Stressing that the country can not promote such a person to serve as commander-in-chief, Christie contended that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, by contrast, is unafraid, wants to lead, understands the frustrations and aspirations of fellow citizens and “judges people based on their performance regardless of your gender, race, ethnic or religious background”.
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Hillary Clinton promised not to raise taxes on the middle class and compared the first night of the Republican National Convention to the movie “The Wizard of Oz” while campaigning in Las Vegas at separate events Tuesday.
Christie said voters shouldn’t elect Clinton as president and reward what he calls her incompetence.
“So here’s what we’re going to do, we’re going to present the facts to you”, he said, referring to the Convention floor as well as the televised audience. “Lock her up!” the delegates chanted.
Chris Christie on Tuesday blasted Hillary Clinton for “launching” diplomatic negotiations with the Iranian regime over their nuclear program, in a blistering speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. “You, tonight, sitting as a jury of her peers in this hall and in your living rooms around our nation”.
As hard as it is to believe, we live in a world in which Donald Trump is the presidential nominee of a major political party and may just go all the way.
A Slovenian-born jewellery designer and former model, Melania Trump delivered her testimonial after being introduced by Trump, who made a grand entrance dramatic, silhouetted against a white background. After running through each “case”, he asked the crowd, “guilty or not guilty?”
The lawmakers were, however, united in their critique of Clinton, from her use of a private email server while at the Department of State to a series of foreign policy missteps.
On Russia, he said, Clinton gave them that “stupid, symbolic reset button” that should have said “delete – she’s very good at that, by the way….”
The FBI earlier this month recommended no charges be brought against Clinton and the U.S. attorney general followed that recommendation.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, center, greets a supporter on stage with AFT President Randi Weingarten, right, after speaking at the American Federation of Teachers convention at the Minneapolis Convention…
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“Ninety-three percent of the speech is completely different”, Christie said.
