The week in politics: Hits and misses on a debate trail
There are 450 days until Election Day 2016 (yes, really
Most noted soundbite
Donald Trump (Carlos Osorio, AP)
I delight women.
Republican Donald Trump’s criticism came during a one-on-one talk with Fox News’ Sean Hannity“She had blood entrance out of her whereverâ€
Best response on Twitter
Hillary Clinton (Win McNamee, Getty Images)
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Democrat Hillary Clinton (or rather, whoever handles her amicable media accounts) sent out a classical shruggie after an progressing twitter seeking supporters to report tyro debt in emojis. It did not go over well.
— Louisa (@LouisatheLast) August 12, 2015
The discuss took it in walk and sent out a shruggie with a Medium couple detailing Clinton’s position on college affordability
Best week post #GOPdebate
Carly Fiorina (AP)
She might have been in a “happy hour†debate, though Republican Carly Fiorina is looking some-more like a prime-time leader this week, with both her fundraising and check numbers up
Worst week post #GOPdebate
Rick Perry (David Goldman, AP)
Republican Rick Perry reportedly can no longer means to compensate his discuss staffersSuper PACs that support his campaign
Not expected to make a quip in 2016
Al Gore (Chris Young, The Canadian Press around AP)
Despite what we might have read, former clamp boss and 2000 Democratic hopeful Al Gore is substantially not using for presidentThe Tennessean
Late-night TV we’re looking brazen to
Jeb Bush (Kevork Djansezian, AP)
It’s been a small over a week given we pronounced #JonVoyage to Jon Stewart on The Daily Show, though there’s a light during a finish of a tunnel. That respect goes to Stephen Colbert, who will horde Jeb Bush on his really initial part of Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
Lest we consider Bush will get all a fun, Colbert says to only wait:
— Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) August 11, 2015
Colbert says he’s looking brazen to being himself on a show
Best Iowa State Fair photo* so far
*featuring a presidential candidate, of course
In box we didn’t know, a Iowa State Fair kicked off Thursday, and with contenders opposed for those caucus-goers, scarcely everybody who has announced their candidacy is slated to make an appearance
And as it turns out, they could all learn a lot from Democrat Martin O’Malley.
Martin O’Malley with his children, Grace and William (Charlie Riedel, AP)
This print has it all: Selfie. Family. #ButterCow.
But for now, maybe a best thing for possibilities to remember is how not to eat a corndog, per TheDes Moines Register
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