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Hillary Clinton just fully embraced the historic nature of her campaign
Author: Leo Barber ; Last update: 09 June , 2016 19:39:31
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In her victory speech, she thanked supporters, remembered her mother and
honored those who fought for women's voting rights.
Clinton declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening
after winning the New Jersey primary, setting up a general election
campaign against Republican candidate Donald Trump in the Nov 8
election. "Now let's just move on, '" said U.S. Representative Chris
Collins of NY, a Trump supporter.
"All of you know that when we began this campaign over a year ago we
were considered to be a fringe campaign".
"Well I think he has signaled that he's ready to fight the fight against
Donald Trump", Clinton said. Sanders in the primary", he said, "but I
also suspect that Sen. The District of Columbia, which offers 20
delegates, is the last to vote. But whether you supported me, or Sen.
"Young people understand that they are the future of America, and they
intend to help shape that future". I said that when I was in coal
country. "Trump's racist rhetoric is directly offensive to our American
values and his unsafe actions would threaten our children's future in
every way".
Warren's name has surfaced previously as a potential running mate for
either Clinton or Sanders, given her vast popularity among the party's
liberal base - voters Clinton needs to win over after a sometimes bumpy
campaign against Sanders. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., the Jewish
chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, after she criticized
his campaign's response to the Nevada controversy, endorsing her primary
opponent.
In addition to campaign events, Obama is likely to keep up his social
media profile and capitalize on his skill with pop culture interviews
and the humour-laced digs at Trump, as he's demonstrated in recent
speeches. It isn't a declaration of a scorched-earth campaign headed
into Philadelphia.
Clinton, of course, would prefer that Sanders end his campaign and
embrace her as the reform leader. Clinton won 56 percent to Sanders' 43
percent, avoiding what would have been an embarrassing loss for her in
America's most populous state.
Many of Clinton's supporters were quick to raise Clinton's
history-making nomination.
His words were far closer to the tone and approach Republicans have been
demanding in the weeks since Trump's remaining rivals surrendered the
contest - a sign, perhaps, that he was starting to turn away from the
combative and impulsive style that served him well in the primaries and
toward fulfilling his promise to unite the fractured party. But over the
last week she's seemed not only a natural campaigner, but an inspiring
one.
Both candidates have many challenges ahead.
Bernie Sanders' supporters will "enthusiastically" turn to support
Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House and it would be a "fabulous
message of unification" for Clinton to pick Sanders as her running mate,
former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee said Wednesday.
According to the campaign, over 10,000 people contributed to a Vermont
State Senate candidate after Sanders picked him and directed his
followers his way.
"We are going to fight hard to win the primary in Washington, D.C." The
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Hillary Clinton just fully embraced the historic nature of her campaign
Author: Leo Barber ; Last update: 09 June , 2016 19:39:31
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In her victory speech, she thanked supporters, remembered her mother and
honored those who fought for women's voting rights.
Clinton declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening
after winning the New Jersey primary, setting up a general election
campaign against Republican candidate Donald Trump in the Nov 8
election. "Now let's just move on, '" said U.S. Representative Chris
Collins of NY, a Trump supporter.
"All of you know that when we began this campaign over a year ago we
were considered to be a fringe campaign".
"Well I think he has signaled that he's ready to fight the fight against
Donald Trump", Clinton said. Sanders in the primary", he said, "but I
also suspect that Sen. The District of Columbia, which offers 20
delegates, is the last to vote. But whether you supported me, or Sen.
"Young people understand that they are the future of America, and they
intend to help shape that future". I said that when I was in coal
country. "Trump's racist rhetoric is directly offensive to our American
values and his unsafe actions would threaten our children's future in
every way".
Warren's name has surfaced previously as a potential running mate for
either Clinton or Sanders, given her vast popularity among the party's
liberal base - voters Clinton needs to win over after a sometimes bumpy
campaign against Sanders. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., the Jewish
chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, after she criticized
his campaign's response to the Nevada controversy, endorsing her primary
opponent.
In addition to campaign events, Obama is likely to keep up his social
media profile and capitalize on his skill with pop culture interviews
and the humour-laced digs at Trump, as he's demonstrated in recent
speeches. It isn't a declaration of a scorched-earth campaign headed
into Philadelphia.
Clinton, of course, would prefer that Sanders end his campaign and
embrace her as the reform leader. Clinton won 56 percent to Sanders' 43
percent, avoiding what would have been an embarrassing loss for her in
America's most populous state.
Many of Clinton's supporters were quick to raise Clinton's
history-making nomination.
His words were far closer to the tone and approach Republicans have been
demanding in the weeks since Trump's remaining rivals surrendered the
contest - a sign, perhaps, that he was starting to turn away from the
combative and impulsive style that served him well in the primaries and
toward fulfilling his promise to unite the fractured party. But over the
last week she's seemed not only a natural campaigner, but an inspiring
one.
Both candidates have many challenges ahead.
Bernie Sanders' supporters will "enthusiastically" turn to support
Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House and it would be a "fabulous
message of unification" for Clinton to pick Sanders as her running mate,
former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee said Wednesday.
According to the campaign, over 10,000 people contributed to a Vermont
State Senate candidate after Sanders picked him and directed his
followers his way.
"We are going to fight hard to win the primary in Washington, D.C.", he
said. The Comment
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Hillary Clinton just fully embraced the historic nature of her campaign
Author: Leo Barber ; Last update: 09 June , 2016 19:39:31
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In her victory speech, she thanked supporters, remembered her mother and
honored those who fought for women's voting rights.
Clinton declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening
after winning the New Jersey primary, setting up a general election
campaign against Republican candidate Donald Trump in the Nov 8
election. "Now let's just move on, '" said U.S. Representative Chris
Collins of NY, a Trump supporter.
"All of you know that when we began this campaign over a year ago we
were considered to be a fringe campaign".
"Well I think he has signaled that he's ready to fight the fight against
Donald Trump", Clinton said. Sanders in the primary", he said, "but I
also suspect that Sen. The District of Columbia, which offers 20
delegates, is the last to vote. But whether you supported me, or Sen.
"Young people understand that they are the future of America, and they
intend to help shape that future". I said that when I was in coal
country. "Trump's racist rhetoric is directly offensive to our American
values and his unsafe actions would threaten our children's future in
every way".
Warren's name has surfaced previously as a potential running mate for
either Clinton or Sanders, given her vast popularity among the party's
liberal base - voters Clinton needs to win over after a sometimes bumpy
campaign against Sanders. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., the Jewish
chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, after she criticized
his campaign's response to the Nevada controversy, endorsing her primary
opponent.
In addition to campaign events, Obama is likely to keep up his social
media profile and capitalize on his skill with pop culture interviews
and the humour-laced digs at Trump, as he's demonstrated in recent
speeches. It isn't a declaration of a scorched-earth campaign headed
into Philadelphia.
Clinton, of course, would prefer that Sanders end his campaign and
embrace her as the reform leader. Clinton won 56 percent to Sanders' 43
percent, avoiding what would have been an embarrassing loss for her in
America's most populous state.
Many of Clinton's supporters were quick to raise Clinton's
history-making nomination.
His words were far closer to the tone and approach Republicans have been
demanding in the weeks since Trump's remaining rivals surrendered the
contest - a sign, perhaps, that he was starting to turn away from the
combative and impulsive style that served him well in the primaries and
toward fulfilling his promise to unite the fractured party. But over the
last week she's seemed not only a natural campaigner, but an inspiring
one.
Both candidates have many challenges ahead.
Bernie Sanders' supporters will "enthusiastically" turn to support
Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House and it would be a "fabulous
message of unification" for Clinton to pick Sanders as her running mate,
former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee said Wednesday.
According to the campaign, over 10,000 people contributed to a Vermont
State Senate candidate after Sanders picked him and directed his
followers his way.
"We are going to fight hard to win the primary in Washington, D.C.", he
said. The Comment
http://bsccomment.com/2016/06/09/hillary-clinton-just-fully-embraced-the-historic-nature-of.html
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