“Now he’s accusing her of bigoted remarks – We think the American people will know which candidate is guilty of the charge”, she said. But he offered few specifics about how the process might work or how it would be paid for by taxpayers.
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That’s a vastly different tone than he’s often used during his year-plus campaign, and it comes after he’s repeatedly refused to “pivot” from his appeal to Republican voters to the broader general electorate.
Clinton and Trump have each sought the upper hand as the chief executive most capable of battling terrorism.
However, 42 percent of voters said the former state of secretary had the “personality and temperament to serve” as president, compared with only 17 percent said the same of Trump.
Clinton said that money could go to other priorities, like hiring teachers.
Speaking just 40 miles outside of Milwaukee, the city rocked by a wave of violent protests after a police shooting of an armed African-American man that reignited racial tensions, the Republican presidential nominee weaved his pledge to restore “law and order” and bring back jobs with an unrelenting barrage of attacks that painted Democratic policies as the engineers of poverty and crime in inner cities.
Milwaukee law enforcement officials are enforcing a curfew for teenagers after several nights of unrest.
Among those present were Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke and Inspector Edward Bailey.
Trump also posed for photographs with a handful of veterans, including one wearing a “Hillary for Prison” T-shirt.
“Law and order must be restored…it must be restored for the sake of all, but most especially for those living in the affected communities”, Trump stressed.
Although Clinton is leading in Virginia, she’s still struggling with her likability.
When asked if the officer did the right thing, Trump told Fox News: “If he believed the gun was pointed at his head, maybe ready to be fired, what is a person supposed to do?”
“It’s from a doctor who treats digestive problems”, the writer said.
Clinton’s candidacy was buoyed in the Democratic primary in part by winning the support of a majority of African-American voters, and campaign on issues of racial equality, social justice and addressing systematic racism.
Trump said he was fighting for “a peaceful regime change in our own country”, and would fight trade deals that send jobs from black communities to countries overseas.
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While guarding against complacency, Clinton is also preparing for a potential administration.
