Hillary Clinton 'Doing Great' Back on the Campaign Trail
Clinton said on stage in North Carolina, "with just two month to go until election day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place I wanted to be."
Hillary Clinton back on the campaign trail for the first time since her health scare. And ABC Cecilia Vega was there as she made that return. And Cecilia joins us now from Washington D.C. Good morning Cecilia.
Amy, good morning to you. The last time Hillary Clinton was out in public was the day she nearly collapsed at the 9/11 memorial. She is back and her return comes at a crucial time in this race.
Her first day back on the campaign trail and just about every chance she got, Hillary Clinton said it.
“I'm feeling great.”
“It’s great to be back on the campaign trail.”
“It's great to be back.”
From the moment she stepped on the tarmac, a thumbs up the second she stepped on that North Carolina State.
“I feel good.”
It was a date carefully choreographed to show just how good she feels.
“I'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances. But with just two months to go until Election Day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place I wanted to be.”
Overnight former President Clinton on The Daily Show coming to her defense.
“She still feels good. Big deals she had pneumonia people get it all of that.”
But Hillary Clinton comes back to a race that is tighter than ever. National polls show her lead shrinking and she is now in a tight battle with Trump in must-win battlegrounds like Florida and Virginia.
“When you're home reflecting over these last three days I wonder if he did any soul searching about these new poll numbers, is there anything you should be doing differently right now in your campaign. You see I’ve always said that this is going to be a tight race. I'm gonna keep doing everything I can to deliver my message about what's at stake in this election.”
An election she says she wants to be less about fighting and more about issues. And then she went on to slam her opponent.
“Every time we think he's hit rock bottom, he sinks even lower.”
Well, Clinton's aides say that's the strategy focused less on Donald Trump and more on a positive vision for the country. But with that debate just ten days away and with those polls tightening, we will see how long that lasts.
Hillary Clinton back on the campaign trail for the first time since her health scare. And ABC Cecilia Vega was there as she made that return. And Cecilia joins us now from Washington D.C. Good morning Cecilia.
Amy, good morning to you. The last time Hillary Clinton was out in public was the day she nearly collapsed at the 9/11 memorial. She is back and her return comes at a crucial time in this race.
Her first day back on the campaign trail and just about every chance she got, Hillary Clinton said it.
“I'm feeling great.”
“It’s great to be back on the campaign trail.”
“It's great to be back.”
From the moment she stepped on the tarmac, a thumbs up the second she stepped on that North Carolina State.
“I feel good.”
It was a date carefully choreographed to show just how good she feels.
“I'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances. But with just two months to go until Election Day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place I wanted to be.”
Overnight former President Clinton on The Daily Show coming to her defense.
“She still feels good. Big deals she had pneumonia people get it all of that.”
But Hillary Clinton comes back to a race that is tighter than ever. National polls show her lead shrinking and she is now in a tight battle with Trump in must-win battlegrounds like Florida and Virginia.
“When you're home reflecting over these last three days I wonder if he did any soul searching about these new poll numbers, is there anything you should be doing differently right now in your campaign. You see I’ve always said that this is going to be a tight race. I'm gonna keep doing everything I can to deliver my message about what's at stake in this election.”
An election she says she wants to be less about fighting and more about issues. And then she went on to slam her opponent.
“Every time we think he's hit rock bottom, he sinks even lower.”
Well, Clinton's aides say that's the strategy focused less on Donald Trump and more on a positive vision for the country. But with that debate just ten days away and with those polls tightening, we will see how long that lasts.
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