https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=h...=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=hillary+clinton+i+misspoke
She doesn't apologise, she just comes out with "i misspoke". She hasn't apologised for the wall street scandal, she hasn't apologised for the hundreds of kids who died via her droning campaign, she hasn't apologised to the 12 year old who's rapist she got off with a measly 1 year sentence etc. Hell, she nearly, NEARLY, apologised for the Super Predator gaffe but came short of actually saying sorry and instead started spinning again.
Sooooooo.... Once in 2008, once in august and once in July she said she misspoke? That's the result you've given me from that google search.
On from that, there is no wallstreet scandal as none of the wikileak documents actually show anything scandalous, I have no idea what you mean with "her droning campaign" as far as i'm aware she neither started nor was ever in control of drone strikes and the rapist thing is a straight up lie, sadly even being peddled by the victim themself.
As I posted to you earlier in this thread, the accused pled guilty and Clinton agreed to a plea deal for her client that net him 5 years jail time. This was reduced by the judge, not by her intervention. From there,
it was the victim's own mother who wanted the deal to be done, and pushed for it rather than dragging on the case. Clinton did nothing but her job, and tried to get herself removed from the case as she didn't even want to do it.
https://www.snopes.com/hillary-clinton-freed-child-rapist-laughed-about-it/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...inton-heckled-by-black-lives-matter-activist/
As for "the media arent bias against Trump", from last week's "incident" alone:
There are more, but I think you get the gist. Trump never suggested people who had PTSD were weak, or that them killing themselves made them weak, but lets look at those headlines. This is just one of a score of incidents where they've wildly altered or reframed what he's said.
What he said could easily be misconstrued as saying veterans were weak, as the ones not suffering from ptsd in the room were told they were strong, unlike others. This was a poorly worded statement that, frankly, would not be out of character for him to actually have said- this is not an example of bias as much as it's an example of the media thinking there's a story where there probably isn't one. There are not scores of incidents though, you cannot provide "scores" and I doubt you could find any more than this, even.
Elements of the mainstream media are definitely bias against him, more than happy to just wildly stretch the truth of what was and wasn't said. You don't have to lie or alter things to make Trump seem idiotic or awful, but they still do it, and his supporters (who people constantly berate and write off as idiots) see that happening.
Not at all, you've noted yourself that you don't need to stretch the truth and you're right, you've provided a single example of something that could very easily be taken to mean something when heard out of context of the whole exchange (And even if you had it wouldn't be hard to see it). Again though I challenge you to find more examples of this "truth stretching" widespread in the media
I;m not saying his apologies are sincere (in fact I said that it's irrelevant to his audience if they are earnest or not) but the fact remains, he says the word "sorry" and to a lot of people, that's what they want. Clinton rarely says the word, she usually provides an excuse or deflection, but rarely uses the word. It seems arbitrary but it does make a difference to how an awful lot of people perceive a statement.
But, again, he doesn't apologize? He doesn't apologize when he claims a judge was sentencing him harshly because of the judge's ethnic background, he doesn't apologize for repeatedly insulting a gold star family, he doesn't apologize for insulting random people and random women, he doesn't apologize for his comments about the former miss universe he errendiously claimed had a sex tape.
He has apologized for
this one thing so far, and as far as I can tell (And others who have researched more extensively can tell) he
has literally never apologized for anything else during his entire political campaign, neither publically or privately. He's apologized for two things
ever on the public record outside of the pre-mentioned example from the other day. Once to a councillor fired for voting against Trump's gold resort, and once to his current wife for offending her while she was his fiancé.