What do you think about the arguments presented on both sides . Will this have an impact on the campaign of mr. Trump . You can let us know, republicans,1 four democrats8000 four and independents, 202 7488002 facebookost on our page at facebook. Com cspan. From several papers this morning reflecting on statements made over the last 24 hours by key congressional overes and veterans groups the exchange between mr. Khan and mr. Trump. Headline,e usa today mr. Trump faces gop blowback over con comments, saying john mccain and military groups criticized trump for what they call the disrespect shown to the parents of a u. S. Soldier killed in iraq who has criticized the real estate mogul for smears of muslims. The party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to fame defame those who are best among us. Thank you for emigrating to america. We are a better country because of you. The memory of the sacrifice will make us a better nation and he will neve
Away, bush aides worry that by playing too coy on debates, they could be playing right into clintons hand. It is now fairly standard to use characters and props to mock your political opponent, to try to get a rise out of them. I remember 2004 george bush jr. s campaign couldnt decide whether they wanted to hit john kerry the flipflopper by brandishing giant flipflops everywhere or whether they wanted to hit him as a flipflopper by having a dolphin show up. They were like torn between two symbols, right . Theres flipper, the famous dolphin, but theres also the flipflops. Is that too literal . Its now fairly typical, right . Taunting political stage craft. But in the summer of 1992, it was seen as pretty novel that the bill Clinton Campaign had men in chicken suits chasing Vice President george bush around every time he did a campaign event. And i think the reason that it got so much attention in addition to being novel is that it also seemed to work. It really seemed to bother george h
When bill clinton called george h. W. Bush chicken george, that also came with grown men dressed up in chicken suits. A protester made it clear, he thinks bush is chicken. As authorities led the chicken away, bush aides worry that by playing too coy on debates, they could be playing right into clintons hand. It is now fairly standard to use characters and props to mock your political opponent, to try to get a rise out of them. I remember 2004 george bush jr. s campaign couldnt decide whether they wanted to hit john kerry the flipflopper by brandishing giant flipflops everywhere or whether they wanted to hit him as a flipflopper by having a dolphin show up. They were like torn between two symbols, right . Theres flipper, the famous dolphin, but theres also the flipflops. Is that too literal . Its now fairly typical, right . Taunting political stage craft. But in the summer of 1992, it was seen as pretty novel that the bill Clinton Campaign had men in chicken suits chasing Vice President
Use characters and props to mock your political opponent, to try to get a rise out of them. I remember 2004 george bush jr. s campaign couldnt decide whether they wanted to hit john kerry the flipflopper by brandishing giant flipflops everywhere or whether they wanted to hit him as a flipflopper by having a dolphin show up. They were like torn between two symbols, right . Theres flipper, the famous dolphin, but theres also the flipflops. Is that too literal . Its now fairly typical, right . Taunting political stage craft. But in the summer of 1992, it was seen as pretty novel that the bill Clinton Campaign had men in chicken suits chasing Vice President george bush around every time he did a campaign event. And i think the reason that it got so much attention in addition to being novel is that it also seemed to work. It really seemed to bother george h. W. Bush. By september of that year, he was in fact so bothered by these guys in chicken suits turning up at all his campaign events, t
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