She would resume her election campaigning tomorrow from North Carolina.
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Who’s right in Clinton-Trump tussle over transparency? “He self-admitted he could lose a few pounds”, she said. “She’s insulting all of America”. He noted that Clinton’s triglycerides jumped from 69 past year to 159, but he speculated that that could be ascribed to whether she ate before blood tests.
For many, the comment reinforces the notion that Clinton is a wealthy elitist who can’t relate to the lower- and middle-class families who make up much of the electorate in Pennsylvania, Ohio and MI.
It said Kaine is active in his work and physical fitness.
Does he think Clinton was insulting him? “She’s going to do nothing for the Hispanics”, said Trump, who himself is viewed as racist by a large portion of the electorate. Good news, everyone: she’s fine.
Trump, who earlier this month spoke at a predominately black church in Detroit, had said he meant to visit Flint on the campaign trail.
“I’m not racist. I’m not homophobic”. The doctor later said in a statement that Clinton was “rehydrated and recovering nicely”.
Clinton is fine. She goes to the dentist regularly.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign released additional medical information Wednesday after questions about her health intensified in the wake of her pneumonia diagnosis late last week.
Tim Kaine, said “there’s been a double standard applied” for Clinton as a woman when it comes to her health and disclosure of medical records.
Some Republicans quickly compared Clinton’s remark to a comment that Republican then-presidential-candidate Mitt Romney made four years ago about 47 percent of Americans being dependent on the federal government, though it’s unclear whether it will have as much damage. “She was advised to see me when she returned from her travels for further testing”, Dr. Bardack wrote. Debra Gulvas, a retiree from Plymouth, Pa.
“It’s fair to say the public now knows more about Hillary Clinton than almost anyone in public life”, Mook said in a statement.
Ahead of Trump’s visit, protesters conveyed a brief press conference outside of Flint’s water plant, where many expressed dismay at what they described as the nominee’s attempt to use the city’s public health crisis as a “campaign prop”. While conservatives have been waiting for someone willing to “give it back to the left”, he said, with Trump, “it doesn’t quite hold water, because most of the assertions he’s making against her, he’s guilty of”. “She thinks other people are beneath her”.
The Democratic presidential candidate was later revealed to have been diagnosed with pneumonia and recuperated at her home in Chappaqua.
Kaine’s campaign said it would disclose his medical information, too.
Clinton’s running mate, Virginia Sen. Speaking on CNN, Pence said he and Trump didn’t want Duke’s support but that he wouldn’t engage in name-calling.
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Clinton aides say she will return to the campaign trail on Thursday after falling ill in public at the weekend.
