“We get laid off”, said a former Hewlett-Packard employee who got the axe when Carly Fiorina was CEO.
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When asked by the T-R how he thought a Hillary Clinton presidency would differ from Obama’s, he said, “Obama did as much as he could to disentangle us from the Middle East and grow the economy but there are still worldwide challenges… people want the American Dream and Hillary represents that”.
According to Monmouth’s poll out on Tuesday, only 40% of black SC Democrats said Sanders would do better than a “good” job to address issues facing the black community, compared to the 75% of black voters who said that Clinton would do a good job. You can’t have it both ways. “Hillary Clinton doesn’t hesitate to speak out against hateful or threatening rhetoric, but this vet did not intend to express either of those things, and Republicans should not try to pretend otherwise”. Just throwing it out there. Ted Cruz said it’s offensive to read news stories criticizing deportation, his campaign got sassy.
Clinton now has something in common with Republican Donald Trump, who in September came under fire for not correcting a man in the audience who said President Barack Obama is Muslim. Republicans say she has overstated efforts to privatize veterans’ health care.
The reality for Republicans, their right-wing media and tea party allies is that the Benghazi tragedy is a good way to raise money, discredit Clinton and stoke anger at Democrats.
The Republicans’ focus on Clinton, who is now the Democratic frontrunner, even extended backstage where the wi-fi password in the media filing center was “StopHillary”.
Retired four-star Gen. Wesley Clark said he’d studied the military, national strategies and the US armed forces the way Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has studied America. Moore went on to say that violence against women is “always in poor taste and should be condemned every time”.
Clinton has her own criticism of what she describes as the republican plan for Vets.
The exchange was caught on video at a rally in New Hampshire, where one of Hillary’s supporters was asking her a question during an apparent Q&A session. “If you have a declaration of war you better have a budget that backs it up”, she said.
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The former first lady and secretary of state was very popular among area Democrats when she served as New York’s junior senator.
