She added: “He is not just unprepared – he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and huge responsibility”. “This is a man who said that more countries should have nuclear weapons, including Saudi Arabia”. “They’d love for us to elect a president who would jeopardize that source of strength”.
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But Clinton said Trump has “set a very bad example”.
“It was pathetic. It was so sad to watch”. While his supporters have repeatedly said they like his tough talk, Mrs Clinton is betting that the broader United States electorate will not. Reading poorly from the teleprompter! “What she’s done is awful”, Trump said.
That new Field Poll shows how the NY real estate mogul has consolidated his support among Republican voters.
But in the process Trump has rejected numerous central tenets of foreign policy endorsed by both major parties.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton during a foreign policy address at the Prado at Balboa Park in San Diego, June 2, 2016.
“If all goes well, I will have the great honor as of Tuesday to be the Democratic nominee”, she said, her last words lost to the roar of the crowd.
“She is going to make clear why Donald Trump is simply unqualified to be commander in chief”, Sullivan said, adding that the speech “will go into specifics in a very direct and clear way about what makes Donald Trump unfit, both in terms of temperament and ideas”.
A dozen or more people were punched, the Los Angeles Times reported, saying at least one person was hit with an egg. He has taken to calling Clinton “crooked” in recent weeks.
Democratic and Republican presidents have been generally consistent on policies affecting China, Russia, North Korea, nuclear proliferation, trade, alliances and many other issues but Clinton and Trump offer starkly different visions of U.S. foreign policy.
And yet when she insists “they’ll be celebrating in the Kremlin” if Trump is elected, Clinton is treading on unsafe ground. On Morning Joe Friday, Brzezinski said of Paul Ryan who endorsed Trump yesterday, “You sold out”.
The report faulter her, as well as previous secretaries of state, for “longstanding systemic weaknesses” in managing communications.
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Some of her message appeared tailored to them. Despite the fact that Hillary Clinton is likely to secure the requisite number of delegates before polls close, Sanders said the most populous state in the union had a right to weigh in on the Democratic Party’s nomination. “Imagine if he had not just his Twitter account at his disposal when he’s angry, but America’s entire arsenal”.
