‘The nominee on the other side promises to do things that will make us less safe, ‘ Clinton told reporters at a news conference on Friday afternoon.
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US generals and admirals have become the theme of 2016 race this week, as the candidates tout their endorsements among the top brass.
Earlier this week during NBC’s Commander-in-Chief forum, Today Show anchor Matt Lauer made a decision to engage in a rare act of journalism and the left isn’t happy about it.
Meanwhile in New York, Clinton met national security and foreign policy experts supporting her campaign to discuss terrorism.
His Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, accused him of being unpatriotic.
A spokeswoman for Clinton confirmed the visit to The Associated Press on Friday. The title of the news release was, “88 RETIRED U.S. GENERALS AND ADMIRALS ENDORSE TRUMP”. On Thursday, Esquire appended an editor’s note to the piece noting that the Iraq War began in March 2003, more than a year before the article ran, “thus nullifying Trump’s timeline”.
By contrast, he said, Clinton has campaigned in OH four times since the Democratic convention – but she, too, has stuck to visiting the Democratic strongholds of Cleveland, Columbus, and Youngstown. That’s one of four fundraisers Kaine attended in NY that day.
Kaine on Wednesday met with donors twice in Washington, D.C., and once in Potomac, Maryland.
Instead of laying out a Middle East strategy at the forum, she said, Trump praised Putin and suggested the strongman is “far more” of a leader than US President Barack Obama.
“Vladimir Putin is an aggressor that does not share our interests”, Ryan said, citing U.S. authorities who believe Moscow is conducting cyber-attacks on the United States political system. “You’re indefatigable”, she said. “It’s not a serious presidential campaign”.
On Thursday, the Clinton campaign fired off an email calling out the “Today” show host for sitting quietly as Donald Trump claimed, once again, that he’s always opposed the Iraq War, despite evidence to the contrary. The two reportedly talked several times a day.
When King asked about reports that US intelligence agencies are investigating whether Russian Federation is trying to disrupt the election, Trump said that he’s skeptical.
Advance voting is beginning Friday in North Carolina – the first of 37 states that will allow balloting by mail for any reason or in person before Election Day, which is November 8.
The New York businessman also said he did not think Russia’s government was behind the hack of Democratic National Committee email servers.
Dustin Moskovitz says the Republican presidential nominee is divisive and unsafe.
Lauer is getting raked over the coals by the Left, who contend that he wasn’t as tough on Trump as he should have been. “I’m proud to support Secretary Clinton”.
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Trump was set to appear at a Friday night rally in Pensacola, Florida, the latest in a handful of military-rich communities the Republican has targeted this week. It’s paid for primarily by labor unions and hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer.
