campaign.
In the course of investigating Clinton’s long-running email scandal, and in the course of asking the former secretary of state to explain her take on the many briefings she attended while serving President Barack Obama’s administration that spelled out just how agents of government ought to handle classified information and public documents – queries she addressed by saying she didn’t remember – the Federal Bureau of Investigation, inadvertently but no less shockingly, drew a direct parallel between her brain injury and her inability to lead. Trump also travels apart from reporters, although he invited some onboard Monday for a gaggle and short flight, and said he may do so again. Given the tone of the report, you might have expected to read about meetings with, say, brutal foreign dictators or corporate fat cats facing indictment, followed by questionable actions on their behalf.
Privately, aides chalk it all up to Clinton being more policy-wonk than political animal, not her lack of familiarity with the press.
Huckabee believes the nation will elect Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rather than see a Clinton White House.
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In 2008, Obama’s campaign began airing Spanish-language ads in mid-September, meaning that Clinton will beat that timeline, if barely.
