Chris Christie had the entire crowd at the Republican National Convention chanting “lock her up” Tuesday night, as the former federal prosecutor attempted to wage a “mock trial” against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Another Trump rival vanquished in the race for the party nomination, USA senator Marco Rubio of Florida, spoke by video and praised Trump for his commitments to safeguarding national security, lowering taxes and appointing conservative Supreme Court justices. “We go on, we move on, that’s the way it works”, Bramnick said. He said her private email use while secretary of state risked America’s secrets.
The video shows Clinton and Christie holding a friendly conversation during a serendipitous run-in between appearances on CNN’s “State of the Union” show earlier this year.
Day said she does want to someday see a woman in the White House, but “not that woman, not Hillary Clinton, not today, not now, not ever”.
Stone said he views the election as a “jump ball” between Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, but said his friend’s stamp on the GOP will be lasting.
Clinton did not touch on one of several gaffes dominating the first day of coverage out of Cleveland, including possible plagiarism in Melania Trump’s speech, which bore similarities to first lady Michelle Obama’s in 2008.
The previous poll, in which Trump trailed Clinton by 15 percentage points, covered the five-day period that ended July 14.
Donald Trump is unfit to become the United States president as he “demeans” women, plays coy with “white supremacists” and is a “threat” to American democracy, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has alleged. “He knows that she did and she knew it too”.
Clinton’s explanation for that: “The campaign is really just starting”.
Hillary Clinton on Monday called for an end to the “madness” after the death of three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, condemning a series of recent shootings involving police and vowing to hold those who kill police officers legally accountable.
Clinton, who lives in Chappaqua, Westchester County, was helped in the poll by strong support in New York City, a Democratic stronghold, where 63 percent of voters support her, according to Quinnipiac.
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Donald Trump’s convention was a complete fiasco and the poor execution of an event that had been heavily planned provided valuable insight for voters into how Trump would run the country.
