Chelsea Clinton doesn’t get how people don’t trust her ‘hero’ mom

The campaign says her focus is on grassroots organizing and fundraising, an approach that contrasts with rival Bernie Sanders, who is filling large arenas for rallies.

Before the event, the candidate is scheduled to attend a private campaign fundraiser at an undisclosed location in Cape Elizabeth.

For now, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s daughter is absorbed in the promotion for her debut book “It’s Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!”, a detailed primer for young people seeking to become more politically and socially engaged.

“[House] Speaker [John] Boehner and his colleagues have a job to do, and they should do it”, she said.

Clinton is also scheduled for her first live television interview from the campaign trail at 5 p.m. with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer for “The Situation Room”.

A new poll published on Tuesday by Monmouth University found that Mr Sanders, the independent US Senator for Vermont, who is running as a Democrat, was favoured by 43 per cent of likely voters in New Hampshire, to Mrs Clinton’s 36 per cent.

“Once again Hillary Clinton laughed off questions about her secret email server even though it put our national security at risk and is being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation “, RNC spokesman Michael Short said in a statement.

Substance abuse also took a turn in the spotlight during Wednesday night’s GOP debate, when the 11 leading Republican candidates were asked about the legalization of marijuana.

Hillary Clinton has taken her share of grief over the email scandal. But Clinton is far ahead of Sanders in South Carolina, the third nominating test of 2016, 46 to 23, with Biden at 22. Daniel Radcliffe said during a recent interview with the Big Issue.

In “Killing the Messenger”, Brock writes that Move On “rather cynically see the opportunity to build their e-mail lists and make some money by backing “a more progressive alternative” against Hillary Clinton“.

But Maine splits its four Electoral College delegates by its two congressional districts, so it’s possible for a candidate to lose the state but win an Electoral College delegate, though it has never happened. But more than half of GOP-leaning voters, and a stunning 64 percent of self-described “conservative” Republicans, want “someone from outside the existing political establishment”.

“He says Russians, Chinese, even 18-year-olds could have hacked into your server. And I won’t forget that he had potential”, she added, before telling parents in the audience, “If you still have your child, it’s not hopeless yet”.

“We need someone capable of building coalitions and commanding respect from both sides of the proverbial aisle”, said state Rep. Ryan Fecteau, D-Biddeford, a Clinton supporter.