Clinton characterized these comments as “unpatriotic” Thursday morning.
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She continued: “I really have had a lifetime of friendship going back to my college years when one of my best friends was an African American student, so I can’t compress into one conversation – they’ve supported me, they’ve chastised me, they’ve raised issues with me, they’ve tried to expand my musical tastes”.
Trump continues to do well in the swing states of Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, although those states are listed as “leans Democratic” by 538. And while she’s finally getting more facetime in front of the press – bringing reporters on her plane and doing a Thursday press conference – she also has plenty of money to buy more controlled visibility, in the form of attack ad after attack ad.
Separately, Trump’s running mate Mike Pence released 10 years of tax returns, even though his billionaire boss refuses to do so.
Election training groups say officials should educate people about the process to calm concerns.
Less than 24 hours after she made the statement at a private New York City fundraiser. Lauer’s NBC colleague, Lester Holt, is scheduled to moderate the first debate on September 26. “Now, some of those folks – they are irredeemable, but thankfully they are not America”, said the Democratic nominee, who was the country’s top diplomat during President Barack Obama’s first term.
Rogan noted that both candidates had to explain statements they made in the forum the following day. He also had new praise for Putin.
There is no evidence to date that shows Trump came out against the Iraq War early on, and in fact, he initially said he supported the conflict.
Trump noted that Schlafly rooted for the underdog, and “the idea that so-called little people, or the little person that she loved so much, could beat the system – often times, the rigged system”.
Hillary Clinton told an audience of donors Friday night that half of Donald Trump’s supporters fall into “the basket of deplorables”, meaning people who are racist, sexist, homophobic or xenophobic.
“As long as Trump stays out of the way and doesn’t overshadow Hillary’s comment, her “basket of deplorables” comment should dominate the media in the coming days and runs the risk of negatively defining her campaign”, Heye said.
Trump said there were things in his briefing that “shocked” and “surprised” him.
‘The problem is, Hillary Clinton is trigger happy. But reporters traveling with her campaign were not allowed in and did not see her.
Clinton also said she will convene a meeting of national security leaders on Friday.
“You have to get out and vote on November 8”.
According to Quinnipiac, Trump also holds a four-point edge in OH, and he is tied with Clinton at 43% in Florida, according to the poll.
Ryan used a sports analogy to describe the presidential race Thursday on “The Hugh Hewitt Show”, a conservative talk radio program.
He said Clinton’s policies have produced only death and destruction, not diplomacy.
He said the details of how states would structure the grants would be their decision. He was asked Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” what he would do as president about Aleppo, the Syrian city at the center of the refugee crisis, Johnson replied, “And what is Aleppo?” He replied, “Yeah, I guess so”.
The former governor of New Mexico added that Syria is “a mess” and “the only way we deal with Syria is to join hands with Russian Federation to diplomatically bring that (to) an end”.
“I will end this legacy of failure and strongly defend the interests of the U.S.”, he said.
Speaking to reporters the morning after a NY security forum featuring separate appearances by the two candidates, Clinton also slammed the businessman for praising Russian President Vladimir Putin and saying U.S. generals had been “reduced to rubble” by the policies of U.S. President Barack Obama.
In North Carolina, she leads 42 to 38 percent for Trump.
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Clinton, meanwhile, demonstrated her fluency on foreign policy at Wednesday night’s forum, but still found herself defending her record. While the candidates never appeared on stage together, their back-to-back sessions served as a preview of sorts for their upcoming debates. “Who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing”.
