In Pittsburgh last week, Clinton said: “Now, Donald Trump talks a big game about putting America first”.
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“The DNC may have tipped the scales for Hillary Clinton in the primary, but Colorado Democrats still haven’t united behind her scandal-plagued candidacy”, said Ali Pardo, an RNC spokeswoman.
“I want to say hello to the overflow crowd who couldn’t get in”, the Democratic presidential nominee said, referencing about 1,000 people in a different auditorium watching via closed-circuit television. “Someplace”, Trump says. Letterman notes the labels in the shirts say they were made in Bangladesh.
Clinton’s visit to the Knotty Tie Company comes a little less than a week after she addressed the same issue during her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, specifically mentioning that Trump could’ve made his ties in Colorado. But then you actually peel back the story and what do you find? She said her vote is more anti-Hillary than pro-Trump. “Who cares? I tell you, I think I have the best temperament, or certainly one of the best temperaments of anybody that has ever run for the office of president”. But no, my friends, it happened over and over.
Such lines seemed created to bait Trump into responding, an effort to bring him further off message and give Clinton yet more opportunity to talk about the hundreds of times he’s been sued. The tactic has proven effective against him on other occasions. She also called for training educators to teach computer science, making college debt-free, making community college free and encouraging technical education.
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Her 18-year-old daughter, Neely White, will be voting for Trump in her first election.
