Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump has labelled his rival
Hillary Clinton ‘the devil’ and suggested the election will be rigged as
Hillary Clinton now leads Donald Trump in polls by 8 points — 50
percent to 42 percent — up from a single-point difference last week
following the Democratic National Convention (DNC).
Clinton was also helped by a series of controversial
statements made by the Billionaire in the past week regarding the family
of a fallen American soldier and Trump’s suggestion that Russian
hackers should seek out deleted Clinton emails.
In response to an emotional attack on him by the parents of 27-year-old
army captain Humayun Khan, who died in a suicide bombing, Trump had
claimed to have made sacrifices equal to their son.
A range of top figures and organizations from across the political
spectrum such as John McCain, Barack Obama and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars have criticized him for his comments.
But instead of Trump addressing his controversial statements during a
rally in Columbus, Ohio on Monday, he started another controversial talk
suggesting the election could be rigged while on Monday night in
Pennysylvania called Clinton ‘the devil’
He did not elaborate but later repeated his statement Monday night with
Sean Hannity on Fox News, saying: “November 8th, we’d better be careful,
because that election is going to be rigged. And I hope the Republicans
are watching closely or it’s going to be taken away from us.”
Trump blasted Bernie Sanders for lending his support to Hillary
Clinton’s campaign, Mr Trump claimed Mr Sanders had “buyer’s remorse”
over his decision and said: “He made a deal with the devil. She’s the
devil.”
It is not the first time Mr Trump has insinuated Ms Clinton was “the
devil”, having previously said Mr Sanders had done a deal with the
devil. But it is the first time he unambiguously equated the former
secretary of state with the devil.
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