So now she's winning on the military AND the economy.
Moody's: Hillary Clinton will make economy 'stronger' vs. Donald Trump 'recession'
Moody's: Hillary Clinton will make economy 'stronger' vs. Donald Trump 'recession'
2016 Presidential Campaign
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Top 10 Highlights of 'Hillary's America' - Tea Party News
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend - Tea Party News
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend - Tea Party News
Republican senators join criticism of Trump over Muslim soldier - World - CBC News
Fellow Republicans are joining the rising chorus of criticism of party presidential nominee Donald Trump for his disparagement of the bereaved parents of U.S. army Capt. Humayun Khan, a Muslim awarded a Bronze Star after he was killed in 2004 in Iraq.
The roll of Republican senators publicly taking Trump to task reached at least five on Monday, including John McCain of Arizona, who said in a statement that the fact Trump won his party's nomination doesn't give him "unfettered licence to defame those who are the best among us."
Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania said the Khans "deserve our gratitude and honour; anything else is inappropriate."
The other three senators, all running for re-election and distancing themselves from Trump's controversial statements, are Roy Blunt of Missouri, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rob Portman of Ohio. Texas Representative Mac Thornberry, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said he's dismayed by criticism of the parents, and both Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan have issued statements praising Khan.
Another one.
Republican senators join criticism of Trump over Muslim soldier - World - CBC News
Fellow Republicans are joining the rising chorus of criticism of party presidential nominee Donald Trump for his disparagement of the bereaved parents of U.S. army Capt. Humayun Khan, a Muslim awarded a Bronze Star after he was killed in 2004 in Iraq.
The roll of Republican senators publicly taking Trump to task reached at least five on Monday, including John McCain of Arizona, who said in a statement that the fact Trump won his party's nomination doesn't give him "unfettered licence to defame those who are the best among us."
Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania said the Khans "deserve our gratitude and honour; anything else is inappropriate."
The other three senators, all running for re-election and distancing themselves from Trump's controversial statements, are Roy Blunt of Missouri, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rob Portman of Ohio. Texas Representative Mac Thornberry, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said he's dismayed by criticism of the parents, and both Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan have issued statements praising Khan.
Poor Wally and Loc. Sad for the rest of your lives while your racist heroes get flushed down the drain.
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend
Wow! Hillary Clinton Holds Event at Cleveland Church – Less Than 100 Attend - Tea Party News
They couldn't even fill the VIP seats behind Hillary?!
Meanwhile they turned thousands away at a Trump rally in Columbus, Ohio.
Dear Secretary Clinton:
Like most of the other Bernie Sanders delegates at the national convention last week, I don't trust you. At the same time, we have a common interest in defeating Donald Trump. That ought to be the basis for a tactical alliance during the next 99 days — but you need to make a major course correction.
The problem can't be solved by staying on message and telling your pal Terry McAuliffe to keep quiet. (Have you considered gifting him a vacation to a deserted island for the next hundred days?) He let slip what so many Bernie delegates and supporters around the country already figured — we'd be fools, given your record, to believe that your conversion to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership is genuine.
But here's my point: Complacency about getting the votes of people who went for Bernie in the primaries is dangerous, wishful thinking. Many of the same pundits who, two weeks ago, were predicting a Democratic convention of tranquility and unity, are still citing polls that say 85 or 90 percent of Bernie voters will go for you in November. Such assessments are dubious.
You're in danger of a steep falloff of turnout from Bernie's primary voters. And crucially, in swing states, turnout will make all the difference. If an appreciable number of those Bernie voters opt to stay home or vote for a third-party candidate in the fall, here comes President Trump.
And FiveThirtyEight added: "New data and analysis shared with FiveThirtyEight from Catalist and SurveyMonkey shows that, before the 2016 primaries, Sanders's supporters voted less frequently than other 2016 voters, and they were less reliably Democratic than Clinton supporters. In other words, it's not a matter of Clinton simply coaxing Sanders supporters back into the fold — many were never in the fold to begin with. That could increase the difficulty of the task facing Clinton."
You've made the task all the more difficult because your selection of Tim Kaine for vice president has conveyed to Bernie voters that you see unity as a one-way street. When our independent Bernie Delegates Network conducted a straw poll of Bernie delegates in mid-July, 88 percent termed Kaine "unacceptable" as VP while 3 percent called him "acceptable."
Likewise, you undermined unity pleas by immediately naming Debbie Wasserman Schultz as "honorary chair" of a component of your campaign as soon as she resigned from her DNC post. Don't you realize that — faced with weighing your pat-on-the-head words versus your actions — Bernie supporters will be giving more credence to what you actually do?
While the "moderate Republican" voters you're now courting are an endangered species, 13 million Sanders voters have shown that they're motivated to engage in the political process. Why take them for granted?
If there's an effective tactical alliance to be had, you're screwing it up. Maybe the old triangulating reflex is just too deep-seated a habit to break. Maybe you want to pound home to Bernie folks that you're the undisputed boss. Maybe you just can't help yourself.
Whatever the reasons for your current approach, the consequences could be catastrophic. Beyond the fleeting praise for Bernie, your message to his delegates in Philadelphia wasn't hard to discern: my corporate centrist way or the highway. If large numbers of Bernie supporters hit the road, you won't have anyone to blame but yourself.
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/01/an-o...rom-a-bernie-sanders-delegate-commentary.html
Like most of the other Bernie Sanders delegates at the national convention last week, I don't trust you. At the same time, we have a common interest in defeating Donald Trump. That ought to be the basis for a tactical alliance during the next 99 days — but you need to make a major course correction.
The problem can't be solved by staying on message and telling your pal Terry McAuliffe to keep quiet. (Have you considered gifting him a vacation to a deserted island for the next hundred days?) He let slip what so many Bernie delegates and supporters around the country already figured — we'd be fools, given your record, to believe that your conversion to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership is genuine.
But here's my point: Complacency about getting the votes of people who went for Bernie in the primaries is dangerous, wishful thinking. Many of the same pundits who, two weeks ago, were predicting a Democratic convention of tranquility and unity, are still citing polls that say 85 or 90 percent of Bernie voters will go for you in November. Such assessments are dubious.
You're in danger of a steep falloff of turnout from Bernie's primary voters. And crucially, in swing states, turnout will make all the difference. If an appreciable number of those Bernie voters opt to stay home or vote for a third-party candidate in the fall, here comes President Trump.
"If there's an effective tactical alliance to be had, you're screwing it up."
A week ago, polling analysts at FiveThirtyEight concluded that you were coming into the convention "with a real problem." Even before the release of Democratic National Committee emails showing that the supposedly evenhanded DNC was aiding your campaign, "Clinton had about a third of Sanders supporters left to try to win over." That's easily a million swing-state voters. And FiveThirtyEight added: "New data and analysis shared with FiveThirtyEight from Catalist and SurveyMonkey shows that, before the 2016 primaries, Sanders's supporters voted less frequently than other 2016 voters, and they were less reliably Democratic than Clinton supporters. In other words, it's not a matter of Clinton simply coaxing Sanders supporters back into the fold — many were never in the fold to begin with. That could increase the difficulty of the task facing Clinton."
You've made the task all the more difficult because your selection of Tim Kaine for vice president has conveyed to Bernie voters that you see unity as a one-way street. When our independent Bernie Delegates Network conducted a straw poll of Bernie delegates in mid-July, 88 percent termed Kaine "unacceptable" as VP while 3 percent called him "acceptable."
Likewise, you undermined unity pleas by immediately naming Debbie Wasserman Schultz as "honorary chair" of a component of your campaign as soon as she resigned from her DNC post. Don't you realize that — faced with weighing your pat-on-the-head words versus your actions — Bernie supporters will be giving more credence to what you actually do?
While the "moderate Republican" voters you're now courting are an endangered species, 13 million Sanders voters have shown that they're motivated to engage in the political process. Why take them for granted?
If there's an effective tactical alliance to be had, you're screwing it up. Maybe the old triangulating reflex is just too deep-seated a habit to break. Maybe you want to pound home to Bernie folks that you're the undisputed boss. Maybe you just can't help yourself.
Whatever the reasons for your current approach, the consequences could be catastrophic. Beyond the fleeting praise for Bernie, your message to his delegates in Philadelphia wasn't hard to discern: my corporate centrist way or the highway. If large numbers of Bernie supporters hit the road, you won't have anyone to blame but yourself.
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/01/an-o...rom-a-bernie-sanders-delegate-commentary.html
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Steve Goddard @SteveSGoddard In case you doubted that @googlenews is owned by the Democratic mafia Most dishonest lead story ever.
all because some angry dude didn't let his wife speak for herself eh. :lol:
Donald J. Trump Verified account @realDonaldTrump Hillary, whose decisions have led to the deaths of many, accepted $ from a business linked to ISIS. Silence at CNN.
WIKILEAKS: Hillary Took Cash From Company Accused of Sponsoring ISIS
WIKILEAKS: Hillary Took Cash From Company Accused of Sponsoring ISIS
The horror
They should start calling it weakileaks because the material is getting pretty thin.
They should start calling it weakileaks because the material is getting pretty thin.
Ohio mayor that restricted Trump crowd size today campaigned with Hillary YESTERDAY
Ohio mayor that restricted Trump crowd size today campaigned with Hillary YESTERDAY - The American MirrorThe American Mirror
Ohio mayor that restricted Trump crowd size today campaigned with Hillary YESTERDAY - The American MirrorThe American Mirror
The sign outside said
Democrats need to do what they can to limit his crowds. Hillary could barely scare up 100 people while they had to turn away thousands to see Trump.
Those just aren't good optics see.
But he's a Clown show. That's why people attend. His own party can't stand him. The convention was half empty. The reason the TV ratings were high is people tuned to see make an idiot out of himself. He didn't disappoint.
Warren Buffett Challenges Trump to Show Tax Returns, Says He's 'Afraid' - ABC News
And he didn't make any progress either.
Gallup Poll Finds Trump's Convention Is A Historic Dud
Donald Trump's efforts to make the Republican National Convention "unlike any we've ever seen" produced an unexpected first: the first time more voters came away from a convention less likely to vote for the party's nominee...
Gallup Poll Finds Trump's Convention Is A Historic Dud
Donald Trump's efforts to make the Republican National Convention "unlike any we've ever seen" produced an unexpected first: the first time more voters came away from a convention less likely to vote for the party's nominee...
