Clinton video blasts Trump’s response to Orlando

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has reiterated his call for surveillance of mosques in the United States in the wake of Orlando shootings.

Are Republican voters rethinking the man they agreed to support? Why would you do this?’

The latest CBS News poll of the 2016 general election finds Hillary Clinton maintaining a steady lead over Donald Trump in a head-to-head matchup, 43 to 37 percent.

“It is the worst deal for them (Israel) that I can imagine”, Trump stated.

In the last four weeks, Trump has suggested that a Mexican-American federal judge from IN wouldn’t be able to fairly preside over a case against Trump University, and responded to the worst mass shooting IN American history by thanking supporters for their “congrats” on his decision to use phrase “radical Islamic terrorism”. Notably, that means only one day of polling happened after the Orlando mass shooting, but Poll Director Charles Franklin said the results from Sunday night were not different from other nights. “And either one is unacceptable”.

“Anything’s cheaper and anything’s better than what’s going on now in Germany and other countries”, Trump said.

“History will remember what we do in this moment”, she told hundreds of supporters inside a union hall, asking “responsible Republican leaders” to join her in condemning Trump. So, Donald Trump has nothing to offer gay people, I don’t believe. “What Donald Trump is saying is shameful”.

In a blistering speech Tuesday, Obama said Trump was a “dangerous” threat to national security and was putting America’s religious freedoms at risk by calling for a temporary ban on foreign-born Muslims entering the U.S. “And if we ever abandon those values, we would not only make it easier to radicalize people here and around the world, but we would have betrayed the very things we are trying to protect”. Then there are the bluster, bullying and conspiracy theories.

Clinton scored a 75 percent favorability rating among her own party, compared to Trump’s 65 percent among Republicans. “Let’s see how much she uses it”, he said. Clinton has said that she never sent or received information that was classified during that time, although some government agencies have since retroactively classified the information.