“I’m going to be on it all day”. “Every parade has to have someone go in front of it, so here I am”, Heifetz said. “Whatever it takes”, Buffett said. “It’s not really precedent-setting, but it’s one more in this ripple of kind of elite-level cue-giving to the general public that Trump is not acceptable to them”.
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Clinton enthusiastically received Buffett’s plan to get out voters and upped the ante.
Buffett’s goal is to have the highest voter turnout out of any congressional district in the country. “Then they put Iran on the path to nuclear weapons”, Trump, the Republican presidential nominee said in a statement.
Koch and his chief lieutenants openly refused to support Trump, focusing their resources instead on helping the GOP win competitive Senate contests in states such as Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Nebraska and ME are the only two states in the union that allow electoral votes to be split by congressional districts.
As ever with Trump, it’s hard to know whether his remark was flippant or part of a bigger tactical strategy. He always played to his base. And whilst it’s hard to imagine where he can go after comparing Hillary to Satan, it’s clear the Republican nominee won’t be reigning in his remarks any time soon if it keeps winning him applause – and headlines. And I think that’s wrong.
“That’s where I am”, Dent said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”.
When casting their ballots, people who participated in the poll said overwhelmingly (58 percent) that a vote for Clinton would be for their candidate and not a de facto vote against Trump (41 percent).
“A hundred years since we got the vote”. But she stands and has stood for causes bigger than herself for a lifetime.
Clinton’s visit was not merely political.
That’s the chorus to the 2001 techno hit “Harder Better Faster” from Daft Punk, but it could also apply to the Democratic National Convention in comparison to the Republican confab.
For the Democrats, the “Bernie or Bust” crowd disrupted the early part of the convention by booing any mention of Clinton.
Yes, the convention’s showmanship was strikingly unifying, bipartisan, moderate – but Hillary Clinton’s domestic agenda is not. Partly because she is aligned with them in some areas, particularly foreign policy, where her hawkishness makes even her supporters uncomfortable. She has called for spending $275 billion over a five-year period to help rebuild the nation’s highways, bridges, ports and airports. The businessman challenged that assertion and implied Ghazala Khan’s religion prevented her from speaking at the convention. “Think about those average people who paid for his choices”, Hanna said.
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Clinton also took several verbal pokes at Trump.
