He routinely complains about the sound of her voice, at one point calling it “very shrill”.
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“How can she be President of our country when she has such contempt and disdain for so many great Americans?” a Trump statement asked.
Republicans are trying their best to make people believe the Clinton Foundation is a bad thing. “You have to get the job done”.
“The Deplorables”, a take-off on the “Expendables” revivalist action series that teams up fading movie stars with younger action heroes, was shared first on Saturday afternoon by on-again off-again Trump adviser Roger Stone.
“So I gathered up my senior staff, we were just looking at each other with such total pain and confusion”, Clinton said.
Rob Stutzman, a Sacramento-based GOP consultant, said Trump could have avoided giving his opponents an opening if he had been more careful with his language. “Those are people we have to understand and empathise with as well”.
This year’s September 11 anniversary falls during a pitched presidential campaign and politics hovered even though both candidates pledged to suspend political activities out of respect for the victims, first responders and their families.
“There are a huge number of undecideds right now, historically speaking – far higher this late than any campaign we’ve seen recently”, says Matthew Dickinson, a political scientist at Middlebury College, in an interview.
Hillary Clinton won’t look the other way as others are mistreated.
The campaign also tried to foster an air of normality by saying that Clinton spent time playing with her grandchildren while at her daughter’s home.
Clinton, meanwhile, often recalls being in the White House Situation Room with President Barack Obama the day he green-lit the mission that led to the killing of bin Laden, saying the moment underscores her experience with tough security decisions and shows why she’s ready to be in the Oval Office. “I think she’s done well in all these debates and, you know, she just knows so much”. “There are a lot of questions that come out of this that are kind of weird, frankly”.
Polls released earlier this week suggest Mr Trump is gaining on Mrs Clinton, and the rivals are neck-and-neck in the key battleground states of OH and Florida.
The Republican nominee said Schlafly was “there for me when it was not at all fashionable”. “And everybody in the world loved NY, loved New Yorkers – and I have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement”. The Secret Service has said the supposed “doctor” is actually an agent who was probably carrying a flashlight. “It is beyond one’s imagination to have a candidate for president praising a Russian autocrat like Vladimir Putin”. John McCain held a joint event at Ground Zero. The senator from Arizona, then 71, made more than 1,000 pages of medical documents available to reporters, including details about the care he received while fighting cancer. Whereas voters tend to think Clinton would be too slow rather than too quick to use military force by a margin of 45% to 16%, they think the opposite of Trump, saying he would be too quick rather than too slow to use force by 56% to 5%.
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As the nation marks fifteen years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, neither the prospect of a Clinton presidency nor a Trump presidency makes the majority voters in competitive states feel “safe”. “You just have to do it over and over again, because you can never forget that you know you don’t have five minutes”, he said.
