Bernie Sanders, her primary rival.
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However, Clinton seems to have picked a running mate that falls in the very category of those politicians she mentions in her statement on women’s choice. Trump’s anti-immigrant, anti-diversity, anti-trade message has appealed to those voters, many of them frustrated with an economic recovery that’s largely left them behind.
“Regardless of how you categorize Donald Trump, it’s clear that House Republicans are falling in line with his unsafe campaign and putting party loyalty over what’s right for our country”, she said in an email. Democrat Sarah Burns said, “He’s got a good slogan, ” before adding “He has no solutions to make America greater”.
Clinton said: “I do tremble before those who would scapegoat other Americans, who would insult people because of their religion, their ethnicity their disability”. The number of people who think the country is on the wrong track is close to 70 percent.
During the Rust Belt trip, Clinton will detail her pledge to raise wages and to create jobs by unveiling a major infrastructure package within the first 100 days of her presidency, and encouraging companies to invest in workers. That is an approach rooted in a US tradition of bipartisan support for institutions such as North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, whose value and future Trump says should not be taken for granted. But what happens if, four years from now, the GOP manages to pull itself together from a post-Trump collapse and nominate a candidate who is more in line with what these Republicans are used to?
Clinton and Kaine conclude their post-convention odyssey to OH today in Columbus with a stop at Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center at 2:45 p.m.
Many have observed that the GOP has nominated the one candidate who could lose to Clinton. But Clinton got rousing applause when she got off the bus. “It really is about the difference between pulling together, working together, making the future better together – and living with fear and anxiety and the bigotry, blustering and bullying we’re seeing from the other side”. “Georgia is going to be a battleground state; it’s just a question of when”, he said Wednesday at a luncheon hosted by The Wall Street Journal. “I don’t know how anybody could not see that”, Helman said.
Clinton and Trump are essentially tied in OH, where the Republicans held their convention last week, according to an average of polls by RealClearPolitics.
This was a convention in which the word “we” was invoked by speaker after speaker, from President Obama to the Rev. William Barber, as a talisman and a commitment. “. It went a lot smoother than I thought”. Trump tweeted. “Hillary voted for the Iraq war, not me!” “It’s the same group that refused to vote for (John) McCain when (Sarah) Palin was on the ticket”. The Virginia senator featured his humble roots in Kansas City, his ironworker father and Catholic upbringing in his introduction to this vital part of the country.
There is one big thing that I want to target with this campaign.
Clinton, too, reminded voters of her personal connection to the region. And oddly enough, 2% of Hillary backers agreed that she probably has ties to Lucifer. She is all about the children. I said well I don’t know, it’s sort of ‘bus tour casual.’ And so you know, he’s going through his closet and this morning in the hotel in Harrisburg he’s putting this shirt on, he goes ‘you know what?’ This shirt was made in Reading, Pennsylvania. “I think we just heard one”. You half expected Lee Greenwood, the country star omnipresent on the Republican political circuit, to pop up, joining Katy Perry in a “God Bless the USA” duet.
Highlighting Trump’s erratic behavior and demagogic rhetoric could pay off for Clinton and Kaine.
The Republican National Committee hit back at Clinton immediately, noting first that she has been “in office for decades”. “If you don’t have any more sense of empathy than that, then I’m not sure you can learn it”.
Clinton’s next assault on Johnstown will be the Trans-Pacific Partnership, he said. “Voting for a third party candidate or not voting at all only improves Donald Trump’s chances”.
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“Remember this”, Trump said during a rally Friday in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
