Speaking to reporters the morning after a NY security forum featuring separate appearances by the two candidates, Clinton also slammed the businessman for praising Russian President Vladimir Putin and saying U.S. generals had been “reduced to rubble” by the policies of U.S. President Barack Obama.
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“I would never comment on any aspect of an intelligence briefing I received”, said Clinton, a former secretary of state, before boarding her campaign plane. But of all the quotes to pick, the Stern interview “I guess so” statement, again made the month before Congress passed the resolution Hillary Clinton supported, is weak, even though the establishment media is acting as if it ends the argument.
“. Hillary Clinton is the candidate of status quo”.
Wednesday’s forum served as a preview of sorts for Clinton and Trump’s highly anticipated debates.
In the Wednesday night forum devoted to national security issues, Mr. Trump twice denigrated America’s generals and suggested he would fire the country’s current military leadership.
“Well, I think you heard what Mike Pence said, that Vladimir Putin has had a stronger influence on his country than Barack Obama has had here”.
Some of those Republicans will join Clinton Friday for what she dubbed a “working session” on the threat of terrorism.
“What is Aleppo?” Johnson asked.
Donald Trump declined an opportunity during Wednesday’s foreign policy discussion to back away from his claim that sexual assault was an unavoidable outcome of allowing men and women to serve together in the US military.
Ben Geman reports on how Bernie Sanders may be deployed this fall to reach out to disaffected Jill Stein supporters and aging whites who feel left behind by our trade policies and might be tempted by Trumpism.
HILLARY CLINTON:. if you exert the kind of power through sanctions that the United States alone could not do. “The Iraq War began in March 2003, more than a year before this story ran, thus nullifying Trump’s timeline”. “That would have been a year after the invasion of Iraq”.
On Thursday, Trump said he would have voted against the war if he had been serving in Congress at the time. “I’m not saying he’s an innocent bystander, but the criticism is overblown because of that dynamic”.
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Kristol said the billionaire real-estate tycoon did “didn’t make any terrible mistakes” and called Clinton’s performance “weak”.
