Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, while conceding that the United States needs to improve its efforts to fight Islamic State, said that she was unwilling to support a formal declaration of war against the group on Tuesday. Still, very few Democrats say they would not back Sanders if he won the nomination. He claimed the wi fi password in the spin room was evidence the GOP cared more about attacking Clinton than helping voters.
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Carpenter said Clinton “is pretty much showing feminism at its worst”.
“That’s what she and her socialist friend Bernie Sanders are going to advocate for … and I’m going to stop it.” he added.
The Clinton campaign has said the man was using a figure of speech and should not be taken literally. She also said problems “weren’t as widespread” as reported.
According to the NY Times/CBS News survey released Thursday, Clinton is now leading the USA senator from Vermont 52 to 33 percent, holding a strong 19 percent margin over her main opponent.
Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill later told a CNN reporter, “You were there”.
Meanwhile, Hillary was quick to condemn Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as a misogynist when he made a comment about Carly Fiorina’s face in September 2015.
At the Benghazi Senate hearings in October 2015, Clinton was asked why she ignored more than 600 e-mail pleas from Ambassador Stevens begging for more security at the U.S. Embassy in Libya in the months preceding his murder.
“The fact is we need someone who knows how to beat Democrats, who knows how to beat Democrats in a Democratic area”. Clinton is the third candidate to take the stage for this forum. Sen. In contrast, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie and Bernie Sanders have all been willing to answer questions.
Republicans will make a buffet out of this for a few days, but it will be worth it if Hillary can come away with those two lessons. The Rev. Edward Loggins, a veteran, made clear he’s more than ready for Clinton after Schriock spoke Tuesday.
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“We actually are doing high-fives right now”, Fallon wrote.
