“Killing police officers is a awful crime. Tonight, as a former federal prosecutor, I welcome the opportunity to hold Hillary Rodham Clinton accountability for her performance and character”. “You know what that button should have read?” “There can be no justification, no looking the other way”.
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She added that the recent killings of police officers in Dallas and now in Baton Rouge threaten the ability of the nation to make progress.
Also, a plurality of voters (43 percent) believe the FBI investigation was unfair and too partisan, versus 37 percent who say it was fair and impartial.
“This man is the nominee of the party of Lincoln and we are watching it become the party of Trump”, she said to cheers.
Today’s devastating assault on police officers in Baton Rouge is an assault on all of us. Three other officers were wounded, one critically.
The poll shows the huge image problem dogging both Clinton and Trump as they prepare for their formal nominations at the party conventions, beginning with this week’s Republican convention in Cleveland. “She was instrumental in restoring American standing in the world”. “I can hear you”.
She called for “end-to-end reform” of the criminal justice system, including better training in use of force policies by police, eliminating racial bias, and ending mass incarceration.
For a second night in a row, delegates on the floor of the convention chanted the phrase, directed toward presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, who they say should face charges for setting up a private email server for official state business.
“She strengthened national security, championed human rights and opportunities for women and girls across the world”, Dukes said.
The black vote was a critical part of President Barack Obama’s two national victories, and no state-perhaps other than Florida-demonstrates why better than OH, where black voters produce troves of Democratic votes in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, among a few other smaller cities.
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Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton appeared with vice presidential contender Sen. “Everyone is safer when there is respect for the law and everyone is respected by the law”.
