Hillary Clinton’s ‘Great at Being the Victim,’ Jeb Bush Says

I mean, if all it takes is suggesting there’s a moratorium for a while on Muslims entering the country until we get a handle here on who’s coming in, who’s already here, what their plans are, and if that’s going to cause them to go join ISIS, isn’t Trump right? They had to start the debate without her. Phase II. It is a low blow”, Lemon told conservative commentator Kurt Schlicter before adding, “Yes, I want to end this. But Trump’s latest remarks appeared to have struck a nerve. “Luckily, I am old enough where it doesn’t particularly bother me”, she said.

Campaign comms chief Jennifer Palmieri tweeted on Tuesday morning that “everyone who understands the humiliation” of Trump’s language should voice their anger using the hashtag #imwithher.

“While Clinton’s camp shot back that his words were “degrading language”, Trump on Twitter placed the blame on the “#MSM” (mainstream media) for giving “false meaning” to the term.

Trump’s campaign trail outburst was not the first in which the thrice-married billionaire real estate mogul expressed distaste for women’s bodily functions.

Fifty percent of registered USA voters said in a Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday that they would be “embarrassed” to have Trump as president, compared to 23 percent who said they would be proud.

Andrew Burton/Getty Images Trump also made reference to Clinton’s use of the bathroom during the Democratic debate.

“She’s bad”, Trump said during the rally Monday.

“Ask Lindsey Graham, did he enjoy running against Trump?” he said of the SC senator who on Monday announced his departure from the race.

After a prime-time televised debate in August, he posted Twitter messages criticising Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly and then made comments in a television interview that were widely interpreted as referring to her menstrual cycle. He denied that was his intention.

And her campaign also refused to address Trump by name. Jeb Bush’s candidacy, for example, was described as “sad”, claiming that the Bush family is ashamed of his standing and candidacy.

At one point he said of Carly Fiorina, the only female candidate in the Republican field: “Look at that face”.

Meanwhile, President Barack Obama too jumped into the debate saying Trump was exploiting the resentment and anxieties of working-class men to boost his campaign. After downplaying her gender and trailblazing role in her 2008 race for the presidency, Clinton has fully embraced it in this time around, using it as a rallying cry for women voters, and not hesitating to call out perceived sexism.