Trump: Hillary Clinton Desperate and Sad

Phil Stilton

by Phil Stilton

NEW YORK-Donald Trump issued more harsh words for his liberal counterpart, Hillary Clinton.     Trump has taken a hardline stance against illegal immigration in America, a platform that has been well received by conservatives, moderates and yes, even some liberals.   Trump has vowed on many occasions that if elected President he will return America back to the nation’s former respectable self simply by returning common sense to government.

“Failing candidate Hillary Clinton, who is desperately trying to hold on to her lead in the democratic primary against Bernie Sanders, is knowingly putting out lies about my stance on illegal immigration. I said “Mexico is sending”— I’m not knocking immigration or immigrants, but rather am very critical of the country of Mexico for sending us people that they don’t want. Likewise I am very critical of illegal immigration and the tremendous problems including crime, which it causes.


“She is desperate, she is sad, and she is obviously very nervous when she has to revert to issues that have already been settled given the absolute accuracy of my statement. She speaks about “my tone” and that’s the problem with our country’s leaders. They are more worried about tone than results! It’s not about being nice— it’s about being competent.

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“Hillary should spend more time producing her illegally hidden emails and less time trying to obfuscate a statement by me that is totally clear and obviously very much accepted by the public as true. I am honored, however, that she is attacking me, instead of Jeb Bush. Obviously she knows that JEB is no longer her real competition. The last person she wants to face is Donald Trump.”

 

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