Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has called on his rich “friends” to forego collecting Social Security, saying of himself, “I don’t need mine, by the way”. Martin O’Malley, former Virginia Sen.
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But Mr. Rather believes Mr. Trump must provide many more details on his ambitious policies. “This is a new way of leadership that people are demanding”, he said.
“I think the debate is all about Hillary Clinton,” he said in an email.
“I’ll be watching. I don’t know how long,” he said.
“We have to invite one another – Democrats, Republicans, independents – to return to the table of democracy and solve these problems not with words but with actions,” he said.
“Would you advise – in the context of current gun violence, would you advise people to get that?” He praised the days of Tip O’Neill and Ronald Reagan, where leaders “got things done”. “They’re gonna cut Medicaid”, Trump said of his fellow GOP candidates.
Trump tops the GOP “no way” list as 25 percent say they would “definitely not” vote for him, followed by Bush with 22 percent who would not support him. “I had a woman in charge of the building of Trump tower many years ago, before it was even- before anyone would even have thought of it, and did a fantastic job”. “I respect women. I love women”. “I think that he is a great publicity seeker at a time when the Republican Party hasn’t really figured out what it’s for as opposed to what it’s against”, Obama said.
Before speaking, Trump held court with reporters and took issue with the notion that he has been critical of his opponents.
Asked if he would miss House Speaker John Boehner, who announced his resignation last month, the president noted that he and Boehner “disagreed on just about everything”.
No Labels is holding its largest convention ever, with roughly 2,000 people attending in Manchester, New Hampshire – a city that’s used to hearing partisan stump speeches leading up to its first-in-the-country presidential primary.
“I don’t get it: What’s going on in our country?”
On the Democratic side, the poll found that Hillary Clinton is holding on to a big lead over Sen.
No Labels will maintain a presence in New Hampshire through the presidential primary. “If we don’t deal with it, we will have unforeseen consequences that no one can predict”.
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There may not be many fireworks, especially if Clinton’s rivals don’t mention her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
