Trump also said divisions still linger within the Democratic Party even after a convention that saw Clinton and her primary contender Sen. Trump told the packed crowd. I mean, Donald Trump’s energy level, his commitment, his devotion to the American people just radiates out of every minute that I’ve been with him.
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“I’m not telling you everything is peachy keen”.
‘Typical of a person without a soul” * Khizr Khan, father of fallen Muslim soldier, targets Donald Trump * Democratic National Convention – Hillary Clinton accepts presidential nomination * Donald Trump says was being “sarcastic’ in Russian Federation hack comments * ‘Hillary’s been in the room, ‘ Obama says vouching for Clinton’s White House credentials * In fear against facts campaign, Trump a tough opponent. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). And while the Republican convention offered the likes of actor Scott Baio, the stable of stars on the Democratic side included singers Katie Perry, Alicia Keys, Paul Simon and Lenny Kravitz, as well as actors Eva Longoria, Elizabeth Banks and Meryl Streep.
And about Trump’s insistence that Clinton shouldn’t have said anything at all if she couldn’t have said anything nice?
Several hours before Clinton’s speech, Trump urged his supporters not to watch.
Trump’s campaign released a new ad Friday claiming that in Clinton’s America “things get worse” with taxes going up, terrorism spreading and voters losing jobs, homes and hope. “Trump picture frames in India, not Wisconsin”, she said.
The candidate and her team were moving in Pennsylvania in a convoy of more than two dozen vehicles, including two large buses with the campaign slogan “Stronger Together” emblazoned on the side in giant letters.
In Ohio, the RealClearPolitics polling average shows Clinton and Trump virtually tied, with the former secretary of state edging him by less than a percentage point. “Hillary Clinton’s speech was an insulting collection of clichés and recycled rhetoric”.
Trump took to Facebook Friday morning where he described Clinton’s speech as “an insulting collection of cliches and recycled rhetoric” and one “delivered from a fantasy universe, not the reality we live in today”.
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On Thursday night in Philadelphia, Mrs. Clinton cast herself as the more steady, unifying leader and promised to strengthen the middle class, overhaul immigration and enact new gun restrictions.
