According to emails released Monday that were sent and received during Clinton’s tenure as USA secretary of state, a network of foundation donors was able to get special access to Clinton while she was secretary of state, although they did not always get what they wanted, US media reported.
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“There is a very good chance the answer could be yes”, Trump said when asked if he would deport those who have lived here peacefully but without papers.
Now entering its sixth year, the Syria conflict has killed more than a quarter million people, displaced some 11 million, and has turned the once-cosmopolitan, secular country into a hive of factions with dangerously competing interests.
“It’s just puzzling”, said Lanhee Chen, who has served as a policy adviser to several Republican presidential candidates. The day after, campaign manager Conway said his position on deportations was “to be determined”.
He met with a group of black and Latino supporters at his Trump Towers in NY early on Thursday. Neither has settled on a stand-in for the other in prep sessions-though Trump hasn’t even committed to holding mock-debates, believing his skills as a reality television showman will suit him. That could be because the conflict in Syria remains a major conundrum for both President Barack Obama and Clinton, his former secretary of state. “We’re going to see what happens”, he said, which might mean that Trump’s administration will approach the issue with more care than could have been expected before. Her closest advisers point out that she often had a more hawkish approach to worldwide relations than many in her party, including Obama, but delving into such a complex situation on the campaign trail risks putting off voters who are more concerned with the situation at home. “There will be a rigorous process of us evaluating all our options”. She said the campaign can’t “assume they have followed anything”. He shared his personal story about how he rose from a city councilman in Richmond, Virginia to the governor’s mansion and U.S. Senate before being tapped by Clinton to be her running mate.
NO! Donald, you can not have my vote or my support and any African American; Latino; LGBT, in their right mind will not vote or support you.
The type of intervention that many had envisioned – targeting key installments belonging to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime after it was found to be using chemical weapons in 2013 – never came to fruition.
Speaker to reporters Saturday after touring a small event production company in Miami Lakes, Florida, Kaine said he doesn’t see the GOP presidential candidate’s effort as “that serious”. In February, Clinton told The Washington Post that the words were a mistake: “Looking back, I shouldn’t have used those words, and I wouldn’t use them today”. He’s also skeptical about using the US military to change regimes in other nations.
Facing headwinds among moderate voters who view his past rhetoric as racist, but trying to assuage his core conservative base, Trump has attempted something of an image makeover during the past two weeks – leaving Democrats and Republicans alike unclear on where actually Trump stands.
Who wouldn’t cheer, hearing stuff like this, especially from a guy we know chose to sit in a dark box for four years instead of violate a Code?
DeLay said Trump needed to speak directly to USA citizens, “rather than playing this game that anybody, from all over the world, has the right to come to America. And the fact is that, once you are the person-and Ms. Clinton is the person who injected this type of commentary into this race-once you inject that type of commentary into this race, you can’t then sit back and start complaining about it or have some of your handmaidens in the media complain about it”.
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