Hillary Clinton made her case to New Hampshire Veterans at her Town Hall on Tuesday.
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The former senator and secretary of state is running for the Democratic nomination for president. Fellow democrat presidential candidate, Martin O’Malley previously pledged to use his executive authority, if elected, to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II.
Clinton was also asked if she would support a declaration of war agaisnt radical islamic terrorists. Clinton has become even better liked since the October 13 Democratic debate, while Sanders’ image has remained essentially static.
“…I may as well just write this rest of this stuff in, too”.
Clinton’s plan would seek fundamental changes to veterans’ health care “to ensure veterans’ access to timely and high quality health care and block efforts to privatize” the Veterans Health Administration, her campaign said in an outline of the plan. “And I think that’s wrong, it’s not in the public interest”. If there’s a contrast, there’s a contrast. “I’m just proud to be a Democrat and I’m proud that I’ve worked so hard for the Democratic Party”.
Clinton chuckled Tuesday when a crowd member suggested he would “strangle” Fiorina if he could.
Her comments were quickly denounced by Sen.
“I know that Buffalo is still a really important place in her heart”, said Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, who introduced Clinton to supporters at the Hyatt.
“This election is still going to be about the economy, right?”
As of now, Clinton has no other scheduled visits to New Hampshire. “That’s what it’s still about”.
Clinton burst into laughter.
RAVEN SYMONE: You know about humans, she did a human reaction right after it. She understood the room but at the same time it’s how you come back after you laugh, like, you know what, that wasn’t actually amusing.
Donald Trump, for example, at an event earlier this year, failed to correct or admonish a questioner who said, “We have a problem in this country”.
The three will meet for the next televised Democratic debate on Saturday in Iowa, their first head-to-head debate since the field has winnowed to three main candidates. Clinton and Fiorina, a Republican, are the only women seeking the White House in 2016. Many critics wondered if Clinton would face similar scrutiny for tacitly endorsing an attendee’s vendetta against her Republican rival.
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She went on to address Social Security issues, which was the basis of the man’s question.
