Trump uses the word ‘rape’ when discussing Bill Clinton

The pair were discussing the New York Times article published over the weekend citing women who said Trump made inappropriate sexual comments and advances over the past few decades. And “I said to one of the women, I said, don’t eat – you shouldn’t have a piece of candy, okay?”

In the previous three Fox News national polls, Clinton had defeated Trump.

In Clinton’s case, full disclosure should include letting the public know what she said to the bankers – especially because she has repeatedly promised to “rein in Wall Street” if she is elected president. Moreover, Trump is said to have spoken passionately about “fighting the Islamic State”, but that has also been one of Obama’s priorities in the past, and Trump has yet to state a concrete plan except heavy-handed rhetoric amidst nativist frenzy. Massive settlements. Reporter: Trump not done there. “And impeachment for lying”. Hillary’s firm stance in favour of sidling up with ally Israel and the murky track record regarding the accountability of Israeli and American violations in Palestine makes her “liberal” stamp even more dubious.

The hypothetical matchup between Clinton and Trump is shaping up to be closer than many might have expected, suggested the NBC News/SurveyMonkey weekly tracking poll, conducted online May 9-15.

“‘The New York Times” is very upset because it turned out to be a total con job. He added that Bill had lost his law license amid the scandal, referring to when Bill agreed to the suspension of his Arkansas law license in 2001. Still, Priorities USA Action, a pro-Clinton super PAC is already running its first anti-Trump ads in battleground states as part of a $130 million general election advertising buy. Last year, Trump claimed 23 such assets, including aircraft, the Mar-A-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, and a golf course in Scotland.

Former Secretary of State and U.S. Sen.

Broaddrick repeated the accusation on social media in January.

“She’s married to a man who hurt many women”, Trump said. “Nobody, perhaps in the history of politics, was worse to women or abused women more than Bill Clinton”. She later explained that her words were taken out of context.

With the presidential elections seemingly pointing to a face-off between the business mogul and the former First Lady, Donald Trump may have found an ally in Broaddrick.

But Mr Sanders’ promise to fight through the convention has prompted concerns among some Clinton supporters who fear his long-shot bid could do more damage than good.