“If they’ve held to a view for five years, as Donald Trump has, that President Obama is not a citizen of this country, I don’t think they’re going to change their views”, Kaine said.
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Trump says the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is “about self-defense, plain and simple”. Immediately, what do you think? Yes? Yes.
“Let’s see how they feel walking around without their guns or their bodyguards”, he told the gun lobby group, speaking about Clinton and her Secret Service detail. “It will be very risky”.
The poll also showed that Clinton leads among minorities, women, moderates and people who make more than $75,000, while Trump remains ahead with whites, men, avid churchgoers and people nearing retirement. “Crooked Hillary wants to take your 2nd Amendment rights away”, he said, making a false claim about Clinton’s stance on gun control. Trump said he meant gun owners should vote against her, not try to kill her.
He told a rally in Miami that Mrs Clinton wanted to “destroy your Second Amendment” – something she has denied, saying in July that she was “not here to repeal the Second Amendment”.
In response to Trump’s comments on Friday, Clinton’s campaign manager, Robby Mook, issued a statement saying Trump has a “pattern of inciting people to violence”.
“Nothing you can do, folks”, Trump said.
Within minutes, the Clinton campaign condemned the remark. The Secret Service is part of the federal government and protects presidential and vice presidential candidates in both parties, as well as their families, and visiting heads of state.
Conway said Clinton was running in a “bruising, vicious primary” against Mr. Obama in 2008 and that her team directed reporters to Mr. Obama’s citizenship because she’s a bad “closer” who didn’t expect Mr. Obama’s rise.
The first lady also lobbed a number of criticisms at Donald Trump without mentioning the GOP presidential nominee by name.
Kaine, a Democratic senator from Virginia, said Trump “is using language that is an incitement to violence or an encouragement of violence. or at least is being kind of cavalier and reckless about violence”.
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Kaine, speaking on a string of morning shows, said Trump pushed a “bigoted lie” created to undermine the legitimacy of the country’s first African-American president, and needs to be pressed about whether he really believed it. Let us know in the comments (below)! If a president is taking medication that could alter his or her judgment I believe we should know about it.
