Her staff moved quickly to tamp down the speculation.
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“I know that Secretary Clinton makes that infrastructure a priority, and quite frankly, that’s one of the reasons I enthusiastically endorse her as our Democratic nominee for president”.
In last month’s hearing, Jordan alleged that Clinton deliberately misled the American people by implying the attack erupted out of protests related to the video.
In O’Malley’s interview with Radio Iowa, which has more than 50 affiliates across the state, he praised those who participate in the state’s caucuses as “people who care very passionately about our country”. “That’s all she can do because she has no ideas of her own”.
Although Clinton’s campaign and advocates may have tried to reduce the hawkish Freudian slip to a slip of the tongue, however, Hillary has yet again fallen back on the 9/11 attacks when asked about her ties to Wall Street.
“She doesn’t have the strength or the stamina to be president”, Reuters quoted GOP contender Donald J. Trump saying to a cheering crowd in Sarasota, Florida.
“Women are leading Latin America’s transformation at all levels, as entrepreneurs, doctors, bankers, executives… working to lift their families out of poverty and bring whole economies into the future, sparking innovation and growth”, Clinton noted, as quoted by the news outlet.
Deciding which name to use based on professional goals is Clinton’s prerogative, just as it is for innumerable other women who weigh career implications when they choose how they want to be known.
“We all feel that way”, Jiloty wrote.
“However, the campaign has branded itself from the start as Hillary Clinton”. Sink, Florida’s former chief financial officer, ran and lost against Gov. Rick Scott in 2010. “She is willing to talk about her experiences as a woman living in what is still largely looked at as a man’s world and that experience might be a benefit and a credential to her leadership”, said Kelly Dittmar, a scholar at Rutgers University’s Center for American Women.
Aides forwarded Clinton congratulatory messages even as she was still on the stand testifying before Congress in January 2013.
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Later, after several congratulatory emails were exchanged among Clinton’s staff, political consultant Mark Penn sent an email to Clinton gently suggesting that perhaps it wasn’t wise to lose her temper in the hearing. No other candidate topped 3 percent, with 8 percent undecided.
