“She is a totally unhinged person”, Trump said. Regarding her emails, she reiterated that she didn’t send anything classified from that account. Clinton said. “Just maybe, when I’m actually running for a job, there is a real benefit to those on the other side with trying to stir up as much trouble as possible”.
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“I encourage you to do this more often with all of us across the country – especially those news organizations who travel with you wherever you go”, the reporter said.
“Honestly, I don’t think she’s all there”, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump said of Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton at a New Hampshire rally Saturday.
“The Republican nominee is vehemently anti-immigrant, but there is nothing like winning to change people’s minds”, she said.
Earlier, in Des Moines, Iowa, Trump called Clinton such choice words as “unbalanced”, “unstable”, and “dangerous”, warning that if she’s elected it would lead to “the destruction of this country from within”. “They look at her and they say this can’t be happening to us”.
Clinton, 68, has been leading in all national polls for the past one week.
I think that all RCC trustees, as well as all county Republican officials, need to repudiate Miller firmly and publicly. “And that means people who are supporting him”, Clinton said.
While 72 percent of young Americans felt disenfranchised by the two-party system, the Democratic Party still had an advantage in appealing to young people of color.
Clinton’s comments came hours after the USA government announced that the economy added 255,000 jobs in July – surpassing economists’ expectations – while the unemployment rate stayed at 4.9%. However, by many accounts her appearance at the convention marked the first time all year that she’s taken open questions from the media. “It’s a badge of honor when Jorge Ramos gets thrown out of press conference for challenging Donald Trump”.
The Clinton campaign did not immediately respond to request for comment on Clinton’s lack of press conferences. The last such huddle was on July 31 in Ashland, Ohio.
Democrats don’t care. Feeling she’s “entitled” to be president, they simply keep repeating her infamous remark, “What difference at this point does it make?”
Given the venue, most of the questions posed to Clinton focused on issues important to black and Hispanic voters.
“Clinton knows the actions she has taken are disqualifying for someone wishing to become commander in chief, and that is why today’s painful, pretzel-like response to a simple question about her illegal server was obvious to everyone watching”.
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“We will be prepared to introduce legislation as quickly as we can do so”, Clinton said. According to a report posted to the NABJ website, scores of journalists were turned away from the Clinton event due to an apparent registration mix-up.
