Posted on 09/07/2015 8:34:14 AM PDT by COUNTrecount
Hillary Clinton promises to take on Donald Trump over his immigration policy as she returns to Iowa amid slumping polls
Clinton campaigning in Iowa over Labor Day weekend as race enters fall She said she is ready to press Republican front-runner Donald Trump about specifics of immigration plan after blasting him on women's rights New tactic comes after slump in polls that shows her losing to socialist senator Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire and lead in Iowa slipping
Campaigning in Iowa over Labor Day weekend, Hillary Rodham Clinton said she is ready to take on Republican opposition and will press for specifics on immigration proposals by front-runner Donald Trump.
The Democratic presidential candidate said in Cedar Rapids Sunday that 'the other side has said they will spend, do and say anything to win back the White House.'
She added: 'I am absolutely confident that whatever they throw at me, I can throw it right back.'
Clinton made the comments before more than 100 people gathered at a private house party. She also campaigned earlier in the day before crowds packed inside and outside a Newton coffee shop called Uncle Nancy's. Clinton pledged to raise incomes, expand early childhood education and defend the Affordable Care Act. She also called for immigration reform and questioned the immigration proposals from Trump.
'I'm going to be pressing very hard to get specifics, because there aren't any specifics,' Clinton said. 'This is just the kind of political rhetoric that doesn't belong in our election.'
She referenced Trump's statements that he 'cherishes' women when he was accused of misogny in a dispute with Fox anchor Megyn Kelly,.
'Well, if it's all the same to you Mr Trump, I'd rather you stop 'cherishing women' and start respecting women,' according to ABC.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton reacts as she listens to a question from the audience during a campaign event at Uncle Nancy’s Coffee in Newton, Iowa, September 6, 2015. REUTERS/Scott Morgan
Trump, “we either have a Country or we don’t”.
Is there a Front Door on Hillary’s many Houses? If so, why?
Thanks - must have been a heck of a questions!
“’Well, if it’s all the same to you Mr Trump, I’d rather you stop ‘cherishing women’ and start respecting women,’ according to ABC”
Like you respected Juanita Broaddrick? And Paula Jones?
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