Both are promising to release additional medical information this week in a bid to convince voters that they’re up for the grueling (and graying) job of being the president of the United States of America.
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Trump will propose in a speech on Tuesday night allowing families to deduct the cost of childcare expenses from income taxes, his campaign said, a move aimed at bolstering his support among women voters. But not all Republicans were pleased.
Host Seth Meyers criticizes Hillary Clinton’s “deplorables” comment as a mark of her affluence. “More unfair criticism than anybody out here”, while accusing the media of giving her opponent Donald Trump an easy ride.
As if that wasn’t bad enough, on Sunday, Clinton left a 9/11 ceremony early because, her campaign initially said, she was “overheated”.
It’s actually Trump who’s the newcomer to policy specifics. “I’m just telling the truth”, Obama said.
“I could not be prouder of the leader we have nominated to take my place, ” Obama said.
“It sums up what she thinks of American voters: that we’re dumb and stupid and can’t make decisions for ourselves”, said Charles House, 78, of Ankeny, Iowa. On Fox News on Monday morning, he sent her a Hallmark card hoping “she gets well soon”.
A man grabbed an anti-Trump protester’s neck and punched him during the rally, video from NBC and ABC showed. The incident was captured by assembled television networks.
Pence first declined to label David Duke as “deplorable” during an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.
“I’m not in the name-calling business”, Pence responded.
So what does the data tell us, for example, about how Trump supporters actually feel about people from other countries, or about Islam? Democrats just aren’t going to bail on their candidate over this. Just as he tried to delegitimize Barack Obama with birtherism, Trump has tried to Swift Boat Hillary by delegitimizing her physically.
THE FACTS: By any measure, Clinton has released far more specific plans on far more topics than her GOP rival. No matter who tells her, her husband can tell her. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., a Clinton ally.
Warning the Democratic party would suffer infighting if no replacement was found now Mr Fowler said: “It’s something you would be a fool not to prepare for”.
“I think it is fair to say that people know more about me than nearly anyone in public life”. She’s also expressed regret for failing to follow her doctor’s orders for several days of rest.
Even more, he described the former NY senator who ran hard against him for the Democratic nomination in 2008 as the most qualified presidential candidate, and Trump as “not fit in any way shape and form to represent this country and be its commander in chief”.
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He slammed Trump and his fellow Republicans for depicting a “dark, pessimistic vision” of the U.S. during the campaign rallies.
