“I do not have a whole lot of governors and senators” endorsing me, said the Vermont senator who has not been endorsed by a single colleague.
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“That would be like saying we weren’t at war with Nazis, because we were afraid to offend a few Germans who may have been members of the Nazi Party but weren’t violent themselves”, Rubio said during a 15 November interview on ABC’s This Week.
The explanation offensive wasn’t enough to quiet Hillary opponents, as both Sanders and Martin O’Malley continued to jump up and down and all over her remarks.
Three-quarters of the debate watchers surveyed said that they had the most faith Clinton on national security issues. “And basically, he does eliminate the Affordable Care Act, eliminate private insurance, eliminates Medicare, eliminates Medicaid, Tri-care, children’s health insurance program – puts it all together in a big program, which he then hands over to the state to administer”.
“I don’t think that this is something that caucus-goers in Iowa or voters are going to focus on”.
Hillary Clinton came under fire on Saturday night for seeming to use the 9/11 attacks to deflect criticism about her relationship with Wall Street.
Asked if he trusted fellow Republican candidates Donald Trump or Ben Carson to be commander in chief, Bush said, “I don’t know”. In 1999 and 2000, the foundation detailed scores of anonymous contributions of tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. “And I think she understands that fully”, he said, arguing that many in the financial industry oppose her proposals. “But now there is a larger safe haven, and we must rise to this occasion in collaboration and with alliances to confront it, and invest in the future much better human intelligence so we know what the next steps are”. At the Central Iowa Democrats fall barbecue, Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, touted the candidate’s history of coming down on the financial industry, according to Yahoo News.
Clinton’s campaign spokesman Brian Fallon added in an email to the NY Times: “As Hillary Clinton said last night, we are at war with radical jihadist terrorism, not an entire religion”. Instead of answering a question about what we should do about the Paris attacks, Mr. Sanders abruptly shifted his answer to his standard complaints about millionaires and billionaires.
“Let’s not be naive about it”, said Mr Sanders, noting that Mrs Clinton collected millions in campaign donations from Wall Street bankers. It was good for the economy. “I don’t think they saw that as something appropriate to do – to mask her coziness and her closeness to Wall Street and all of the architects of the crash of 2008”. “That is the sort of company, that is the sort economic advice that she would follow”.
Sanders, who met earlier in the day with family caregivers, also called on Clinton to support legislation he’s co-sponsored that would provide three months paid leave if an employee has a child.
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“It is unconscionable that millions of new parents in this country are forced back to work because they don’t have the income to stay home with their newborn babies”, he said.
