“If someone else had of said that outside the hall, he’d be in the back of a police wagon now with the Secret Service questioning him”, he said. In an online video, the man claimed to be a Trump supporter looking for a unique way to get the Republican presidential nominee’s attention. He and Mrs. Clinton meant to use this week to talk about their economic plans.
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In July 2016, Trump found himself at the center of criticism for encouraging Russian hackers to “find the 30,000 emails that are missing” from Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State.
“The comments made by Trump should not be dismissed as a joke or considered careless”.
Jonathan Wackrow said: “We’re not hauling Donald Trump into the back of a police auto to question him, but the Secret Service is encouraging the Trump campaign to clarify and lower the rhetoric around this”.
“Donald Trump lost me a long time ago”, Mr Shays told MSNBC. Trump also lamented the recent federal court ruling that struck down North Carolina voting laws that the court determined targeted African Americans “with nearly surgical precision”.
He also angrily shot down a report by CNN that the Secret Service had spoken with his campaign about the remarks, saying on Twitter that “no such meeting or conversation ever happened”.
He then said that there was nothing people could do to stop Mrs Clinton from stacking the Supreme Court with anti-gun justices, before stating vaguely that “although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is – I don’t know”.
The reason Trump opened his big mouth to incite violence against Clinton is because, as the spray-tanned buffoon repeated yesterday, “Hillary wants to abolish – essentially abolish the Second Amendment”. The remarks by Trump, the last of more than a dozen Republicans standing after a wild primary season, have stoked further panic within the party about whether the occasionally bankrupt billionaire can stay on track. “Aperson seeking to be the President of the United States should not suggest violence in any way”, said Robby Mook, Hillary for America Campaign Manager.
“There has been more than one conversation” on the topic, the official told CNN.
Another email showed Clinton Foundation aides pushing the State Department to hire someone.
Republicans have expressed frustration that this story was dominating the political coverage, when Mr Trump could have been attacking Mrs Clinton for emails that have just been released by conservative group Judicial Watch.
She added: “Now, you know that old saying, fool me once, shame on you. I don’t have an answer for you”, the spokeswoman said.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said the revelations are more evidence that the Obama administration should release all of Mrs. Clinton’s emails before the November election.
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An August 5-8 Reuters/Ipsos poll found that almost one-fifth of 396 registered Republicans wanted Trump to drop out of the race and another 10 percent said they didn’t know whether he should give up.
