She gracefully smiled and clapped throughout, but noticeably grimaced when the Republican presidential nominee threatened to reveal all about Hillary and Bill Clinton in an upcoming rally.
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Trump has begun working with the GOP to raise money for what is expected to be a grueling general-election campaign.
WASHINGTON-Hillary Clinton savored history Wednesday as the first woman to claim the U.S. presidential nomination for a major party, taking stock before a bruising war for the White House against Donald Trump.
If elected on November 8, the 68-year-old former US senator from NY would return the Clinton family to the White House 16 years after her husband, Bill Clinton, completed two terms as president. “She’ll make a terrific president”.
“While Democrats are letting party insiders write their platform behind closed doors, Platform.gop is proof of our Party’s philosophy of listening to the voice of the people and honoring the democratic process”, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement. “It just was a sense of momentous historic experience – that I was part of it and it really was hard to actually, you know, make sense of it”. Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) called them “sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment”. Burgum has said he endorses Trump but not necessarily all of his comments.
“I am responding to [Trump’s] very apparent lack of qualifications to be president based on what he has said and done and the temperamentally unfit person he is”, Clinton said. “Now let’s just move on, ‘” said U.S. Representative Chris Collins of NY, a Trump supporter.
The June 13 event benefits Trump Victory, a joint fund-raising committee between Trump’s campaign and the Republican National Committee.
Menendez said lashing out simply because someone isn’t getting their preferred way, “as Donald Trump seems to do often”, is “remarkably childish, thin-skinned, surprisingly egocentric”. And if Donald Trump pulls over a makeover in the next four to five weeks, great, they can keep him.
“I will put that up against any of the innuendo and accusation coming from Donald Trump because the work that’s been done has garnered accolades and appreciation from every corner of the world”, she said.
“While he may have some catchy soundbites, his statements on the economy are dangerously incoherent”, she said in a WSJ interview. The American justice system relies on fair and impartial judges.
“If I wanted to comment on everything being said in a presidential campaign, I would have run for president”, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence told reporters Tuesday, after calling Trump’s comments about Curiel “inappropriate”.
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The Journal reported that Clinton’s economic speech, which will mimic her blistering attack on Trump’s foreign policy from last week, will likely take place this month.
