Ín a blow to Donald Trump, a group of 50 Republican national security experts, including former top spy masters and diplomats, has said the White House nominee would be a unsafe President and would put the country’s safety at risk.
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“We wanted to get the most senior people we could: household names, of people who have worked in the Situation Room and know what is required of the president”, he said.
He did spell out proposed tax brackets and called for greater child care deductions for families.
At a rally in Kissimmee, Fla., Monday, Clinton said Trump’s team was made up of Wall Street bankers, an oil baron and multiple “men named Steve”.
“These insiders – along with Hillary Clinton – are the owners of the disastrous decisions to invade Iraq, allow Americans to die at Benghazi, and they are the ones who allowed the rise of ISIS”. Collins also said she does not support Trump’s rival, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
More than a dozen protesters interrupted Donald Trump’s economic speech Monday in what appeared to be a coordinated effort.
A group of 50 former national security officials, all of whom have served Republican presidents from Richard M. Nixon to George W. Bush, have signed an open letter calling Donald Trump unqualified to be president and warning that, if elected, “he would be the most reckless President in American history”.
Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk, the most vulnerable GOP senator up for re-election in November, withdrew his endorsement in the wake of Trump’s Curiel comments and is even running an ad about how he “bucked his party”.
Clinton has spent several days attacking Trump on the economy.
Trump’s economic plan, puts a populist stamp on a laundry list of standard GOP proposals. Lindsey Graham, who ran against Trump for president, have already said they won’t vote for Trump.
“Nothing would make our foreign adversaries happier than for our country to tax and regulate our companies and our jobs right out of existence”, he said.
“Now the whole party is unified with a tax message”, said Trump economic policy adviser Stephen Moore.
She says no family should spend more than 10 percent of its income on childcare.
Trump laid out a series of policies to revitalize a limping economic engine, including a sharp reduction of corporate tax from 35 percent to 15 percent, something he floated back in September as a way to lure back United States corporations that relocated overseas. But he said households reporting between $30,000 and $100,000, or perhaps $150,000 a year in income, would qualify for the deduction.
Lawmakers left Washington in mid-July for a seven-week recess without approving any of the $1.9 billion that President Barack Obama requested in February to try to develop a vaccine and control the mosquitoes that carry the virus. Clinton did not directly address his remarks at the brewery.
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Clinton’s tour came as part of a campaign swing through the battleground state focused on jobs and the economy.
