Meanwhile, only 27 percent of voters give her a good rating for honesty.
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Why is Hillary Clinton the only viable candidate that the Democrats can find to run for president?
“At 71 percent support of likely voters, a choice that is “solid” among more than 7 in 10 of those supporters, and a 79/10 favorable/unfavorable rating, South Carolina is now Clinton country”, Huffmon said.
You read that correctly.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders took a shot at front-runner Hillary Clinton over her emails.
Sean Davis is the co-founder of The Federalist.
Asked if she is quietly laughing at his recent campaign reset and slogan “Jeb Can Fix It”, Clinton grew visibly amused.
Clinton went on to rack up several wins after the inaugural debate, including coming out on top at the end of an 11-hour appearance before the House Select Committee on Benghazi and receiving endorsements from a slew of congressional lawmakers and major unions, including AFSCME.
Clinton joked that maybe Bush would have more fun on the campaign trail if his campaign just posted a hotline on the side of his bus to solicit advice from anyone. Hillary said that Bill would absolutely run again if he was able to and that “he would if he could”. Kimmel pressed Clinton about attending Trump’s wedding, asking her what she got him as a gift. “I think he watched me”. “You know, if the secret service really wanted to blend in around here, they’d wear Spider-Man costumes”, he said in his opening monologue, referring to the faux superheroes that roam Hollywood Blvd. outside the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” studio.
The video opens with the statistic that 88 to 92 Americans are killed by gun violence on average each day, then criticizes Hillary Clinton for her attack on Republicans who she said were “making excuses on guns”.
“First mate” seemed to amuse Clinton the most.
While Hillary Clinton leads the pack in voter support, former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley leads the pack in number of voters who simply do not know much about him. “We have a long list of nice things Republicans have said about me”.
Sanders insisted, however, that he did not regret his comment during the earlier encounter, suggesting that statements made in the heat of a debate are easily misinterpreted.
The former First Lady has advocated a “wait and see” policy, saying she would want to study the impact the drug has on states that have already relaxed their laws on its use before legislating on the issue on a national scale.
The caption first gained Twitter’s attention after Matthew Gertz, the research director at Media Matters, the liberal watchdog group founded by Clinton loyalist David Brock, tweeted out a link noting the “brutal” caption.
“We had to fight very hard in the last six months to get my name out there, to get my ideas out there”, he said.
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“At least not in public”, Clinton replied. “But as a nation, let us start focusing on why it is that so few have so much and so many have so little”.
