Trump’s willingness to have troops use waterboarding and kill family members of terrorists is contrary to American values and his remarks showed a lack of respect for US troops and the office of president, she said. It’s as though one of the crazies in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest has nipped away from the asylum and is standing in as the Republican presidential candidate – and Americans are so besotted by his cockamamie performance that the gap in opinion polls has closed – to the point of most being within the margin of error. “As the campaign enters its final stage, Florida and OH, two of the largest and most important swing states, are too close to call, while North Carolina and Pennsylvania give Hillary Clinton the narrowest of leads”.
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Still, I would have to think that there is much cause for concern in the Clinton camp.
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant would view a victory for Mr Trump as a “gift” from Allah, and believed it would provide “more motivation to every jihadi”, the Democratic nominee said.
His running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, also came to Trump’s defense. While New York Magazine went with the headline: “Matt Lauer’s Pathetic Interview of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Is the Scariest Thing I’ve Seen in This Campaign”.
“Hillary Clinton didn’t even wait to board her plane this morning to blast Donald Trump for saying Vladimir Putin is a better leader than President Obama”, she proclaimed at the start of her report.
Putin reportedly called Trump “brilliant” and “talented” in conversations with journalists late past year, a comment that he later denied making.
“These names were added following Wednesday’s Commander-In-Chief Forum, showing Mr. Trump has the respect and trust from a number of military leaders across all branches of service”, the campaign said in its statement. The initial with Trevor Noah took a straight forward take on the night, giving Lauer some hefty criticism for focusing on Hillary Clinton’s emails instead of her national security policies and for allowing Donald Trump to essentially skirt by with his flimsy position on the war in Iraq. “In nearly every instance, I could tell – I’m pretty good with the body language – they were not happy”.
“These are the desperate attacks of a flailing campaign sinking in the polls, and characteristics of someone woefully unfit for the presidency of the United States”, Jason Miller, a spokesman for Trump, said in a statement issued after Clinton’s remarks Thursday.
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Then, on Friday, the Clinton campaign rolled out more endorsements, with a news release titled, “Number of Generals and Admirals Backing Clinton Grows to 110 After Forum”.
