Donald Trump has been interrupted by protesters as he addresses a gathering of evangelical Christians.
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He barely mentioned next Tuesday’s primary election in the city, the last on the Democratic primary calendar.
“That by the way, if you’re looking it up, is One Corinthians, not two Corinthians”, he said to laugh.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) greets Sen.
“He is a threat economically to this country”, she said.
There’s a more fundamental reason why Clinton may discard Warren: the question of whether she is ready for the top job after only four years in the Senate and given her relative lack of exposure to national security policy.
On the issues of religious freedom, though, Trump promised to “respect and defend Christian Americans”. Half of the women polled said they plan to vote for Clinton, versus 32 per cent for Trump.
He expounded on that in his speech, saying that the USA still has to “temporarily stop this whole thing that’s going on with refugees” fleeing Syria.
“Well, Donald, those days are over”, she said. “We have to take a timeout”. Her extended primary campaign against Sanders, who entered the race as an obscure independent, had set off a round of private phone calls and back-channel negotiations, all aimed at addressing Sanders’ issues while easing him out of the race without angering his die-hard supporters.
It nearly went unnoticed, but in a nine-word tangent, Vice President Joe Biden has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. “The bottom line is that I will be working for you”. “Are we going to put our babies in strollers and go door to door for him?”. She has previously said the USA may be ready for a two-woman ticket this year and that she will focus on qualifications in her running-mate search.
Clinton tweeting she is proud of the support from someone who’s Donald Trump’s exact opposite.
Planned Parenthood has faced controversy because it provides abortion services in some of their clinics.
The presumptive Democratic candidate for president, Hillary Clinton, met with left-leaning Senator Elizabeth Warren Friday at Clinton’s Washington home.
Clinton praised the organization’s work on providing birth control and breast-cancer screenings.
“Delete your account”, she wrote.
Clinton, who has now fully pivoted to the general election, delivered a point-by-point critique of Trump for comments he had made about women, arguing that “anyone who wants to defund Planned Parenthood and wipe out safe legal abortion has no idea what is best for women”. Gary Peters said, but assuming Sanders backs her candidacy, he doesn’t see many of his supporters switching sides to support Trump.
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Warren is also shaping up to be a no-holds-barred critic of Trump and they have had several spats on Twitter.
