But Trump, the Republican nominee who will face Clinton in November’s presidential election, was critical of the speech during a rally in Scranton, Pa., about two hours from the convention in Philadelphia.
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At least the Washington Post managed to mention that it was the female half of the Clinton team’s night, running the headline “Historic nomination for Hillary Clinton” – albeit with front page photos of both Bill Clinton and Hillary’s recent Democratic opponent Bernie Sanders.
And when she does, there’s one question that comes up again and again: What exactly would we call him? “There are serious women leaders who don’t go into an audience and put their arms up in the air and make a big guffaw kind of smile”. The episode was preceded by a repeat due to Clinton’s speech running long and began about 27 minutes later than scheduled. “Nonetheless, it doesn’t come across well”.
Walter Wagoner was a classmate of Hillary Clinton in the early 1970s.
Hillary Clinton made history and Bill is plastered on the front cover. “Is there a meltdown moment, or some implosion of some kind?” “She told me one time her parents left her overnight by herself; she was 3 or 4 years old”, Clinton says. “Somebody said, ‘We can’t see you, Mr. Trump”.
“Women can do everything, and we can do just as well as men, and that we are all equal”, Montes said.
From Vox: The former president is speaking tonight in an approximation of the keynote spot usually reserved for the future first lady.
He skipped details of the darkest times, like the Monica Lewinsky affair. This number is not likely to decrease substantially, but the Democratic party certainly has work to do to convince voters that Clinton is less damaging and harmful than Donald Trump.
MAHER: I gotta say, I always thought that the Clintons had a real marriage, despite what everybody said.
That is the country she is fighting for, she said.
“One is real, the other is made up”, he said.
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In a lilting story that spanned decades and states across America’s heartland, Bill Clinton described Hillary as a “magnetic” young student, a “fine” mother, his best friend and the “best darn change maker” Americans could hope for in a president.
