Meanwhile, Jaxon Ravens, the state Democratic Party chairman, said in a statement Tuesday that a Trump presidency “will deeply harm America’s middle-class families and his disgusting comments about Muslims, Hispanics and women have already divided the country”. “There’s no evidence he has any ideas about making America great, as he advertises”. Trump led Clinton by a fifth of a percentage point in what is the gold standard of polling averages. Instead, she unveiled a new line of attack against Republican nominee-in-waiting Donald Trump, hammering him on his past statements over the housing crisis and suggesting that he paid nothing in taxes. Just remember this: She was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful.
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Finally, the salacious accusations allow Trump to dominate the news cycle while he gets his internal campaign affairs in order.
Johnson’s running mate, former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld, said Sunday on CNN’s State of the Union the Libertarians want to push both of the major parties on their policy positions.
A Fox News poll released May 18th has Trump up by 3 percent against Clinton-45-42, with Sanders up by 4 percent, 46-42. “Then Trump expressed his outrage at her outrage”, Colbert said. “She suffers from bad judgment”. I also want to do what works.
Clinton led the Manhattan billionaire by 49% to 39% among voters who viewed themselves as moderates – but that also represented a 12-point drop from her March lead.
On Monday, he repeated some of his criticisms of Clinton, whom he has suggested is vulnerable to influence by corporate donors to her campaign, which she denies. Bernie Sanders has vowed to continue his insurgent campaign.
But despite the math, some Democrats are concerned that Sanders’ tactics could make it more hard to unite in the summer.
“I also would suggest that Secretary Clinton may want to be not quite so presumptuous about thinking that she is a certain victor”, he said. It would also be very likely to create two new swing states – Texas and Idaho – which would both favor a Democrat with a split right wing. Go ahead, cokie. Well, but I think he’s really consolidated his base and I think the republicans have come together behind him despite all of their angst this the earlier days and now he’s going to have to shore up those independent voters and he is coming across as a bully. In April of that year, just 60 percent of Hillary fans claimed they’d support Obama against McCain and we know how that turned out.
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Entering the final contests in June, Clinton leads Sanders by 271 pledged delegates according to a count by The Associated Press, but the self-described democratic socialist has vowed to soldier on and amass as many delegates as possible. In the short term I think it’s a good play for Donald Trump. I faced the same challenge in 2008. “This is, in a sense, the beginning of the final push to win California”, Sanders said after winning the OR primary.
