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Barack Obama Hails Hillary Clinton in First Joint Campaign Appearance
President Barack Obama delivered a rousing endorsement of Hillary Clinton’s character and abilities on Tuesday and pointed to her as his logical successor, just hours after the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation sharply criticized her handling of classified emails while she served as his secretary of state.
In their first joint appearance on the campaign trail, the president showered praise on his onetime rival, hoping his rebounding popularity and strength on the stump will help give Mrs. Clinton the job he denied her eight years ago.
He also mocked Republican Donald Trump as a reality TV star who doesn’t understand the consequences of his words—or the enormity of the decisions that a president must make. Mrs. Clinton, he said, has been tested.
“My faith in Hillary Clinton has always been rewarded. I have had a front-row seat to her judgment and her toughness and her commitment,” the president told the crowd jammed into the Charlotte Convention Center. “There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton, and that’s the truth. That’s the truth.”
The event also underscored the tough road Mrs. Clinton faces in trying to succeed a two-term president of her own party. The message from the event was that her election as president would amount to an extension of Mr. Obama’s legacy and priorities on a range of issues such as immigration and the economy, areas where the president has often faced stiff opposition from Republicans.
Barack Obama Hails Hillary Clinton in First Joint Campaign Appearance - WSJ
Barack Obama Hails Hillary Clinton in First Joint Campaign Appearance
President Barack Obama delivered a rousing endorsement of Hillary Clinton’s character and abilities on Tuesday and pointed to her as his logical successor, just hours after the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation sharply criticized her handling of classified emails while she served as his secretary of state.
In their first joint appearance on the campaign trail, the president showered praise on his onetime rival, hoping his rebounding popularity and strength on the stump will help give Mrs. Clinton the job he denied her eight years ago.
He also mocked Republican Donald Trump as a reality TV star who doesn’t understand the consequences of his words—or the enormity of the decisions that a president must make. Mrs. Clinton, he said, has been tested.
“My faith in Hillary Clinton has always been rewarded. I have had a front-row seat to her judgment and her toughness and her commitment,” the president told the crowd jammed into the Charlotte Convention Center. “There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton, and that’s the truth. That’s the truth.”
The event also underscored the tough road Mrs. Clinton faces in trying to succeed a two-term president of her own party. The message from the event was that her election as president would amount to an extension of Mr. Obama’s legacy and priorities on a range of issues such as immigration and the economy, areas where the president has often faced stiff opposition from Republicans.
Barack Obama Hails Hillary Clinton in First Joint Campaign Appearance - WSJ