On the campaign trail with Bill, it’s all about Hillary

Clinton has said that her New Year’s resolution is to steer clear of commenting on Trump.

Former President Clinton is set to headline a fundraiser Friday in Seattle to raise money for the campaign of his wife, Democratic presidential front-runner and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

So far, Bill Clinton has remained silence about Trump’s slams – following the lead of his wife’s campaign, which believes their candidate comes across as more presidential by rising above what they see as the Republican’s crass political tactics.

New Hampshire is host to the nation’s first presidential primary on February 9.

“I’m uncomfortable with it, I just am”, former National Republican Congressional Committee Executive Director Nancy Dwight told USA Today. As the presidential candidate herself had been campaigning about her sexual assault plan, emphasizing that survivors all deserve to be heard, O’Brien said she foud her stance to be hypocritical.

“A young woman standing in the back against a Hillary “Fighting for us” backdrop closed her eyes for significant stretches of time as TV cameras rolled and a girl in front of her scowled and fought off a yawn”, London’s Daily Mail reported online, describing the former president a “famous political Lothario”. [SCREEN WIPE] I’m going to let him live in his alternative reality and I’m not going to respond.

Trump said, [relevant remarks begin around 2:50] “she went after the women very very strongly, and very viciously according to the women, and according to other sources”.

“If Bernie [Sanders] is the candidate, Trump will play up how un-American socialism is, and if Hillary gets it, he will dig up everything in the past 40 years and use it – and won’t mince words in using it”, Allen said.

Still, she thought the former president could help sway voters toward his wife.

BILL CLINTON: You’re entitled to say, what else is he going to say?

“Hillary is so familiar, she’s been around forever”, Ron Romine, chairman of the Democratic Party in Spartanburg, South Carolina, told the Times.

“A lot of it will be reversed if we get a Republican Congress and a Republican president, and we need to stop that”, said Clinton, who spoke for about 30 minutes to more than 700 people at a gymnasium at Nashua Community College.

The next morning on “Fox & Friends”, Trump repeated his statement that Clinton “created ISIS”.

“What’s Hillary Clinton’s message?”

“More importantly, it’s why two or three days ago she sent out an email to her supporters saying we might lose in New Hampshire or Iowa – and we have to be prepared to dig down, work harder in the other states”, Morris explained.