Hillary Clinton Crushes Trump While Celebrating Wins In Ohio, Florida and North Carolina

Last updated on July 17th, 2023 at 06:50 pm

Hillary Clinton devastated Donald Trump in her victory speech, as the message to the billionaire was clear. It’s on.

Clinton began by announcing that she will add to her delegate lead and that 2 million more Democrats voted for her.

She said that this might be one of the most consequential campaigns of our lifetimes. Clinton said that the next president will sit down at the desk and make decisions that impact the lives of every American and people around the world.

Former Sec. of State Clinton said that the next president will face the tasks of making a difference in people’s lives, keeping Americans safe, and bringing the country together. Clinton said that young people deserve a president who will help to relieve the burden of college debt. She said that Social Security needs to be expanded and that families deserve affordable child care, paid family leave, and equal pay for equal work for women. Clinton said that hardworking Americans deserve a president with the ideas and know how to create good jobs with higher wages. She called more good jobs in manufacturing, infrastructure, small businesses, and clean energy.

Clinton called out Trump without mentioning his name by saying that voters deserve candidates that are clear and honest about what their plans are and what they will cost. Clinton took down Trump by saying that our Commander In Chief must be able to defend America, not embarrass’ it.

Clinton said that when Trump embraces torture that doesn’t make him strong, that doesn’t make him wrong. Clinton called out Trump for his bluster and bigotry.

Hillary Clinton drew a clear contrast between herself and Donald Trump. It’s clear that Clinton isn’t going to wait for Trump to throw the first punch. She delivered an uplifting speech whose underlying tone contained a single message to Donald Trump.

It’s on.

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