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Gov. Scott Walker said Tuesday that his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump hasn't changed, despite the release of a 2005 video in which the New York billionaire boasted about forcing himself on women and allegations that Trump groped or sexually assaulted several women over the past few decades. Walker said Trump 's comments about women are inexcusable but that his support for him hasn't changed since he first made the case at the Republican national convention that electing Trump was better than a Hillary Clinton presidency.
From the WAPO , State Department contacted the FBI to change the classification of emails from classified to unclassified and offered a quid pro quo in exchange. Just how corrupt is the Obama administration and to what lengths will they go to cover up for Hillary Clinton? How does Patrick Kennedy have a job? Is there anything that was legal and done properly with these emails ? But these are the lengths that every one is willing to go to protect a corrupt individual like Hillary Clinton.
President Barack Obama is playing down reports that a senior State Department official had asked the FBI last year to reduce the classification of an email from Hillary Clinton's private server. Obama said in a Rose Garden news conference Tuesday that some of the "more sensational implications or appearances" related to the report "are not based on actual events."
No, intrepid journalists, the recent information about a disagreement between State and the FBI about classification is not new information. The latest batch of Hillary Clinton emails offered fresh insight into her schmoozing ways, her thoughts on the 2012 presidential race, and some sideline drama as the State Department and a watchdog for the intelligence community tangled on Monday over whether one of Clinton's emails should have been considered classified.
Priorities USA, Hillary Clinton's top-dollar super PAC, will begin airing an ad this week that compares Donald Trump's rhetoric with the "hate" that led to the 1998 killing of Matthew Shepard. The ad, which will run in Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Florida, Nevada, Iowa, Colorado and New Hampshire, features Judy Shepard, Matthew Shepard's mother, linking the "hate" that she says Trump shows at events with the anti-gay sentiment that led two men to kill her son because of his sexual orientation.
A senior State Department official asked the FBI last year to help reduce the classification of an email from Hillary Clinton's private server, according to FBI investigative files that have been made public. It was to be part of a bargain that would have allowed the FBI to deploy more agents in foreign countries, according to the files.
The music video racked up over 38,000 views in its first day. The song will be available as a single on iTunes and other digital platforms on Friday, October 21. Watch the video here ! After discovering that her retired Latin mother is voting for Trump based on anti-Mexican comments from the leader of Latinos for Trump Marco Gutierrez, Riff and her girls take to the streets! This throwback dance jam will not only convince voters that a taco truck on every corner is a f#$*ing delicious idea, but that diversity should be encouraged and not erased, since it creates the tastiest ingredients in the mouthwatering fusion taco we like to call "America."
Marcus Ashworth is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist covering European markets. He spent three decades in the banking industry, most recently as chief markets strategist at Haitong Securities in London.
A senior State Department official asked the FBI last year to help reduce the classification of an email from Hillary Clinton's private server, according to FBI investigative files that have been made public. It was to be part of a bargain that would have allowed the FBI to deploy more agents in foreign countries, according to the files.
Midway through releasing a series of damaging disclosures about U.S. presidential contender Hillary Clinton, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says his hosts at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London abruptly cut him off from the internet. The news adds another layer of intrigue to an extraordinary campaign.
Peter Thiel donates $1.24 million to the Trump campaign Entrepreneur Peter Thiel has donated money in support of Donald Trump despite major Silicon Valley leaders supporting Hillary Clinton. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2eMo8pD
Donald Trump's rallies routinely feature accusations of media bias and corruption, but his campaign has relied heavily on media coverage to get its message out. It's a paradox that has become familiar with the Republican presidential candidate's unconventional campaign that has experts grappling with what it means for the election.
In one way, the fight to replace ObamaCare seems to be entering a final phase: ObamaCare is collapsing of its own weight before our very eyes, possibly more rapidly and conclusively than even its harshest critics anticipated. In another way, however, the battle can be seen as likely entering into a new and even tougher phase to replace ObamaCare with a patient-centered, free-market reform if Hillary Clinton, who has her own history with health care, becomes president.
When former President Bill Clinton called parts of Obamacare "crazy," he put his wife Hillary Clinton on the defensive and gave much-needed ammunition to her Republican rival for the presidency, Donald Trump, who wants to scrap it. Bill Clinton said this month that while millions more Americans now have insurance coverage under President Barack Obama's signature 2010 healthcare law, small businesses and some families are still "getting killed" by surging healthcare costs.
Melania Trump breaks her silence amid controversy about her husband's lewd comments about women. Also, new FBI documents reveal an alleged breach of protocol during Hillary Clinton's time as secretary of state. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.
Melania Trump spoke out for the first time at-length Monday night after multiple women accused her husband of sexual assault and a 2005 tape surfaced of him making obscene comments about women. Trump attempted to discredit the women accusing her husband, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and dismissed his lewd words in the leaked video as "boys' talk."
Thousands of people turned out to see Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Green Bay Monday night. Trump vowed to win Wisconsin in November and reiterated familiar promises to build a wall at the Mexican border and renegotiate trade deals.