Zimbabwe Sneaks Into U.S Presidential Election Politics
Chris Gande
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks about the economy at Fort Hayes Vocational School in Columbus, Ohio, June 21, 2016.
WASHINGTON DC —
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, says her Republican rival Donald Trump will bring down the us economy to its knees if he is elected president.
The former secretary of state delivered her first general election economic speech in Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday morning, in remarks that once again attempted to dismantle trump's policy prescriptions and cast the businessman as a danger to the U.S. economy.
Clinton referenced Zimbabwe’s economy as an example of what Trump wants to do.
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Hillary Clinton
Her rival republican challenger, Donald Trump today fired back, accusing Clinton of being the “worst corrupt presidential candidate” ever.
