Al Baldasaro, a New Hampshire state representative, told radio host Jeff Kuhner Tuesday that Clinton “should be put in the firing line and shot for treason”.
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“I’m a veteran. And any other veteran that had a server of classified information, people’s names and things like that, you’re putting other veterans life in danger, and state department workers, special forces, Central Intelligence Agency or whatever, in danger”, Baldasaro said.
Earlier in the week, Baldasaro made the controversial remarks on the Jeff Kuhner radio show when asked about Clinton’s role in the deadly 2012 attack on US embassy facilities in Libya.
Trump, who has repeatedly described himself as the “law and order candidate” in recent weeks, criticized Clinton and Obama as “weak” leaders in an interview with CBS’ “60 Minutes” Sunday.
Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump popularity continues to grow despite the fact that he shot to fame for all the wrong reasons.
At the Republican National Convention, Patricia Smith, the mother of Sean Smith who died in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, blames Hillary Clinton personally for her son’s death.
Clinton was investigated by a special House committee and testified before the committee for 11 hours about the Benghazi attack. The FBI recommended earlier this month that Clinton not face criminal charges over her use of the email server. During prime time at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Christie presented his “bill of indictment” to a raucous crowd that enthusiastically chanted “guilty!” and broke into chants of “Lock her up!” “If you’re the commander in chief or you’re the secretary of state, you’re dealing with the military”. Others say she didn’t.
His comments about Clinton were first reported by Buzzfeed.
Christie also called on his former 2016 GOP presidential rivals Ohio Gov. John Kasich and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush to make good on the pledge they signed to support the Republican nominee for president.
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OH is a key battleground state and Trump lost the Republican primary to Governor John Kasich.
