But as is often the case of political candidate’s speeches, the most memorable part of Clinton’s speech may have come when the speech transitioned into an attack on her opponent.
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The former USA secretary of state and first lady said the slogan “stronger together” that has been featured in her campaign was a guiding principle for the country, helping to define a future with a healthy economy “for everyone, not just those at the top”.
“I want you to know I’ve heard you”, Clinton said. “Your cause is our cause”.
But whilst Hillary isn’t going to fire a crowd up in the same way as Obama, that will matter little if her speech works in the way she wanted it to. “None of us ever have or can do it alone”, Clinton said.
And his response was electrifying as he checked off the many boxes on his to-do list, including the reasons why he had to pass his baton to her.
“What it fundamentally says”, Warren explained, “is no matter how smart you are, no matter how hard you try, no matter how much you get out there. there’s going to be some number of people – even your friends – who think you can’t do this for the sole reason because you’re a woman”.
“He spoke for 70-odd minutes – and I do mean odd”, she later quipped about Trump’s acceptance speech last week in Cleveland.
Very average! Moments later, Trump reiterated his view that Clinton’s speech was solidly mediocre. “She spent the evening talking down to the American people she’s looked down on her whole life”.
Clinton said the United States needed a leader who would work with allies to keep America safe.
Obama and Biden have always had an uneasy alliance with Clinton, but that had to be severely tested when those cringeworthy “Change Maker” signs started popping up around the convention hall this week.
Trump once said, “I love the poorly educated”, and according to the survey, he has an advantage with voters over the age of 65 who did not attend college, leading Clinton 49 percent to 33 percent. She never quits. That’s why Hillary should be our next @POTUS.
“We will prevail”, she said.
Regarding voters who remain defiant in their support for the Vermont senator over nominee Hillary Clinton after leaked emails showed the Democratic National Committee (DNC) sabotaged his campaign, Sanders said, “Everybody can take some time to be sad”.
Listing various Trump goods (like ties, suits, and furniture), Clinton noted that they’re all made overseas. “He wouldn’t know what the hell happened”, Trump said.
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“No one has worse judgment that Hillary Clinton – corruption and devastation follows her wherever she goes” and “Hillary’s wars in the Middle East have unleashed destruction, terrorism and ISIS across the world”.
