The Republican candidate provided details during a recording of an episode of the Dr. Oz Show, fronted by doctor Mehmet Oz, to be screened later today.
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In a statement Sunday, the Democratic presidential candidate said law enforcement officials in NY and New Jersey need support as they investigate.
The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, the president of the North Carolina NAACP and a Clinton supporter, said that if Trump really wanted to appeal to blacks, he would be embracing policies like strengthening the Voting Rights Act and supporting criminal justice reform, not attacking Clinton.
On Friday, Flake responded to the ad via Twitter, tweeting that if Clinton, a former US secretary of State, had “asked before using me in her attack ad, I would have insisted she use these clips instead”. “I’ve always been a little bit this way, you know, but I have always been this way”.
The Republican nominee also reportedly revealed his takes medication to help keep his cholesterol down. “It’s America first now folks, America first”, Trump said.
Dawn Laguens, the Executive Vice-President of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, warned that such a move would “put access to birth control out of reach for millions of women by making it more expensive”. Obama made the comment before a meeting to discuss free trade.
To use the Holocaust or slavery as a metaphor is not necessarily the most offensive thing in the world, though other Republicans have gotten in trouble in the past for saying similar things.
As the health and fitness of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump take center stage this week, it’s important to take stock of what exactly we know about the candidates’ health. Clinton holds just a 1.1-percentage-point lead in the RealClearPolitics national poll average that also includes third-party candidates, the site said Thursday. “I apologize”, she said. Clinton, who will turn 69 before the election, would be the second-oldest after Ronald Reagan, who famously joked about his age during a presidential campaign debate with Democrat Walter Mondale.
The comment came on a busy day for Trump Jr., who also drew attention for contradicting his father’s excuses on not releasing his tax returns.
In an interview with NPR’s Morning Edition that aired Friday, Virginia Sen.
Facing criticism about a lack of transparency when it comes to her health, Clinton’s campaign promised to disclose more detailed information about her health this week. He does not smoke or drink alcohol, has diet-controlled heartburn and exercises four times a week.
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Asked about Americans frightened about violence spilling into the United States from the southern border, Kaine said he supports “comprehensive” immigration reform, including better border protection.
