Speaking with the aide of teleprompters, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump gave a calculated foreign policy speech in Youngstown, Ohio, on Monday.
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Oh, and those Bernie Sanders supporting millennials who some in the media claimed would never support Hillary Clinton are supporting the Democratic nominee 72%-11% over Donald Trump.
In recent weeks, the NY real estate mogul has suggested Russian intelligence hack Hillary Clinton’s email servers; implied “Second Amendment people” could assassinate either his opponent or potential Supreme Court justices; and said both the Democratic nominee and President Barack Obama “founded” Islamic State.
McCaskill joined the pile-on Sunday morning after host Wallace called Trump’s comment, which included former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, “over-the-top”.
“The common thread linking the major Islamic terrorist attacks that have recently occurred on our soil … is that they have involved immigrants or the children of immigrants”, Trump said. Complex reached out to the Trump campaign for comment, but they did not immediately respond. She also has two-thirds of white New Yorkers votes, according to the poll.
“Ratings challenged @CNN reports so seriously that I call President Obama (and Clinton) “the founder” of ISIS, & MVP”.
During an interview on “Fox News Sunday”, McCaskill claimed that it was more likely for Trump to have close ties to Daesh than Obama by saying that Putin, whom she described as his “best buddy”, supports Syrian dictator Bashar Assad. “The words of Donald Trump are remarkable because they once again echo the arguments used by Russian President Vladimir Putin and our opponents to attack American leaders and United States interests while neglecting to make serious proposals to fight against terrorism”, said the adviser of Hillary Clinton, Jake Sullivan. “We want to bring in people who are reformers or who support moderation or who embrace or expand pluralistic ideas”, the campaign adviser said. No matter, Donald Trump says as he promises to pursue the Democratic stronghold.
“They knew I was being sarcastic”, he told the crowd.
Still, campaigning in CT is raising eyebrows among many Republicans nervous about Trump’s slipping poll numbers in a series of key swing states and battlegrounds – and even some usual GOP turf.
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News outlets have placed significant scrutiny on remarks made by Mr Trump at rallies and during news conferences.
