Donald Trump is again taking credit for predicting current events after he had announced that the cause of Saturday’s explosion in NY was a bomb before authorities had publicly said so. “This guy is not qualified to be president”.
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“I think it’s always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions”. Christie, who is also legally required to have round-the-clock security protection for which New Jersey taxpayers have been billed $2 million, said Kaine’s interpretation was “outrageous” and “he owes Donald Trump an apology”.
“At the rate things are going, the debates could very well decide this presidential election”, said O’ Connell, adding that the first debate could attract as many as 100 million viewers due to the controversies of this presidential race.
Donald Trump’s most visible supporters are insisting that “birtherism” is no longer an issue for the Republican presidential nominee. “And you make us all proud to be Americans, too”.
In their attempt to leave the scandal behind, the Trump campaign now appears to be casting the Clinton campaign as the source of the Birther Movement.
But Kellyanne, in- in 2012, when he was thinking about running for president, he tweeted things like this: “An extremely credible source has called my office and told me that Barack Obama’s birth certificate is a fraud”.
It’s no secret Hillary Clinton has issues with younger voters, and she is looking to turn the tide.
US President Barack Obama, speaking at an event in New York City, said that a bias against powerful women could hurt Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton with voters in November. “Period.” Solis Doyle had said on CNN on Friday that a campaign volunteer in 2007 forwarded an email that “promoted the conspiracy”, but the campaign fired that person and apologized to Obama.
“That’s what stronger together means – I’ve seen it work in Virginia and I know that that’s the path we’re on as a nation”, Kaine said. “It’s news to us”, he said, and Castellanos interrupted: “Oh, I don’t think so”. “Until then, and when the issue was raised, he made very clear the other day what his position is”.
Clinton has spent millions in campaign ads attacking the billionaire businessman who has taken the Republican Party – and America – by storm. “It’s an infomercial. It’s a reality show”, Obama said.
Kaine forcefully criticized Trump for promoting the false notion that President Obama is not a native-born American citizen, blasting what he called the “bigoted lie” that touches on the “most painful part of the history of this country”.
“I was stunned when I saw that”, Kaine said on “Fox News Sunday”.
Bloomberg Politics correspondent Jennifer Epstein wondered, “Are you concerned that this weekend’s attacks or potential incidents in the coming weeks might be an attempt by ISIS or ISIS sympathizers or, really, any other group, maybe the Russians, to influence the presidential race in some way?”
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Hillary Clinton said Monday the bombings in NY and New Jersey show the threat of terrorism is “real”, and that Donald Trump’s comments are being used as a terrorist recruiting tool.
