“That’s not keeping with the best traditions of American politics”.
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“The simple truth is liberal Washington insiders created these problems”.
Eventually, Baldasaro said that Clinton must pay the ultimate price.
Christie told the crowd that, as a former federal prosecutor, he could hold Clinton accountable for her actions, since the current administration has not done so. I believe Hillary Clinton committed treason. “So I stand by what I said”.
One of Trump’s advisers and delegates – a man Trump himself described as his “favorite vet” – called for Hillary Clinton to be shot, and the campaign said it’s “incredibly grateful for his support”?
New Hampshire state Rep. Al Baldasaro spoke with WRKO radio about Clinton and the Benghazi terrorist attack.
State Rep. John Cabello of Machesney Park, 95 miles northwest of Chicago, an at-large delegate and Trump supporter, said reprisals from women voters shouldn’t be a problem because “Trump has a problem only with women who would never support him in the first place”.
Donald Trump has encouraged this unhinged rhetoric by calling Clinton “crooked Hillary” and saying that she “has to go to jail”. “Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, one of the more prominent Trump skeptics, Tweeted late Tuesday: “@HillaryClinton now belongs in prison?
Trump will also double down on his promises to provide tax relief for business and renegotiate trade deals, ushering in more protectionist policies that are not typically hallmarks of the GOP platform – and that his own running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, has opposed. There have been some really great members of the Trump campaign he’s been working with who he “can’t imagine they would even condone this”. “If Hillary Clinton wants to take me on, I’m happy to take her on every day between now and the end of the campaign – and there won’t be much of her left”. You know what I’ve spent so far? Moving forward, Vos said, the focus will move from Clinton’s failings to “solutions that are offered by Republicans all across the country”.
Perhaps it’s no surprise that the donors who were drawn to Bush largely turned to Clinton after the Republican dropped out.
Speakers including politicians such as Chris Christie, Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell tore into Hillary Clinton’s integrity and fitness to lead the country.
Donald Trump has accepted the Republican nomination for president, promising anxious Americans that they will be safer and richer if he is elected in November.
Republican delegate Jim Miller, GOP chairman of the 7th Congressional District, said the Clinton bashing is “not really my style”, but he understands why it’s done.
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“I told the truth”, he said.
