Hillary Clinton has told Sky News that Donald Trump will not win the next election – and Joe Biden will be re-elected no matter who the Republican candidate is.
“More people are paying attention to him,” said the former Democratic presidential candidate and secretary of state. [Trump] and his behavior than before”.
Mrs Clinton has been subject to multiple claims Mr Trumpincluding allegations of spying on him and manipulating the 2016 presidential election in her favor — despite his beating her.
but mrs clinton said her former rival would see his comeback as he tries to run for president again.
Speaking to Beth Rigby in Northern Ireland, she said: “I think about him all the time, if you pay attention to him you’ll see – he’s blaming other people for what he’s doing, it’s a projection.
“I’ve always thought particularly of his record in business, but when we see him in politics and government, he’s a guy who doesn’t care about the rules. He doesn’t care about the law.”
Mrs Clinton added that despite the Mr Trump indicted And becoming the first former president to face criminal charges, there is nothing in the U.S. legal system that prevents him from running for president again.
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“But even if he gets the Republican nomination, in my view, he cannot be re-elected as president,” she said.
“I think more people are paying attention to him and his actions than before.
“He has a solid core of support that could help him win the Republican nomination.
“But in a general election with President Biden, I don’t believe he can win.”
President Biden in Ireland
“Biden will be re-elected”
She also said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, expected to run as the Republican nominee for president, would lose because he was “unproven.”
Mrs Clinton added: “No one really knows him outside of Florida, and in Florida they’re watching him do crazy things.”
“So I really believe president biden Whoever the Republican nominee is will be re-elected. “
She dismissed the notion that Biden, at 80, was too old to be president.
“I think I can do this job. I’m in my 70s,” she added.
“I think it should really come down to what he does as president.”
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mrs clinton also delivered a speech Abortion in Americaafter the Supreme Court overturned its Roe v Wade decision last June, 13 states prohibited termination of contracts.
This week, six weeks after Mr. DeSantis banned abortion in Florida, Mrs. Clinton said she thought Republican politicians would continue to do so — to the detriment of women and the party’s own success.
Efforts to try to limit abortion, even in cases of rape, incest and the mother’s life in danger, “is not only a terrible policy that should be rejected on its merits,” she said, but also a “terrible policy.” political decision”.
The former secretary of state said that when people have the opportunity to vote against anti-abortion laws, they will.
She added: “So I’m not bothered by the political ramifications, but very disturbed by the real-life ramifications of the fact that women are dying from not getting proper reproductive health care.”
“We know the people of Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, overturned their longstanding ban on abortion because of the consequences.
“So it’s only a matter of time before that happens in the US as well.”