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“They seem to be going down, the other two”, Trump added of the third-party contenders. “And I think that [he] will use every opportunity that is given to him from hacking, and we already saw the effect of this hacking, and I’m afraid it’s just the beginning”.
Trump fired back at Clinton, saying her comments were an effort to make up for a poor performance during the security forum. And in part because Putin does not believe Hillary Clinton will be easy on Russian Federation.
“I’m just stunned at the insanity of the campaign staff to even consider, allow a @RT_com interview, given the Russian ties already”, Weaver wrote in another tweet.
And so, in a press conference that lasted less than 20 minutes, Clinton achieved exactly what she set out to do: End the criticisms that she had gone the entire year without a press conference, and move the narrative beyond Thursday night’s forum.
The intensifying political combat came as Clinton’s lead in opinion polls has slipped in recent days.
Trump’s allegations that “Our veterans, in many cases, are being treated worse than illegal immigrants;” that “I was totally against the war in Iraq”, and that “I released the most extensive financial review of anybody in the history of politics”.
Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has hit out at Donald Trump and the GOP, suggesting they are sexist. It was instantly controversial because Trump’s ties to Russian Federation and favorable views of Vladimir Putin have been heavily scrutinized during the presidential race.
Trump’s charge is that Clinton, a former US secretary of state and former USA senator, has profited from a “rigged” political system. The Republican candidate was widely criticized recently when he called her a “co-founder”, along with Obama, of the Islamic State militant group.
“Any time anyone states says that generals are rubbish or an individual is not a hero because he or she was captured I find it appalling”, Cooke said in a statement, referring to Trump saying Sen.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told a Russia-funded television network that “it’s probably unlikely” that Russian Federation is trying to influence the US election. “That’s not only risky, it should be disqualifying”.
Clinton tore into Trump’s national security credentials during a rally at historically black Johnson C. Smith University in North Carolina.
On CNN Friday, Trump’s campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, defended Trump’s media appearance and remarks to CNN’s Chris Cuomo.
They also mentioned Putin’s support for Ukrainian insurgents who downed the passenger plane, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.
During an NBC presidential forum Wednesday evening, Trump went further in his praise and said that Putin has been a better leader than President Obama: “Certainly, in that system, he’s been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader”, Trump said.
House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, the top elected Republican official, who has frequently broken with Trump, took a sharply different view.
“Vladimir Putin is an aggressor that does not share our interests”. Miller also told the network that “Trump wouldn’t have agreed to do the interview had he known it would be aired on RT”.
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King looked stumped and said that, “We did not lose the connection”.
