KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND SAYS SUPREME COURT NEEDS REFORM, DOESN'T RULE OUT ADDING MORE JUSTICES, TERM LIMITSAfter giving a short stump speech, the first question Gillibrand received from the crowd was whether she’d name a bipartisan Cabinet if elected president in 2020. In a speech full of passion and vigor, Gillibrand accused President Trump of dividing and weakening the country. “I’m so angry at what President Trump has done, putting the hate and the division into this country," she said. Asked by Fox News how she would pay for Medicare for all, Gillibrand explained that competition would lower prices. Gillibrand she would be quickly bringing on campaign staff in New Hampshire, telling Fox News “we are making an offer this weekend."

Source: Fox News February 02, 2019 06:10 UTC