Attacking Hillary Clinton for her remarks that half of his supporters belonged in a “basket of deplorable”, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said his Democratic rival who has such “a low opinion” of American people can never be elected as the US President.
“Hillary Clinton can never be President of this country. No one who has such a low opinion of the American people can ever be elected as their President,” Trump said at an election rally in North Carolina where he slammed Clinton for her remarks that more than half of his supporters are deplorable.
“After months of hiding from the press, Hillary Clinton came out and finally told the world how she feels about the people of this country. She said tens of millions of patriotic Americans belong in a basket of deplorables. She talks about people like they are objects, not human beings,” he alleged.
“She said half of our supporters are not even real Americans, and describes the other half as having run out of options, what she can’t understand or accept is that the great majority of this country now sees right through the lies and deceptions of a failed political establishment. They want change, they want justice, and they want a government that puts the American people first,” he said.
“Whether our supporters have lost a job to a factory moved to another country, or whether they’re a captain in the police department, or a teacher at a local school, they are united by their deep and sophisticated understanding of how our political system has abandoned the people.
“For those who have been hit by hard times, they understand better than anyone that it’s Hillary Clinton’s Wall Street agenda that has crushed the middle class of this country,” he added.
Trump alleged that Clinton spoke with “hatred in her heart” for these working class Americans.
“She looks down on them. She looks down on all the people who make her life possible. She looks down on the carpenters, plumbers, electricians, lawyers and accountants. She looks down on the police officers, soldiers, and firefighters supporting the campaign,” he said.
