The day before in swing state Ohio, Trump softened his stance on immigration while Clinton blasted Russian Federation for suspected tampering in the USA electoral process.
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Earlier Monday while campaigning in Ohio, Mrs. Clinton had called Mr. Trump’s surprise visit to Mexico City last week as “an embarrassing worldwide incident”.
“This is like Watergate only now in cyber time”, Clinton said, echoing a comment Tim Kaine, her vice presidential nominee, made.
“We know we are stronger together, and that is in stark contrast to Donald Trump”, Mrs Clinton said, because he ignores everybody else’s ability to contribute.
“I’m ready. I’m more than ready”, she said of the intense, two-month battle ahead as she attempts to become the first female USA commander in chief. “To return home and apply for re-entry”. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton crossed paths in OH with Trump sitting down face-to-face with small groups of voters and Hillary Clinton coming face-to-face with reporters in a way she hasn’t very much this campaign season.
“He even got in a Twitter war with the President of Mexico”, she added.
“I think we need some integrity back in the White House”, said Jack Daniels, a Trump supporter. He later said he was being sarcastic.
Mexican Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu said in a tweet that Mexican officials “understand and respect her decision”.
The disclosure from Bondi’s spokesman to The Associated Press in June provided additional details around the unusual circumstances of Trump’s $25,000 donation to Bondi.
Earlier on Monday, the presidential front-runner powered through a coughing fit in Cleveland, Ohio, and blasted Trump’s bungled visit to Mexico City.
NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia, said that teacher’s union would fight hard in the general election.
When political pundits say the presidential elections traditionally enters the final phase, Clinton is leading Trump, when though her margin has dropped considerably in the last one week.
At one point, in a sign of the state’s importance, Clinton’s and Trump’s planes sat side-by-side on the tarmac in Cleveland, though the nominees did not cross paths.
Like Mrs Clinton, Mr Trump has largely avoided having the press corps on his plane, but on Monday he invited some journalists aboard, where he discussed his immigration platform. “He came out saying one thing and the Mexican president contradicted him nearly immediately”, Clinton told ABC News in an interview in an apparent reference to the contradictory statements between Trump and Nieto after their meeting last week.
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“I don’t talk about it because if I talk about that, your whole thing will be about that”, Trump said.
Mr. Derrick should explain why Mrs. Clinton is preferable to Dr. Stein or Mr. Johnson along with Mr. Trump.
On stage, the parade of speakers who preceded Clinton on a picturesque day on the riverfront took turns bashing Trump and Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner (a perennial target at the Rock Island County Democrats’ Salute to Labor picnic). “She doesn’t have a clue”. And she cited his warm words for Mr. Putin, and noted places where his positions that line up with Russian interests, such as pulling back the US commitment to North Atlantic Treaty Organisation members.
On whether she’d accept an invitation to Mexico before Election Day: “No”. “You’re fighting a lot of different forces”.
“The voters who know Hillary Clinton the best, the voters of NY, voted not once but twice to elect her”. “I’m not concerned about the conspiracy theories”. She spoke for a crowd of thousands about her support for labor unions and the middle class. As he told reporters later: “They are taking our jobs like Grant took Richmond”.
Eventually Clinton got the coughing under control and finished the speech, although her voice remained hoarse. “I’ve always believed that if that were on the table and it were clear we were going to pursue it, that would give us leverage that we don’t have now”.
Clinton said the seeming flip-flop was indicative of the “kind of games that [Trump is] playing”.
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