Clinton certainly doesn’t need TV ads to help in the name recognition department: A Gallup poll this summer concluded, unsurprisingly, that Democratic voters are nearly universally familiar with her. On the Republican side, only Donald Trump challenges the Clinton name’s ubiquity.
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The Democratic presidential hopeful will make his first post-debate TV appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”.
“You know”, she said, “the NRA’s position reminds me of negotiating with the Iranians or the Communists”.
If Clinton were to determine that it was a necessary complement to the fee, she would call on regulators to impose higher capital requirements, according to the plan. Clinton has praised Sanders for his advocacy on various issues and the enthusiasm he’s generated.
Clinton’s campaign estimates that banks and other institutions would pay an annual charge of “multiple billions of dollars”, according to a summary provided by the campaign.
Sanders has trailed far behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in garnering support from the Democratic Party for his presidential bid.
“The only way we can do that is to revitalize American democracy [and] bring millions of people who have given up on our political process back into it”, Sanders added. Clinton’s intentional repositioning of her stances to mirror Sanders’ is a unsafe, cowardly, and partisan move that negatively influences issues that have much bipartisan support. “I said it was fixed at 6.8%”. Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley will spew liberal platitudes but isn’t likely to bite since he’s already triangulating his future position in a Clinton administration.
“He’s going after corporate America, which I haven’t seen in my lifetime, in my generation”, Montiel said. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt, speaks during a campaign rally in Springfield, Mass. on October. 3, 2015. Clinton just this week said she opposed the TPP, a major free-trade deal among 12 nations, and came out against the proposed pipeline in September. Both Biden and Sanders have been on upward trajectory while Clinton’s support has been declining. As Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight site says, endorsements have typically been “among the best predictors of which candidates will succeed and which will fail” in presidential primaries; in addition to their PR value, they’re often accompanied by behind-the-scenes advice and support. She also likes Clinton’s environmental views and how she handled Republican attacks on her trustworthiness, “with grace and aplomb”.
The party said MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow would moderate the event, asking candidates questions as they appear on stage separately one after the other. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) laid out five key policies she believes the next president should embrace as part of financial regulatory reform.
“This is wrong, and on my watch it will change”, she said.
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The report, published shortly after the Times joined with Clinton in calling for the disbanding of the House’s Select Committee on Benghazi, underscores the candidate’s debate prowess during her years at Wellesley College, when she took on two opponents in a campaign for student body president.
