“I suspect that this will be one of the largest TV audiences for a candidate’s acceptance speech in my lifetime and it’s a very important night for Donald and for our party and for the future of our country”. He dubbed her a “piece of garbage” and suggested a punishment for alleged inaction during the 2012 Benghazi, Libya, attacks that left four Americans dead.
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Trump can’t seem to give her a compliment tonight, so Snapchat did the job for him. And it’s really Bill Clinton who is running as part of the package.
Christie told the room that he intends to exit the governor’s office in a similar fashion as former President George W. Bush, who keeps a low public profile and rarely speaks to the media. Chants of “lock her up” were heard in the audience.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump delivers a speech during the evening session on the fourth day of the Republican National Convention on July 21, 2016 at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Trump is seeking to overcome the distaste of the Republican establishment that doesn’t consider him a true conservative and is turned off by his xenophobic rants and boorish remarks about women, just to name a couple of factors. The GOP’s strategy for winning in November rests in part on the hope that voters dislike the Democrat more than the Republican.
Kay Ragan Durden, a delegate and state committeewoman from Mayo, Fla., was pleased that Trump had started staffing up in Florida, but she wants to see more, including a TV ad campaign.
The goal of the Republican Convention is to show Trump acting presidential yet passionate.
“And I’m shocked by Kelly Ayotte”, he said.
“He needs to do advertising and he needs to be present”, said Yob.
Clinton, meanwhile, has sought to use the negativity to her advantage.
“That’s not keeping with the best traditions of American politics”.
“And think about where that came from”, Stein retorted. The relentless spotlight on an opponent’s supposed criminality is another departure.
Trump has made this claim throughout his campaign, implying that ISIS was formed on Clinton’s watch. He reiterated his comments in an interview with WMUR.com, saying that Clinton had committed treason, “and the penalty for treason is the firing squad”.
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Paladino said he expects lots of support from the state’s Southern Tier, where many people are disappointed with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s ban on fracking. “And they have to change right now”, he said amid applause.
