In another tweet on Monday, Cher said she didn’t mean to be “cruel” to Wasserman Shultz, but that even Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump knows how to “read a room”. She said there’s a lot of chanting and booing among delegates on the convention floor. “I plan on voting for him Wednesday and supporting the ticket on Thursday”.
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Caleb Humphrey’s real world is Iowa’s 4th District.
“We don’t have information right now about that, but what we have is a kind of bromance going on between Vladimir Putin and Trump which is distinct from this leak”, Clinton adviser John Podesta said in an MSNBC interview.
“I’m looking for her to reach out to all of us and voice her political platform on progressive issues”.
“Look, we know the numbers”, Humphrey said after hearing calls for party unity at the Iowa delegation’s breakfast Monday. “I’m trying to be there as a Democrat”.
Around the corner, a young man sat with a cardboard sign that said, “Homeless man”, bringing a dose of reality to the state of America and the Democratic Party’s vow to raise wages, create jobs and stir the economy.
The emails development – combined with Clinton’s selection of moderate Virginia senator Tim Kaine as her running mate – has injected new energy into Sanders’s most die-hard supporters, the ones who hope to (somehow) nominate the Vermont senator this week, or at least to ruin Clinton’s infomercial.
Lewis said many delegates also were incensed following the release of hacked Democratic Party emails, including some that suggested party officials had favored Clinton over Sanders during the primaries, and Clinton’s appointment of former Democratic Party chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Shultz to a post in her campaign.
Wasserman Schultz had planned to be among those taking the stage, despite the email hacking controversy. That frustration was on display when Sanders himself was booed earlier Monday when he urged backers to support Clinton.
“They’ve done nothing to unify the party and everything to vilify Sanders and his supporters”, she said. “We have to make a good beginning here for this campaign”. “They were frustrated coming in here anyway”.
Instead of a warm welcome from her own Florida delegation, Democratic Party Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who on Sunday, July 24th announced she’ll resign at the end of her party’s convention this week, got shouted down Monday morning, July 25th. “Tonight at the Democratic National Convention I will address the future of Our Revolution and I hope you will both tune in to watch, and join our effort after”. I want you to be respectful of me. “We are all Democrats and we need to act like it”.
“We feel tremendously optimistic”.
“She’s like the only person ever to be over qualified for being president”, Silverman said.
That may not be enough, according to David Andersen, an assistant professor of political science at Iowa State University.
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“I think the fact that she has made the decision to do this shows that everybody is about working toward showing a united front – not just showing it, but being intentional about it, and working to get Hillary elected”.
