Trump appeared at a rare gathering that brought together both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates and faced questions from skeptical audience members after touting his business record to the crowd.
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“I’m pretty disappointed, because I think the tone of today, with Martin O’Malley and Lindsey Graham … was actually really thoughtful and collaborative”, she said.
“Would you advise – in the context of current gun violence, would you advise people to get that?” “I don’t think to the extent that I believe in it, but at least Bernie Sanders believes in that to a few extent”. I don’t think it’s uniform.
According to a CBS News poll released Sunday, only one-third of registered voters nationwide view Clinton favorably, down nearly 10 percentage points from August.
Trump expressed his opinion that an armed person at the Oregon community college could have changed the outcome of that tragedy.
Trailing were U.S. Sen. “It’s because I’m winning”, Trump said, drawing laughter from the 2,000 in attendance.
“I don’t think he’ll end up being president of the United States”, he added. Instead of challenging the content of the president’s recent interview on “60 Minutes”, Trump said Mr. Obama “bombed”. “I thought it was sad because everything is negative, you know, nothing positive”. We invited one another to come with ideas.
While Clinton remains Virginia Democrats’ top choice, her lead is plummeting and Biden is polling better against every Republican candidate.
There may not be many fireworks, especially if Clinton’s rivals don’t mention her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
“I’m not, I was born in Texas, raised in Colorado”, the man said. “She has acknowledged it”, Obama said.
Clinton’s lead in South Carolina and Nevada expands without Biden in the race, the poll says. “At the request of many, and even though I expect it to be a very tedious two hours, I will be covering the Democrat Debate live on twitter!”
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President Obama was awful on @60Minutes tonight. “I don’t want to be politically correct all the way down the line”. “This is a new way of leadership that people are demanding,” he said. “We don’t get an impression that here there was purposely efforts to hide something or to squirrel away information“. “I think a lot of people understand that, including me”.
