Hillary: Trump Doesn't Behave Like Someone We Want in the Oval Office

And Hillary does?

On Wednesday, Hillary Clinton appeared on a Colorado radio show with host Brandon Rittman of KUSA News.

The two discussed the Iran deal, fracking and of course, Donald Trump.

Clinton said of Trump:

I don’t think that we want to normalize the kind of behavior that we’ve seen from Trump in this election. I don’t think someone should try to bully and insult their way to the presidency. So, yes, am I putting forth plans? Am I trying to treat people with respect? Am I saying I want be the president for Democrats, Republicans and independents? That’s all true.

I am not going to engage in the kind of behavior that you see from Trump. And I think what more and more Americans are concluding is that this is not a man who is qualified to be president, and he is not fit to be commander and chief. The kinds of crazy statements he’s making, which talk about using nuclear weapons, talk about letting more people have nuclear weapons, talk about disrupting our strongest alliances, show a very weird affection for dictators. Those are not the kinds of behaviors that we from somebody in the oval office.

But does Hillary behave like someone we want in the White House?

She has taken money for her foundation from various and sundry sketchy characters. Just yesterday The Daily Caller reported that "Former President Bill Clinton collected $5.6 million in fees from GEMS Education, a Dubai-based company that teaches Sharia Law through its network of more than 100 schools in the Middle East, Asia and Africa." The firm went on to donate millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation.

The Clintons take money from a group that promotes an ideology that violates human rights of women and gays and she says Trump has an affinity for dictators?

And then there is the matter of Saudi Arabia. The Wall Street Journal reported last year that the Clinton Foundation received between $10-$25 million from the country which, as a matter of law, treats women like property and second class citizens at best. Here's a nice list of things women can't do in Saudi Arabia.

Sounds like Hillary has "a very weird affection" for taking money from oppressive Middle Eastern regimes promoting an ideology incompatible with freedom and human rights. Does that sound like behavior we want from someone in the Oval Office?

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