Trump characterized that statement as “wrong!” but the Washington Post’s Fact Checker found that Clinton’s charge was accurate, based on Trump’s past promises.
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Others who back Sanders agreed they’d do whatever it takes to keep Trump out of office, including voting for Clinton. Instead, she’ll merely cast him as a bully and talk about policy.
Clinton has said she already considers herself the de facto nominee and is increasingly turning her attention to Donald Trump, saying on Sunday that the rhetoric of the presumptive Republican nominee was risky. Hillary Clinton has a message for Donald Trump: Bring it on.
Mrs. Clinton declined to call for Mr. Sanders to drop out of the race, but did say she expects to be the party’s eventual nominee.
“I am so proud to serve the people of Florida’s 23rd district and I am confident that they know that I am an effective fighter and advocate on their behalf in Congress”, Schultz said.
Trump has made clear that nothing is off-limits. It is similar to one Clinton established months ago, the Hillary Victory Fund.
“It’s all fair”, Trump told The Associated Press last week.
“He was the president of the United States when certain things happened”, he said.
Since becoming the presumptive nominee during the first week in May, Trump has rushed to assemble a more traditional campaign organization. “That’s exactly what he’s fishing for”, she told CNN.
Mr Trump reserved his most scathing criticism for his likely Democratic rival. “You’re not going to disagree with me on that”. “But I couldn’t in good conscience vote for Hillary either, because she stands for what I am against, and that’s big money in politics”. “And I think most of Senator Sanders’ supporters understand that as well”. They start digging into your entire life’s history and talk to anyone they can find who might portray you in a negative way.
In an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, he claimed, absurdly, that his campaign has more enthusiasm and energy than Hillary’s, even though she has millions more votes – once again denigrating and marginalizing Hillary’s millions of supporters. While he’s been looking forward to going after Trump, some worry that he won’t be able to stay on message if Trump’s attacks grow even more personal. “This is the reality and they know it, they don’t go into it with blinders on”.
“And I want to spend a lot of time, as you’ve seen me do, really taking on Trump”, she said. Her favorability peaked in late 1998, after her husband was impeached during the Monica Lewinsky scandal. It was undertaken to coincide with the annual Jerusalem Post Conference, which is being held on Sunday in NY.
Asked if they would consider a third-party candidate if Clinton and Trump were the major party nominees, 47 percent of registered voters say yes – a higher percentage than those who said yes on a similar question in 2008 and 2012.
She said she’s going to reach out to unify the Democratic Party “when it’s time”.
Then she says she hears from people around the country, from Republicans, from women who can’t stand Trump’s “demeaning comments” to a Texas businessman who’s defecting from party ranks, about how reprehensible Trump is.
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In his 2000 book The America We Deserve he wrote: “I generally oppose gun control, but I support the ban on assault weapons and I also support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun”.
