Think Mowgli will be more accepted by his human counterparts?
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"It's going to become more and more accepted," he added.
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But naming a disorder does help it become more accepted.
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I felt more accepted there, and people didn't have answers.
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I feel today that fandom is much more accepted as normal.
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The publicity is helping classical music become more accepted in Kenya.
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Now, at least among more liberal people, sex toys are more accepted.
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"LARC's are very safe now and becoming much more accepted," Schapiro wrote.
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Just repeating a lie once can make it more accepted as truth.
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VICE: Do you think cheating is more accepted than it used to be?
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Do you think that your work will be more accepted in ten years?
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The linking arms gesture seems to be a more accepted way to protest.
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"Hate speech is more and more accepted by this government," Suchanow told me.
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The sanitized android version felt more accepted — and more acceptable — than her true self.
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Also becoming more accepted is the idea of peer-to-peer, or marketplace, lending.
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The timing reflects a diplomatic shift toward Israel being more accepted in the region.
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Do you foresee urban, black culture being more accepted when it comes to TV?
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It's not as bad now, as metal's become more accepted in the general population.
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The lottery is just a more accepted form of gambling fueling a masked disease.
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I guess in folk music it's a little more accepted or understood or thought about.
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"But having this space and these prominent YouTubers is helping our identities become more accepted."
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Paradoxically, male self-pleasure is simultaneously more accepted and more shameful than its female counterpart.
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It puts a lot of wind at our back as online ed gets more accepted.
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This is how gay people became more and more accepted in society, and respected in law.
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But it's much more accepted to be searching for whatever answers you find to be true.
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Beanie Feldstein is glad a movie like Booksmart exists to help young girls feel more accepted.
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They've always been there, but I think now they're feeling a little more accepted and appreciated.
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But he ended his sermon with the hope that Muslims would be more accepted with time.
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Everything we were doing was seen to be a commentary on the more accepted social norms.
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"It's ironic that I can feel more accepted in a country that had something like the Holocaust."
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She hopes the incident will open up further conversation of public breastfeeding and makes it more accepted.
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If emotional displays were more accepted, and you could relax a little, they might actually happen less.
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I have more accepted puzzles in the queue, and I look forward to sharing them with you.
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The broader S&P 500, the more accepted benchmark for U.S. stocks, however, rose just 20083 percent.
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Licorice has become more accepted, and has moved into the nicer room, if you know what I mean.
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I think there are over five performers in Vancouver now, and it's become more accepted, at least locally.
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We can now proudly say that they are more accepted than at any point in our country's history.
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And while controversy dogged some of them, they have gradually become more and more accepted as public figures.
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Online dating and matrimonial sites, such as eHarmony, OkCupid and The Right Stuff are proliferating and becoming more accepted.
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I turn on the TV and people are talking about these things all the time, and it's more accepted.
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But I hope this campaign will help improve understanding and make other people who are autistic feel more accepted.
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Bad language blunders tend to be more accepted when they are occasional and in reaction to a deserving event.
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As queer culture becomes more accepted, the mainstream narrative focuses on an increasingly narrow segment of the LGBT population.
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More to LearnWith the digital age giving rise to mobile technology, telehealth is becoming more accepted than ever before.
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Small towns often felt more unsafe than bigger cities like Milan, Turin, or Florence, where diversity was more accepted.
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Do you think that, over time, it'll be more and more accepted as an alternative to bail in America?
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Yet she hopes that aspects of the Indian way of life, like its reverence for biodiversity, are becoming more accepted.
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He just redefined it, and as the country gets browner, I suspect this form of patriotism will become more accepted.
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These are all cases where young, disruptive directors have gradually become more accepted and familiar to the Academy over time.
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At the time, she thought she was doing me a favor and getting me to be more accepted in society.
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" Last year, the couple made a big move from rural Louisiana into New Orleans, a place they feel "more accepted.
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I can get married to who I want, and I am much more accepted and supported by the wider community.
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"You'd think the bigger that skateboarding gets in Japan, the more accepted and less restrictive it would be," Moscardi said.
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"I think it will change over the years, once more female players come in and it gets more accepted," she says.
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Fewer people think it's taboo, but more people like it because it's more accepted and a bigger part of the culture.
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And I don't have any statistics to prove it, but I think it's become more accepted as time has gone on.
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In a country with a history of terrorist attacks, police surveillance has traditionally been more accepted than in other Western countries.
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Even in cities where cycling is more accepted and normal, like Copenhagen, which is an amazing bike city, street harassment is everywhere.
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"It's becoming a more accepted practice now," said Steve Wojcik, vice president of public policy at the National Business Group on Health.
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Leopard was once thought to be a bold or a statement-making print, but is now more accepted as an everyday style.
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"Maybe if she felt like we were all inviting her to your [birthday] party, then she would feel more accepted," Kim says.
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For the most part, it's a casual pursuit, but U.S.A. Table Tennis aims to make it more accepted as a real sport.
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More female-perceived AIs in expert roles could help evolve society's perception and lead to women being more accepted in such positions.
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In a sense, Rapsody, whose full name is Marlanna Evans, is more accepted into the boys club than Cardi has ever been.
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Of course, once segregation ended, and as LGBTQ people have become more accepted throughout America, none of these concerns have been realized.
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A black princess may actually delude some black Britons into feeling more accepted by Britain's complicated class structure and, by extension, the nation.
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You're more accepted by gay people, straight people... they come out to the shows not because you're gay but because of your talent.
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"They are trying to use the sort of language that will be more accepted by the international community," Mr. Michael said of Hamas.
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"It is becoming more accepted in a lot of applications," said Dana Keller, who has a business colorizing still photographs, History in Color.
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As medicinal cannabis becomes more accepted by the American public and medical communities, experts say states are going to have to address it.
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Abortion is highly contentious in much of Latin America, which also has fast-growing numbers of evangelical Christians, but birth control is more accepted.
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Non-Monogamy Although non-monogamous relationships have become more accepted in recent years, this fantasy category isn't about the desire to be in one.
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"Maybe if she felt like we were all inviting her to your [birthday] party, then she would feel more accepted," Kim suggested to Khloé.
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You can also research whether a hospital or surgery center in your area uses single-use endoscopes, which are becoming more accepted and prevalent.
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"Their music is becoming more accepted in areas like social media and streaming, where there's less of a boundary between music types," he said.
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I can't think of another place in America where non-binary children would be more accepted at school and in society as a whole.
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She later goes to work at a library in a city where she will be more accepted and sends letters back home to Cussy.
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Armpit hair has become way more accepted since Julia Roberts displayed hers at the 1999 London premiere of Notting Hill, which made international newspaper headlines.
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The Incredibles essentially want to move backward, into a nostalgic time when they were at the height of their powers, and heroes were more accepted.
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"I feel like we're in this beautiful moment where women are coming forward with their stories, being vulnerable and more accepted," Erica Garza tells me.
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MORE accepted the John F. Kennedy "Profile in Courage" Award in Boston on Sunday, where he spoke broadly about the healthcare debate gripping the country.
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As the drug becomes more accepted, the firm estimates the legal cannabis market will grow to $50 billion by 2026 versus the $6 billion today.
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Last year, Dominican slugger Jose Bautista hit a huge playoff home run and then flipped his bat — something that's more accepted in other baseball cultures.
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" But now, because women are more accepted as producers, writers and stars, like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, I would say: "Guys, this isn't working.
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I worry that as this point of view becomes more accepted, the ground for autocrats and strongmen becomes more fertile, and our democracy more imperiled.
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Nowadays, as gay people have become more accepted, it is more common to have straight people come in, but historically gay bars were more like speakeasies.
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The pageant, which brings together transgender people from around the world, was launched over a decade ago to help transgender women feel more accepted by society.
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The price of bitcoin could reach up to $40,000 as it becomes more accepted and easier to trade, billionaire investor Marc Lasry told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The more LGBTQ people we see on TV and in leadership roles, the representation theory goes, the more normalized (and therefore, hopefully, more accepted) we become.
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Rather, the results may show that people are more willing to be open about their identities now that LGBTQ people are much more accepted in American society.
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If I do all these things to look younger – the creams, the classes, the supplements, the procedures – I'll be more accepted by my kids, my friends, men.
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I've always said that as homosexuality itself becomes more accepted, so will reporting on it, even when public figures haven't necessarily disclosed it, and certainly when relevant.
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But even though their hairstyles are now more accepted in the newsroom, that doesn't necessarily mean viewers are caught up — which is something Obilor knows first hand.
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It's hard to tell much from a two-year sample size, but so far, those results suggest that genre films are becoming more accepted as prestige projects.
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Even without California included, the states that urged Trump to protect DACA account for more accepted applications than the states that are threatening legal action against it.
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This was also a different time, when it was perhaps more accepted for powerful men to prey on young women, when women felt less able to protest.
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I'd like to say that being gay is more accepted now, but it would help if everyone stopped being so worried about putting people's identities in a box.
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But with tattoos becoming more and more accepted—along with other mainstream forms of body modification, like plastic surgery—it's not hard to imagine it becoming more common.
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"There are great photographers out there that keep pushing the boundaries of post-processing to new levels, which is great to have it more and more accepted," he says.
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"I just want Ella to know I've never felt more accepted than I did in that moment, thank you for being a legend," the fan wrote in one tweet.
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It's a technique that has been knocking around avant-garde and experimental non-fiction circles, but is becoming more accepted in mainstream releases like Waltz with Bashir, Tower, Nuts!
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And legal experts agree it'd be hard for the authorities to pursue obscenity cases, which have grown difficult to prosecute as porn has grown more accepted by juries nationwide.
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"We will forever be proud of the impact our love story has made and we hope it has helped others feel more accepted and confident within themselves," she continued.
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"We just were born in a place where weed was more accepted and some people were not and their lives have been fucked up because of it," he said.
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But in his home in Guinea-Bissau's capital, Bissau, a city of about 183,000 people in the small, impoverished West African nation, homosexuality is gradually becoming more accepted, he said.
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"It would be good to have more representation as it would make me feel more accepted," Rex, an 18-year-old Irish student told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Thursday.
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That's not to say women who wear "masculine" apparel are completely within the bounds of social norms, but they're generally more accepted than a man who may wear "feminine" looks.
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The elaborate game was designed to make first-generation, low-income, queer, and otherwise marginalized students feel more accepted at the university—more comfortable taking advantage of its prodigious institutional resources.
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Scott, who is on the cusp of an age in which homosexuality will be more accepted, has repeatedly had to suffer being silenced and erased, and ultimately dragged through press coverage.
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Between medical marijuana becoming more accepted and several states legalizing the substance during the last election, people are talking openly about cannabis use in a way we have never really seen.
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Mr. Wildenstein has steadfastly maintained he was unaware of the details of the trusts and has contended that he was following a strategy that is more accepted in countries outside France.
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As far as 'Saturday Night Live' and depictions of President Obama, I think those may have been more accepted because they weren't necessarily trying to show him in a stereotypical manner.
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After the success of "Hustlers," many strippers spoke out on social media to ask: if audiences are rooting for Hollywood's version of strippers, why aren't real strippers more accepted, more visible?
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Meditation branched out from an Asian movement favored by New Age fans to a more accepted practice for adults who may have never taken the time to silence their bustling thoughts.
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In fact, people who worked more accepted that they wouldn't be able to achieve a perfect work-life balance, and thus tended to have fewer — and more attainable goals — for their relationship.
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I know beauty standards are very different here, and that open criticism is more accepted, but I miss American sales reps who inflate my ego in hope of selling me eye cream.
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While some people find themselves more accepted in America, and who are grateful for it, while others on the other side of the world are incinerated in the name of American freedom.
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Daniel Masters, director at Global Advisors Bitcoin Investment Fund (GABI), said that bitcoin is acting as a "gateway" into different digital currencies, which are now becoming more accepted alongside traditional fiat currencies.
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In an email statement to Mashable, she said she hoped her actions would help remove the stigma around public breastfeeding and make it a more accepted thing to do in the workplace.
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I recently spoke with him about how the film has helped shift his lifelong grief, and his hope that other transgender people will be more accepted as a result of his nomination.
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The other side wants to carve out an opening for other groups to be more accepted in mainstream America: black people, Latino immigrants, LGBTQ individuals, and Muslim Americans, to name a few.
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He also mentioned that while the LGBTQ community is much "more accepted in our society today," there are still people suffering from ridicule and discrimination, with some resorting to suicide because of it.
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But supervised injection has yet to cross the border into the United States, where even the more accepted approach of needle exchange is limited by a federal ban on funding for such services.
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Masculinity in our culture is aspirational, while femininity is denigrated, and as a result, it's generally more accepted for girls to aspire toward masculinity than it is for boys to aspire toward femininity.
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Grow the f--- up' MORE accepted an apology from Snoop Dogg after he appeared to attack her for raising the subject of the late basketball legend Kobe Bryant's rape allegation in an interview.
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It's now more accepted if someone is a man and loves a man, or if someone is designated a woman at birth and identifies as a man later in life — or perhaps during childhood.
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But maybe that would be a good thing, he thought—maybe privacy was mostly secrecy, and the airing of secrets would make human variety so visible that it would come to be more accepted.
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Then we will get to a point when it's not about the gender of the supervisor any longer—when it's more accepted that a leader is going to have both masculine and feminine components.
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London is, after all, at the forefront of the industry's gender-bending movement in fashion — the place where androgyny and fluidity seem to be more accepted and celebrated than in any other major fashion hub.
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At DragCon, Acid Betty — a season eight alum with 16 years of drag experience and a penchant for elaborate mohawks — marveled she's never seen drag be "more accepted and more mainstream" than it is today.
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Although honesty was positively valued by all respondents, transgressive advocacy that served a shared moral end was more accepted, and advocacy in the service of a non-preferred end was more condemned, regardless of its truth.
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Mr. Falwell's son, Jerry Falwell Jr., now the president of Liberty University, where Mr. Trump called a book in the Bible "Two Corinthians" instead of the more accepted "Second Corinthians" in a speech, has endorsed the billionaire.
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Tavarez feels that although the conversation has shifted and curly hair is becoming more accepted, there's still a need for a continued dialogue until it feel like it's less of a "trend" and more like the norm.
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"I know that if I had seen more males wearing makeup in the streets and on brand campaigns when I was younger, I would have felt more accepted as someone who loves and wears makeup," Ball says.
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Jose Bautista's notorious 2015 bat flip is perhaps the best example of this, and while the celebration is generally becoming more accepted, there are still corners of baseball that bristle whenever someone "shows up" the other team.
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You will hear Scarface right now, and I guarantee you, you will hear a different pitch or tone in the way he expresses himself that'll be more accepted and relevant today than the way it used to sound.
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As climate science has become more accepted, and the effects of a warming planet are becoming increasingly clear, Ashton Hayes is a case study for the next phase of battling climate change: getting people to change their habits.
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The kinds of pronoun circles that make Natalie Wynn uncomfortable, as well as subtler actions like pronouns in Twitter bios or email signatures, are all earnest attempts at making trans people more visible and thus, hopefully, more accepted.
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"It isn't as uniform across all livestock operations as it can be and as we want to see it, but it is dramatically more accepted as a way of ranching than it was even two years ago," Cantrell said.
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Photo: GettyAs both recreational and medicinal marijuana use becomes more accepted in American society—a trend that's definitely for the better—it's also making something that isn't so great more common: Very young kids getting high, usually by accident.
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" Of Bank Street and Mitchell's philosophy, he noted that, "the progressive education people were considered somewhat fringy in those days, but gradually the progressive ideas moved into the publishing and mainstream and began to be more accepted by everyone.
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The reasons stem from a variety of factors, including a lack of big urban areas, where jobs are more plentiful, a wider range of housing is available and cultural differences are a little more accepted than in smaller places.
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But the topic of wearing fake hair has never been more accepted than it is now, with top hairstylists marketing their own extension lines, celebrities sporting new wigs every day, and sew-ins offered as a regular service at blow-dry bars.
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For years it was considered "measuring the drapes" to begin planning for a potential administration before the race was won, but it has become more accepted in recent years to begin well before votes are cast -- even before the nomination is secured.
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But in recent years, particularly with the emergence of movements like Black Lives Matter, criminal justice reform has become more accepted and expected in the Democratic Party — and so records like Klobuchar's have started to haunt candidates trying to get the presidential nomination.
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As Internet romance has become more accepted in society — and grown into a more than $2 billion market — fraudsters have found ways to monetize the search for a partner, with organized crime rings around the globe now getting in on the action.
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But both Kane and Margolis were reserved in bestowing too much credit on the reform project, and there have been other telling metrics, though not the kind you'll find in a classroom, that suggest the overhaul has become more accepted by the city.
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Add the hangover of the Great Recession and the idea of moving back home has gone from Exhibit A of this generation's ostensible entitlement, laziness, and narcissism to something more accepted, nuanced, and less stigmatized than it was even a few years ago.
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When visitors voted the image among the top 20 of more than 300 works submitted, it was a victory for Afaq, who wants to make women who look like her more visible and more accepted in public space, as creators rather than curiosities.
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Art Director of the Ruckus Gallery, and curator of the show, Terasina Bonanini, gathered together an eclectic group of talents for the common goal of further pushing the art form making it a more accepted medium in the realm of personal and cultural expression.
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Here there's no waiting period, there's no mandatory counseling, abortion is very accessible, and it just is a big contrast to see what abortion care can be like in a state where it's much more accepted and less stigmatized, versus in a state like Louisiana.
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And even in cases of sexual assault, research has shown people will put more blame on a female rape victim if she does something that violates a traditional gender role, such as cheating on her husband -- which is more accepted for men than for women.
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Many writers occasionally paint legal spots, and some tend to transition to more accepted forms of art as they age, acquire arrest records, and may want some recognition from the wider art world—but the graffiti writers who have come to Willets Point want to stay outlaws.
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"As attitudes change about cannabis use and cannabis use becomes a little bit more accepted in terms of policy and government regulation and medical cannabis use increases, I think we need to have a real understanding of the potential risks and benefits of cannabis use," Scott said.
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We also meet some grandmothers from Nairobi, Kenya, fighting back against sexual assault; look at Cuba's bustling Hemingway-themed tourism industry; and Krishna Andavolu, host and executive producer of Weediquette on our TV channel VICELAND, investigates how medical marijuana is becoming more accepted for everyone but pregnant women.
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Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 85033M in six battleground states MORE accepted the $100,000 contribution during a White House press briefing.
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"While there is still a lot of discrimination and violence and hate crimes that continue against transgender people, there are a lot of positive role models out there now and it's becoming more accepted and normalized to know someone or have a family member or friend who is trans," Kaufman told USA Today.
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Nowadays it's much more accepted socially to listen to all kinds of music, and wear whatever shirt you want to a show, but I remember that back in the height of death metal you had rumors of people getting their asses handed to them for wearing the wrong shirts at certain shows!
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MORE (R-Ariz.), whose daughter Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainMeghan McCain slams Rand Paul for trying to out whistleblower: 'I hate him' Hollywood stars praise 'badass' Pelosi at award ceremony Meghan McCain opens up about miscarriage: 'I felt so ashamed' MORE accepted the award on his behalf just two months before he died in August 2018.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE accepted his party's nomination for Vice President in the keynote speech on Day 3 of the Republican National Convention View the discussion thread.
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This past month, at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE accepted the Republican nomination for presidency of the United States.
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Around the same time, a variety of factors decreased the appeal of the Catskills, according to Presser and Clusiau&aposs separate reporting: Jewish-Americans became more accepted in other leisure destinations; the advent of air conditioning meant that sick people in the city didn&apost need to escape for fresh air; and railways reduced their services to the area.
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The first time I had heard about it was in certain CBD salves for sore muscles and aches and pains, and inflammation in general... With the onset of cannabis being more accepted in a mainstream environment, even my godfather, who is in his 70s, is asking me to bring him certain CBD products for his arthritis that he can't get in his state.
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A second Trump-Kim summit seems to be in the works, as Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE accepted an invitation to visit Pyongyang to begin planning.
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Ghaziani attributes this unique clustering to multiple factors: Lesbians may feel more accepted in rural areas, where female masculinity isn't as tightly policed as male femininity; lesbians have less capital than gay men (women, including queer women, continue to make less than men) and therefore may not be able to afford urban neighborhoods; lesbians are statistically more likely to have children (and therefore different housing requirements).
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So while in some ways, these apps have brought our dating lives into the 21st century - where casual sex is more accepted and where gay men can meet other gay men without being imprisoned - in other ways, they also remind me of the 1950s, a time when shops would hang "No Blacks" signs in their doorways and when magazines like Playboy relentlessly objectified women's appearances.
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Watch: Meet Gavin Grimm, the teen at the heart of the trans civil rights movement So, nineteen years later—when queer people are more accepted than ever; when RuPaul's Drag Race gets skits on SNL and at the Emmys, and it's widely known that gay men live outside of Manhattan—the show will have to do more than air two men kissing to be groundbreaking.
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A former top U.S. diplomat to North Korea said Thursday he believes North Korean leaders were surprised at how quickly President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE accepted their invitation to meet later this year.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE accepted congratulations on his White House win from Vladimir Putin on Monday and told the Russian leader he looked forward to a "strong and enduring" relationship with Russia and its people.
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Former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE accepted her defeat on election night by saying that Americans were never going to elect her president, according to a new book by a New York Times reporter.
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If you're not familiar with Be More Chill, you're likely not alone: the show first debuted to little fanfare as a regional production in 2015 that adapted Vizzini's young adult novel about Jeremy Heere, an unpopular high school student who takes a pill containing a "SQUIP" (Super Quantum Unit Intel Processor, which manifests as a smooth-talking, advice-dispensing devil on Jeremy's shoulder) in a bid to be more accepted at school.
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" Before inviting Kimmel on his program, the conservative host and staunch supporter of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE accepted an apology from the late-night comedian, but called it "more of a forced Disney corporate apology.
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"President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE accepted the invitation from Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to visit the United Kingdom from June 3 to 85033, 2019," the White House said in a statement to ABC.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE accepted an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Pyongyang next month to plan a second summit with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE accepted a meeting in the summer of 2016 at Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer who had promised damaging information on the president's Democratic opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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