“When you talk about her ‘not looking presidential, ‘ are you talking about aesthetics here?” Campaign officials said Trump will discuss his immigration plan.
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Trump, speaking at the event in Virginia, a state with a large military population, began with a pledge to help female veterans if he wins the November 8 election and also said he would work with Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, to “solve the problem” posed by the Islamic State militant group. “Give me a break”.
Clinton’s most well-known surrogate husband Bill Clinton will be in the Triangle as well late Tuesday afternoon.
He said he would suspend the resettlement of Syrian refugees into the United States, start toward repealing and replacing President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare plan, and begin the first steps toward building a wall along the US southern border with Mexico. “Yet when Trump finally had the chance to look President Peña Nieto in the eye, he said it never came up”.
Trump, who rarely mentions religion, quoted from a Bible passage he read aloud at a black church in Detroit on Saturday, part of his effort to appeal to African-American voters. “Just shows you how important OH is”.
Finally, the Democratic VP added that Trump’s attitude is totally wrong for somebody that wants to be president.
Trump highlighted the problem of a lack of information regarding illegal immigrants in his speech, stating that the disputed count of 11 million illegal immigrants in the United States could be a figure even three times that number.
Trump took the opportunity to publicly humiliate Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton, asserting in his usual layman’s terms that she doesn’t have the “presidential look”. How badly do you need to win OH to win that White House? The typically bombastic businessman listened attentively as the women, some of whom held babies on their laps, described their concerns about the quality of schools and finding jobs.
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For East Carolina University students, Trump’s visit to Greenville is an opportunity to witness the republican candidate in person – a rare event in an election season that is the first for many eligible voters.
