Instead of laying out a Middle East strategy, Trump “bizarrely” praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and suggested the strongman is a stronger leader that US President Barack Obama, she said.
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In a televised forum on Wednesday, Mr Trump had praised Mr Putin’s “great control” and 82% approval rating.
“I don’t think the guy’s qualified to be president”, Mr Obama said Thursday at a briefing after a summit with Southeast Asian leaders in Vientiane, Laos.
“Every time he speaks” he shows why he shouldn’t be commander-in-chief, he said.
“They didn’t want to talk to us about it, as is their usual response”, she said then.
Mitchell seemed to enjoy Clinton’s new line of attack, that ISIS wants Trump elected because it would be good for them.
Among Ohio voters questioned over the past week by the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, 46 percent were backing the billionaire businessman, versus 45 percent who supported Clinton. Crystal said. “Why should I expect when I’m going to work and doing my job that I might be victimized, and it’s just a Tuesday?”
On NBC Nightly News, reporter Andrea Mitchell was as giddy about the verbal attacks as a Clinton fangirl could be.
The poll’s assistant director, Peter A. Brown, said: “The obvious takeaway from these numbers is that Donald Trump has staged a comeback from his post-Democratic convention lows”.
Trump contributed Dollars 60 million to his campaign in August, which then turned out to be his best fund-raising month with USD 90 million as the total amount raised.
Quote: “I took it very seriously”.
At an NBC forum on Wednesday night, Clinton pointed to a September 2002 interview Trump gave to radio host Howard Stern to say that Trump had supported the war. He said he was confident that if people “just listen to what he says” and “look at his track record – or lack thereof – they’ll make the right decision” in November’s election.
Clinton also lingered on her Methodist faith, saying Americans deserve “a president that will pray with you and for you”.
Quote: “There is no evidence my email was hacked”.
Clinton also claimed to reporters that after Wednesday’s forum, more retired admirals and generals have made a decision to support her candidacy.
“Last spring, I asked for a briefing on what the planning was”.
“Hillary Clinton is trigger-happy”, with policies that “produced ruin” in Libya, Iraq and Syria, Trump said in Cleveland, Ohio in a 10-minute anti-Hillary riff before delivering planned remarks on education.
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The forum offered a preview of the questions they will face in their three forthcoming presidential debates, the first at Hofstra University near NY on 26 September.
