Bill Sammon, Fox News vice president and Washington managing editor, said the decision was unfortunate. Clinton said his wife has faced opposition from Republicans for years and that her campaign will “get a new shot when the general election starts”. Four in 10 voters said they “admire” or “like” Clinton, and 36 percent said they “admire” or “like” Trump.
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Her chilling comment comes after another Clinton accuser of decades ago, Kathleen Willey, declares: “No woman should be subjected to this”.
Clinton is under fire for saying no to a California debate with Bernie Sanders. She apparently felt that one last debate before the California primary would reverse her fortunes.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have, it appears, faced off on the debate stage for the last time. “I also would suggest that Secretary Clinton may want to be not quite so presumptuous about thinking that she is a certain victor”.
After a strong April finish that put her 91 percent of the way to the nomination, Clinton was slowed by a lighter primary schedule and wins by Sanders in Indiana, West Virginia and Oregon.
The state was far less Democratic before Bill Clinton carried California – and won the White House – in 1992, a turning point in California politics. I think we understand him more readily now, though, than when a very large field of competing candidates partly blocked the view and the talk of the country was less about overhaul of existing defects in governance than it was about Trump’s chutzpah.
In other words, it was promoted as a way to appeal to moderates.
The real estate mogul has said in recent interviews that a range of Clinton-related controversies will be at the center of his case against Hillary Clinton.
“What little we know of his economic policies would be running up our debt, starting trade wars, letting Wall Street run wild”, said Hillary Clinton, Presidential Candidate.
Anchor Bret Baier straightforwardly reported Clinton’s decision on his nightly political newscast on Monday night.
The NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Election Tracking poll was conducted online May 16 through May 22, 2016 among a national sample of 16,710 adults aged 18 and over, including 14,513 who say they are registered to vote.
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Democrat Fred Yang, who conducted the Journal/NBC News survey with Republican pollster McInturff, says that despite a rough couple of weeks and the prospect of a tough campaign ahead, the “fundamentals look favorable for Hillary Clinton”.
