He said he’s laying out what he says are facts about her to “a jury of her peers”.
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Convention speakers have “prosecuted” Clinton at a mock trial, accused her of being a serial liar and even linked her to the Devil himself.
Following the announcement, speakers including Trump’s campaign-rivals-turned-supporters, Dr.
Christie was referring to pranks committed during the presidential transition from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush in 2001.
Each time, delegates are responding with boisterous chants of “guilty”.
But others have piled on. She lied about Benghazi.
“If Hillary Clinton were elected, she’d be the first president who couldn’t pass a basic background check”, he said.
Asked for his reaction to the firestorm Melania Trump’s speech created when it was found that at least two phrases were nearly the same words that Michelle Obama said at the Democratic National Convention in 2008, Christie denied there was any plagiarism.
Donald Trump Jr. told reporters he was proud of Mrs. Trump’s speech but people in the campaign “should have cleaned it up better”.
“This is going to be a leadership that puts the American people first”. We have a man who is unafraid. Carson said. “Think about that”.
Democrat Hillary Clinton pounced on the tumult, saying the Republican gathering had so far been “surreal”, comparing it to the classic fantasy film “Wizard of Oz”.
House Speaker Paul Ryan attacked Clinton as well, largely steering clear of mentioning Donald Trump, who was formally nominated as the Republican presidential candidate Tuesday night. Tiffany Trump, the candidate’s 22-year-old daughter from his marriage to Marla Maples, said her father is a “natural-born encourager” who has motivated her to work her hardest.
Bill Pickle, a talk radio host and SC delegate, expressed frustration at what he called “name calling and childish behavior” among some of the speakers.
Asked if he had a wish list, he said no, adding, “I had one”. “What happened to professionalism, manners and humanity in our politicians and citizens?”
Forty-three percent of likely voters supported Clinton in the July 15-19 poll, while 36 percent supported Trump. “This is a movement but we have to go all the way”.
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Christie was referring to Trump’s starring role in the long-running television show “The Apprentice”, where his catch-phrase was “You’re fired!” “But … it would be wrong for anyone outside the system to prejudge something before they get in and to say that they will utilize the enormous power of the position of the attorney general of the United States”.
