Former First Lady Hillary Clinton has denounced former President Donald Trump as "dangerous," just a day after a second attempt on the real estate mogul's life.
Clinton made this remark during a Sept. 16 appearance on "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC. "I don't understand why it's so difficult to the press to have a consistent narrative about how dangerous Trump is," Clinton told program host Rachel Maddow. She then ordered the media to "stick with" that narrative and stressed that journalist should have "objectivity," according to Modernity News.
"The object in this case is Donald Trump, his demagoguery, his danger to our country and the world. You know, they were merciless about what they saw as President [Joe] Biden's problems in the debate and calling for him to withdraw. I believe Donald Trump has disqualified himself over and over and over again to be a presidential candidate, let alone a president," Clinton continued. (Related: Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton claims Trump wants to "KILL" and "IMPRISON" his political opponents.)
"We can't go back and give this very dangerous man another chance to do harm to our country and the world. I'm very hopeful, and even optimistic, that Americans who do not want to see a continuation of this politics of hate and division will reject Trump. I do think more and more Americans are rejecting the kind of chaos that he represents."
During the same appearance, Clinton called for Americans to be criminally charged for posting what she called "misinformation" online that is "boosting Trump." She told Maddow: "There needs to be deterrence."
The former first lady's remarks on Maddow's program came a day after a second attempt on Trump's life. While the real estate mogul was playing golf at his West Palm Beach course in Florida on Sept. 15, Secret Service agents spotted a man with a firearm hiding in the shrubbery. Agents then fired in the would-be shooter's direction, but he managed to escape.
Law enforcement recovered two backpacks, a GoPro and the rifle to be used in the attempted assassination. The would-be assassin was later apprehended and identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, 58. The former president did not suffer any injuries.
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Modernity News wrote: "How rich is that coming from the person whose campaign bankrolled a sleazy fake dossier of lurid allegations against Trump in an attempt to manufacture a fake narrative of Russian collusion?" (Related: Analysis: Hillary Clinton and everyone who perpetuated the Trump-Russia collusion hoax should stand trial, but not in D.C.)
"Democrats have not backed off the incendiary rhetoric when it comes to Trump. If anything, they've amped it up."
One cannot help but contrast Clinton's rhetoric with that of Trump's. Despite her claims that Trump is "dangerous," it appears that the former president is more gracious and espouses a conciliatory agenda. He even claimed that jailing his rival in the 2016 election "would look bad" for the country.
"I could have done a big number on Hillary Clinton. She's so lucky I didn't do anything. Hillary is a lucky woman because I had a lot of people pushing me to [put her in jail]. They wanted to see something," he explained during a Sept. 3 appearance on "The Lex Fridman Podcast."
"I didn't want to put her in jail; I thought it looked terrible to take the [former] president's wife and put her in prison. You know, they say, 'Lock her up, lock her up.' I said, 'We don’t want to put her in jail. We want to bring the country together.' You don’t bring the country together by putting her in jail."
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