“I will do whatever I can as the Democratic nominee to run a campaign you’ll be proud of”, she said.
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“The money was there and had to be released in order to save the auto industry and 4 million jobs and to begin the restructuring”, Clinton said.
His son Andrew, 14, called Clinton “really inspiring”.
Sanders first called for the governor’s resignation in January. Both Clinton and Sanders responded that if criminal charges were appropriate they wouldn’t shy away from supporting prison time for those involved from local officials to EPA officials in Washington.
“When you’re white, you don’t know what it’s like to be living in a ghetto, you don’t know what it’s like to be poor”, Sanders said.
With nearly all of the precincts reporting, Sanders beat Clinton with 64.3 percent of the vote compared to her 35.5 percent. But Sanders certainly didn’t hurt his chances in ME on Sunday night. “Instead of exporting products, we would be exporting jobs”, Clinton said adding she has the most comprehensive plan to combat climate change.
The issue came up as the Democratic candidates took part in a televised debate in Flint on Sunday.
The U.S. senator brought up Clinton’s pay-day from Wall Street and said she must have given executives “brilliant” speeches for the amount they were willing to pay.
In the speech, however, she spread the blame for the crisis beyond the big banks and lauded Wall Street for its work for the US economy.
The debate also saw a confrontation between the two candidates over the controversial and risky practice of fracking.
“The man who shot everyone including my daughter in Kalamazoo had no mental health issues recorded and a clear background”. (Kopf noted that his daughter, who was on life support after the shooting, “is now laughing and giggling and has a long road to physical recovery”). Clinton spoke of exchanges between her suburban church and the youth of inner-city churches in Chicago. “We have to end the divisiveness, we have to unify the country”.
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While Sanders’ comment was at odds at with most Democrats, it did find favor with the NRA on Monday when the organization tweeted: “Sen”. The former First Lady took note. The trend has also confused anti-abortion and abortion rights advocates, as both camps see it as a crucial issue that the candidates should have an opportunity to address.
Later, the two sparred about poverty versus income and employment levels in years past.
When Sanders was asked if he was deliberately keeping his Jewish faith in the background on the campaign trail, said his father’s family was wiped out in the Holocaust.
Also, Mainers proved a willingness to back candidates other than national front-runners as recently as 2008, when they chose then-upstart Barack Obama over Clinton, but the trend goes deeper.
Sanders railed against the bailout, saying that he made a decision to “let the billionaires themselves bail out Wall Street – it shouldn’t be the middle class” – when Clinton tried to interject again.
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CLINTON on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement: “I thought it was reasonable to know what was in it before I opposed it”. “A lot of good things happened, but a lot of bad things happened”.
