After taking a poke at Trump, Stein said he thinks presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton “knows something” about economics, but that her rival Bernie Sanders is “willfully ignorant”.
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Lindsey Graham urging fellow Republicans to unendorse Donald Trump, it’s no surprise that Hillary Clinton is trying to take advantage of any and all discontent Republicans have with their presumptive nominee.
Donald Trump announced that he will be giving a major speech next week detailing the Clinton history of scandal and corruption. Most recently the other Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said he saw it as a conflict of interest in an interview with CNN on Sunday. He also noted that he would return home to Vermont after Tuesday and “assess where we are”. It was to be the beginning of a new chapter moving into the general election.
The connection between the former Secretary of State and the funding stream of the Clinton Foundation has received heavy criticism from others. Sanders had Caselli’s admiration but lost it by staying in the race after Clinton moved well ahead. He said, “As the Presidential campaign progressed, I was hoping the rhetoric would tone down and reflect a campaign that was inclusive, thoughtful and principled”. “He should think of the country before he thinks of himself”. Both are women and minorities.
In the Los Angeles area, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee recruited attorney Bryan Caforio to run against Republican Steve Knight, while the California Democratic Party endorsed Lou Vince, a Los Angeles Police Department lieutenant, who trails in fundraising.
The crowded Senate ticket featured 34 candidates, and voters may have a tough time differentiating.
“I wonder if the press will want to attend?” He ended up choosing Sanchez.
“And I’ve always won and I’m going to continue to win”.
In a further sign of the weakened state of the GOP in California, Democrats face the prospect of several same-party runoffs that have attracted millions of dollars in outside spending in a tug-of-war between the party’s moderate and liberal wings.
“Maybe a little bit above average, but not too high”, is how Rebecca Spencer, the registrar of voters for Riverside County, characterized turnout.
Trump vowed to press on with his characteristic fighting spirit, but – in a nod to the concerns of Republicans anxious Trump may never change morph into a more presidential figure – he also promised to be uniting.
White voters made up 68 percent of registered voters in 2004, but they now make up only 58 percent of registered voters, according to data from the Pew Research Center, which would give Clinton an opportunity to turn the state’s 16 electoral votes blue for the first time since 1992. “He is much more on my page”.
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The voting Tuesday offers a preview of a likely showdown in the Sacramento area between two-term Democrat Ami Bera, who supported “fast-track” authority for Obama to negotiate the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, and Republican Scott Jones, a Sacramento County sheriff who enjoyed Teamsters backing until his support for Trump prompted the union to rescind its endorsement.
