Hillary Clinton is relentless-an attribute that propelled her to become a two-term New York Senator, develop an encyclopedic knowledge of foreign affairs as Secretary of State and run for president twice.
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But getting to “of course” was a long one.
Bernie clarifies his recent statement that Hillary is not qualified to be President. “He has pledged to support the Democrat nominee and obviously she has as well”.
The senator from Vermont was asked by co-anchor Savannah Guthrie if he had overreacted to comments by Clinton earlier Wednesday suggesting he was unprepared for the presidency.
There’s one way of looking at these polls and dismissing them as irrelevant to the actual race: After all, the primary is conducted on a state-by-state basis, and voters in more than half of the country have already headed to the ballot box. Sanders, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, also had a chance to show how he thinks pizza should be enjoyed – without a fork and a knife.
Weaver cited a report by CNN’s Jeff Zeleny in which a Clinton insider said the campaign’s strategy in NY was going to be “disqualify him, defeat him and reunify the party later”.
And if there’s anything we all know about New Yorkers, it’s that they’re so welcoming and trusting of outsiders.
So far, he has not featured her or referenced her name in advertisements, though some have alluded to her, such as an ad in IL that sought to tie Clinton to embattled Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
“It’s so silly, it doesn’t deserve a question”.
“I realized, finally, I was talking past her in the way she was talking past me. More that I was in ’92”, he told NBC News in Northwest Philadelphia.
“When The Washington Post has a headline that says that Clinton campaign thinks that Sanders is unqualified, we responded”.
“Hillary Clinton is ahead, but not by much”, Field Poll director Mark DiCamillo told KCBS.
Seems like Clinton knows she would crumble under the questions asked by such a “superb journalist”. “She has years of experience. She is extremely intelligent”.
Fourteen of Wyoming’s 18 delegates to the national convention are up for grabs among the presidential hopefuls, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
“Bernie has moved on”. Sanders said. “Let’s get back to the issues”.
“They’re going after us very big-time and in a very negative way”, Sanders said Friday in an interview with The Associated Press.
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During a televised interview, Clinton said Republicans are living in a world of “fantasy and hope” if they think she’ll be indicted over her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state. And on her worst day, she will be – she would be an infinitely better president than either of the Republican candidates, ‘ he said during a separate appearance on Today.
