But now she says she wants to stop deportations, provide a path to citizenship for those people here illegally and give them driver’s licenses. Clinton was also preferred over Ben Carson (49-40), Ted Cruz (48-40), Marco Rubio (47-43) and Jeb Bush (46-43).
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“Let’s not be casting this broad, negative rejection of everybody who might be Muslim”.
Her Facebook page has no mention of the Colorado events Tuesday, but it does have 38 custom state T-shirts that say a variation of, “Nebraskans for Hillary”.
Although the results show no gain for Clinton, Quinnipiac’s assistant director of polling, Peter Brown, said “she’ll take the status quo”.
As far as letting refugees into the country, Clinton said that no matter what, the U.S.is vigilant with the screening process, and the process is time consuming.
And when Bill Clinton’s second term ended in January 2001, Hillary Clinton’s first term as a U.S. Senator was just beginning.
“In fairness, not many in politics were on top of the issue”, said Brad Miller, a Democratic former North Carolina congressman and an advocate of tougher financial regulation.
“I know how serious terrorist threats can be”, she said.
“It’s deeply distressing that Republicans in Congress will not put people on the no-fly list on the list of those prohibited from getting weapons”, she said. She said she supports a strong vetting process for refugees, but does not see a problem allowing refugees to enter after a thorough screening process.
Over-the-counter birth control was controversial subject previous year in the Senate race when Cory Gardner supported it and Mark Udall and Planned Parenthood opposed it. Fox News, AM talk radio, and Trey Gowdy’s investigative committee, have all failed in their efforts to get Americans to think the Republicans would do a better job than Hillary Clinton at keeping America safe.
“Nevada has a higher than national average of addiction and suicide”, said Clinton.
“People should be judged on their merits”, said Clinton.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks during the Central Iowa DemocratsÕ fall barbecue November 15, 2015 at Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. She will stand up for Planned Parenthood and believes all women deserve safe and legal abortion rights.
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Dennis Kelleher, president and chief executive of Better Markets, a financial watchdog group, said that while financial reformers are wary of her family’s relationships on Wall Street, her agenda includes “some very tough things that no one else is talking about”.
