One of the reasons that the media focuses so much on Hillary Clinton’s honesty problem – which is to say, the fact that voters generally regard her as not terribly honest and trustworthy – is that, in terms of notable personal characteristics that could sway the race, there isn’t much else to focus on: on many other assessments of the two front-runners, Clinton is viewed fairly well.
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In an interview for “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” that aired Friday, the Virginia senator was asked how someone in his position prepares to suddenly become president. It doesn’t matter. Trust me, as you know, it’s a very full-time job.
“Part of what makes her so appealing and effective as a surrogate is that she’s relentlessly positive, even when things on the campaign trail get negative”, said Olivia Alair Dalton, Mrs. Obama’s former spokeswoman. “Having successfully obtained President Obama’s birth certificate when others could not, Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States”.
New polls have also shown that Clinton’s shrinking lead can not be attributed to recent headlines that have been devoted to concerns about her health. He did not say Friday why he changed his mind or when. In March, The New York Times reported that Donald Trump had received nearly $2 billion worth of free media coverage.
“If Republicans were doing that, they’d be warming up the gas chamber right now”, the younger Trump said. There is no evidence that is true. “You know what I mean”. It seems reasonable to imagine that this will make it more likely that some Republicans in the electorate will continue to harbor lingering doubts about Trump. Also an accurate distillation of Donald Trump’s worldview: going on a different television program to say the opposite.
Trump acknowledged that some of his health advantages were inherited.
“I think it’s never acceptable to use language like that”, Podesta added.
He said he was “not that shocked” that the question would come up.
Though he was criticized for the comment, Obama had tried to be sympathetic. But not, he said recently, about things they don’t want to talk about.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Tuesday that the American people have “big hearts” but can not “take the risk of refugees”.
Appearing in Tampa, Florida, Clinton said it was Trump who had turned his back on USA service members, calling his campaign “one long insult” to those who have worn the uniform to protect American values.
Trump says he’ll “stand with the Cuban people in their fight against communist oppression”.
Fast food-loving Mr. Trump did so with elan on reality TV “The Dr, Oz Show”, admitting he was overweight at 236 pounds and would like to lose at least 15 pounds.
However, Trump’s running mate, Gov. Mike Pence, said the comments were being misinterpreted. But Kaine said that what he saw in Honduras was the value of “family and faith and hard work”.
Donald Trump’s reversal on the “birther” controversy is turning attention – at least for the moment – from a major shift in the presidential race.
These recent numbers may be striking fear into many Democrats’ hearts, but Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi is not one of them. “That’s the way it worked out”.
In August 2012 – more than a year after the president released the document in April 2011 – Trump was pushing the issue on Twitter.
Clinton has long denied the claim.
Sanders is the longest-serving independent in the history of Congress and was Clinton’s opponent in the Democratic primary.
Trump said his kids “can take it”.
By comparison, The Times estimated Hillary Clinton received about $746 million in free coverage. And Florida is now considered a likely win for the Republican nominee, with 50 percent support for Trump to 46 percent support for Clinton.
Kaine said some “are motivated by dark emotions that are not in accord with American values”. You can tell by how quickly the campaign rolled it back. Reid fell and broke several ribs and facial bones a year ago when an exercise band snapped during a workout. Now, that’s the positive side for Trump.
Reid said that with his good eye, he sees that Trump inherited his money but pretends he earned it. Indeed, the editorial stated that “Trump is no Republican”. To “normalize” him as though he were just another politician is irresponsible, and the press should not be giving him equal footing with a more responsible candidate like Clinton.
Later Thursday, Clinton and Obama separately addressed the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute gala in Washington. The campaign later issued its statement. He said, “This is coming from him”. On the Trump positive side, over the last month – since he got this new campaign team – he’s been a better candidate.
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Respondents took the survey after video surfaced of Clinton almost collapsing at a September 11 memorial in NY on Sunday. After taking several days off from directly attacking Clinton’s health following her diagnosis of pneumonia over the weekend, Trump appeared to raise questions about her health at a rally Wednesday night in Ohio.
