“In short, I’m doing anything I can to help Hillary win”.
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The Hewlett-Packard executive and former California gubernatorial candidate declared she is “all in” for Clinton.
Since her confirmation as the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton has managed to pick up support from a number of big names within the Republican party.
Whitman admits it’s not easy to cross party lines, “I’ve taken some flak, of course”. And she made clear in her remarks at Union Station that she doesn’t think Trump is qualified to be president, repeatedly mentioning “temperament” as an important factor. “So, I hear from those folks but that’s what’s great about a democracy”.
The FBI this month provided Congress portions of its file from the agency’s yearlong investigation into whether then-Secretary of State Clinton and her top aides mishandled classified information that flowed through a private email server. Clinton is opposed to the TPP trade deal.
A new Huffington Post and YouGov poll shows a majority of Republican-leaning voters (54 percent) say Donald Trump wasn’t the best option out of the pool of Republican candidates. Randy Brodsky, CEO of Primus Aerospace, was the lone conservative to show up. He says his vote is more than a protest vote. “I really am a unifier”. When asked: “what is the first quality they look for in a leader”, an overwhelming majority of people said, “trust” and that is where Hillary Clinton falls short. Democrats do voice some discontent, but it’s not almost at the Republicans’ level. Clinton leads Trump by wide margins among black, Hispanic and Asian voters, dominating Trump 90% to 5% among that group.
“I’m going to apologize for the offensive picture that many thought was offensive, but I’m not apologizing for the message that it was carrying”, Burns said.
“It is the Democratic Party that is the party of slavery, the party of Jim Crow and the party of opposition”, he said, referring to racial segregation laws that once existed in the American South.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is notoriously unpopular, but Public Policy Polling was curious to see just how unpopular he was compared to other unpleasant things. Thomson is anxious Trump has turned off conservatives, which may pave the way for the Republican Party to lose big in November.
