Trump’s extreme characterization of the Democratic presidential nominee came as he criticized Clinton’s former presidential primary challenger Sen. He added that he has been hearing “more and more” that the election may not be contested fairly, though he did not elaborate further.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump suggested Monday that he fears that the general election “is going to be rigged”. In addition to her campaign money, she brought in another $26 million last month for the Democratic National Committee and state parties, bringing her total monthly fundraising to about $90 million.
Donald Trump sparked bipartisan backlash, after the Republican attacked the bereaved parents of a Muslim U.S. Army captain who spoke at the Democratic convention last week. Mock his heritage and much more.
The Republican presidential nominee alleged these newspapers write stories favouring his rival Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump has described Hillary Clinton as “the devil” as he attacked Bernie Sanders for endorsing his Democratic rival.
Veterans’ associations have also rejected Trump’s comments.
“Because I think my side was rigged, if I didn’t win by massive landslides, I mean, think of what we won in NY and Indiana, California, 78 per cent. That’s with other people in the race”, he said.
Khan, who was killed by a auto bomb in 2004 in Iraq, at the age of 27.
At a campaign event Tuesday in Virginia, Trump promised to continue writing checks to his own campaign. She’s the devil, ‘ according to CNN.
Referring to the recent decision of his campaign to revoke the press credentials of the Washington Post, Trump said the newspaper “got a little bit better lately”.
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“The campaign has parted ways with Ed, but we are thankful to him for his many contributions and appreciate his continued support”, said Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks in a statement. Now, who’s to say whether Trump was saying Hillary Clinton is literally the devil, or he was just afraid his audience was too dumb to follow his logic so he felt he needed to clarify his obvious metaphor. Honestly, can’t it be both? “It’s true”, Trump added.
