“What (Trump) often says hurts us”.
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Trump added that Democratic leaders have failed African-Americans, saying that crime and education policies have lead to “more crime, more broken homes and more poverty”. The policy would represent a significant shift in how the USA manages entry into the country.
Trump said that Clinton “lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on” the Islamic State, The Hill reports.
Trump said he was fighting for “a peaceful regime change in our own country”, and would fight trade deals that send jobs from black communities to countries overseas.
Trump highlighted the damage caused by demonstrations in Milwaukee over last Saturday’s police shooting of an African-American man, Sylville Smith. His visit follows several days of violence that has left businesses in flames and the Milwaukee police chief expressing surprise at the level of unrest.
Trump began his visit with a meeting with local law enforcement officers at the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center on Lake Michigan. “Just like Hillary Clinton is against the miners, she is against the police”. Trump has already tapped New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to lead his transition efforts.
“Who can have a problem with that?”
As president, Trump said he would encourage immigrants to assimilate and urge parents, teachers and others to promote “American culture”.
Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks confirms that the campaign will be hitting the airwaves in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina and Pennsylvania – all key states that Trump is hoping to win in November.
Clinton said at a voter registration event at a Philadelphia high school that she’s “not taking anybody anywhere for granted” in the race for the White House, saying the stakes “could not be higher”.
The percentage of Americans who feel negatively about Trump has risen since May; when NBC News/Survey Monkey asked the same question in a May 9th poll, 49 percent of voters said they had a “strongly unfavorable” view of Trump, and 13 percent said they had a “somewhat unfavorable” view.
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While guarding against complacency, Clinton is also preparing for a potential administration.
