Clinton, the former secretary of state, is the presumptive Democratic nominee, while real-estate mogul Trump is expected to represent the Republican Party on the fall White House ballot.
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“As we proceed forward with the general election, it is more important than ever for America to realize how dishonest Crooked Hillary really is”, the Trump campaign said in a news release.
Clinton, a former senator from NY who has been criticized by Sanders and others for her ties to Wall Street, pledged to build on financial reforms of the financial sector.
But Trump’s rise in popularity appeared to be only temporary, unlike his lasting surge among the Republican field a year ago after the attacks in Paris and in San Bernardino, California.
The Trump campaign is hoping the speech can quiet those concerns and rally Republicans around their shared opposition to Clinton.
Trump also attacked Clinton for supporting trade agreements such as the Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico – which came into force during the presidency of her husband Bill Clinton – and the Trans-Pacific Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), approved by 12 nations previous year. “Clinton’s State Department provided $55.2 million in grants to Laureate Education from 2010 to 2012”, Trump’s campaign said in a statement Tuesday.
“Hillary Clinton will never win that question”, said Republican consultant Mike Dennehy. On Monday, she warned that the businessman would send the US economy back into recession and said his “reckless” approach would hurt workers still trying to recover from the 2008 economic turbulence.
“Her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched”, Trump said.
Supporters have voiced concern he will not have enough money to finance his campaign for the November 8 presidential election. Scowcroft directly rebutted Trump’s claim that Clinton does not have the temperament to lead, citing her experience working on high-pressure issues such as Iran and Israel. On economics, he assaulted her support for trade deals, saying they had wrought “total devastation” for working Americans and cost the country almost a third of its manufacturing jobs.
The situation has grown so dire that Mr Trump suggested this week that he might tap into his personal fortune to keep the campaign afloat. Her words drew a sharp contrast with her Republican rival, Donald Trump.
While the maneuver of the British people to leave the European Union seemingly aligns itself more with the right-wing radical proposals of the Trump campaign, Clinton was careful not to distance herself too much.
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“I think that what appears to be occurring over the last 24 hours is a movement in a direction that I think could be very, very positive”, Corker said.
