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How Newspapers Made Hillary Clinton’s Historic Win All About Bill and Bernie
“God help us”, Bloomberg said. “By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started”.
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“If New York is in play then every state is in play”, DiNapoli said. There were no serious solutions to pressing problems – just the fanning of resentment, and blame, and anger, and hate. I was filled with faith in America.
Sanders, who has a loyal following here in Wisconsin, where he’s been a regular speaker at Fighting Bob Fest through the years, did the Democrats and the country a service by joining the race for the nomination.
“Nothing truly prepares you for the demands of the Oval Office”, Obama said. “But until you’ve sat at that desk, you don’t know what it’s like to manage a global crisis, or send young people to war”.
Clinton painted an intimate portrait of Hillary Clinton as a girlfriend, wife and mother.
Those people, he said, really can’t be reasoned with or wooed to Team Hillary.
Amid all the cheering and praise for Clinton, the best moment of the convention was perhaps the speech of the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama.
But on Tuesday night, as millions of voters watched and with the political stakes as high as they’ve ever been, the former president tried to make sense of it all and make the case for his wife, the newly minted Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. She didn’t speak, but gave Obama a hug and linked arms with him as the two walked the stage.
Especially at the national convention of the Democratic Party, which so often and so adamantly asserts that it is a true friend of the Jewish state. Obama has been distinctly critical of Trump. “He’s not really a facts guy, either”. In an interview on NBC that screened on Wednesday morning, he said he thought a Trump presidency was a real possibility. What do we need to do to bring together the people who can make it happen?”she continued”.
What Clinton has achieved goes above and beyond partisanship, which all too often bogs our politics down in battles of pettiness and spite.
White House aides who briefed reporters on the speech said the focus would be on Clinton, and specifically her tenure as the nation’s top diplomat and qualifications for commander in chief, according to the Associated Press.
Hillary Clinton made history Tuesday when she secured the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, becoming the first woman to head the ticket of a major party in USA history.
As she was attending the Democratic National Convention this week, Clinton campaign surrogate Ann Lewis, who also served in Bill Clinton’s administration as his Director of Communications in the early 1990s, told the Jerusalem Post that she believes most of Bernie Sanders’ disillusioned voters will end up voting for Hillary Clinton in November. Obama will offer a sunnier vision of the nation and of his presidency in one of his last big opportunities to frame his legacy before a mass audience. She added, “The idea that I’m going to be here when the first woman president is nominated is overwhelming”. Her supporters noted that Clinton’s achievement came almost a century after women gained the right to vote in 1920.
She predicts Democrats will unite around the larger goal- defeating Trump. America isn’t about “yes he will”.
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“We all know what [Trump says he] is going to do”.