Fiorina did not defend fellow-Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, who said that no Muslim should be president.
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“When people get to know me, they tend to support me”, she told Fallon.
Paul Singer of the “On Politics” blog wrote Tuesday morning that Fiorina’s rise in the rankings had to do with her debate performances thus far.
Yup, that was Fiorina singing a song she made up about her dog. During Fiorina’s tenure at Hewlett-Packard, the company’s stock plunged and it laid off approximately 30,000 employees.
In contrast to Trump’s rambling, Fiorina said curtly, “Russia is a bad actor, but Vladimir Putin is someone we should not talk to, because the only way he will stop is to sense strength and resolve on the other side”. She described him as a formidable, confident adversary who can be amusing and charming.
The actual-estate mogul and reality-television character will be a part of two different Republican United States presidential hopefuls, retired Dr. Ben Carson and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, on this system, NBC Information introduced by way of Twitter Saturday.
She drew big laughs from the audience when the topic came to Putin, who she said she had met once at a conference in China. “It’s also true that this country was founded on the principle that we judge each individual and that anyone, of any faith, is welcome here”, the 61-year-old stated, confidently.
He said that he has joked with his young daughters that “running for president is real simple – you just have to surgically disconnect your shame sensor, because you spend every single waking moment asking people for money”.
But it wasn’t all a song and dance on Monday night in New York City. “That’s what you see in the polls”. “What Mrs. Fiorina did not mention was that the ad-which cost roughly $140,000-was paid for by the ‘super PAC” supporting her presidential candidacy”.
Chatting with Today Show host Savannah Guthrie on September 21, Donald Trump, 69, wasted no time insulting Carly Fiorina, 61.
What I foresee, then, is a consolidation of the hostile Republicans (which is most of them) around Trump, some slippage for Fiorina, a slight rebound for Carson, and some movement at the establishment bottom toward Marco Rubio.
“I don’t think you fix things that aren’t broken”.
She spoke with startling candour at Wednesday’s debate about the death of her stepdaughter to drug addiction and the need for better treatment, revealing a painful episode that many people watching were unaware of: “My husband, Frank, and I buried a child to drug addiction”. “I think we’ve talked way too much to Putin”.
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“Well I think that’s wrong”, she began.
