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Trump promises prosperity in Michigan
Nearly 7,000 attend GOP nominee’s rally in suburban Detroit
By
| BLADE POLITICS WRITER
NOVI, Mich. — Blistering his Democratic opponent as a tool of Wall
Street and special interests, Republican Donald Trump promised
economically hard-hit Michigan supporters a return to prosperity under a
Trump administration in a large rally Friday night.
“The special interests that shipped your jobs out of the country,
they’re donating to Hillary Clinton,” Mr. Trump shouted to an estimated
7,000 people inside the Suburban Collection Showplace.
A Novi police officer said there were 6,800 people in the hall when
Mr. Trump started talking and a couple thousand more outside still
trying to get in through the security screening during the speech.
RELATED ARTICLE: Hillary Clinton to be in Toledo on Monday
The Trump campaign emailed reporters a photo of Mr. Trump’s crowd, compared with two smaller Clinton gatherings in Florida.
To the cheering crowd, Mr. Trump promised to rebuild the domestic
auto industry — which set an all-time sales record in 2015 — “like
you’ve never seen it before.” He also promised to rebuild the military,
to “keep radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country,” to
rebuild Detroit, to provide the biggest tax cut since Ronald Reagan was
president, to take care of steel workers and miners, and to bring back
jobs lost to other countries.
Mr. Trump, a businessman from New York who has never held or sought
public office in his life, didn’t offer a blueprint for how he would
accomplish his goals for the country.
He attacked his opponent over her email scandal, challenging her to
promise not to offer jobs in her administration to five staffers who
were given immunity from prosecution.
He said Mrs. Clinton supports giving away the Internet to a global community of owners.
“We come up with the Internet and they give it away. Someone needs to
tell them it’s not the job of our leaders to represent the global
community. It’s the job of our leaders to represent American citizens,”
Mr. Trump said.
“Hillary Clinton will 100 percent sign the [Trans-Pacific
Partnership] trade deal. She called it the gold standard. The TPP will
devastate Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania. It will also devastate
Ohio,” he said.
Mr. Trump urged his supporters in the room, whom he called “the
smartest people,” to vote, to also watch out for voting irregularities.
“Do not let this opportunity slip away. Get out and vote and make
sure everything is on the up and up. Watch the polling places,” he said.
“Clinton and her cronies will say anything, lie about anything to
keep their grip on power, to keep their control over our country,” he
said, repeatedly exhorting the crowd to “follow the money.”
In addition to attacking his opponent, he repeatedly attacked the
“dishonest” and “corrupt” media, saying the media ignores Mrs. Clinton’s
lies, but is quick to call him out as a liar.
The Clinton campaign issued a statement from U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell
(D., Mich.) that Mr. Trump’s plans would “benefit millionaires and
billionaires like himself at the expense of Michigan workers.”
“Hillary Clinton voted for funding to help save the auto industry,
and she supported our workers every step of the way,” Ms. Dingell said.
While Mr. Trump told the crowd that “Hillary Clinton will raise your
taxes,” Ms. Dingell’s statement said that Mrs. Clinton “will make the
very wealthiest of Americans pay their fair share of taxes to make the
largest investment in good-paying jobs since World War II.”
In warming up the crowd, state GOP Chairman Ronna Romney McDaniel
told the audience that Mrs. Clinton had been to Michigan only once in
the campaign, while Mr. Trump was making his fifth trip.
“He cares about our state. He will not forget us when he gets to the White House,” Ms. McDaniel yelled to the crowd.
One attendee, Patrick Morgan, 50, of Grand Rapids, Mich., said he
thinks Mr. Trump has offered plans for his administration, citing the
Trump website.
“He had a good message, the fact that he keeps talking about the
corruption of the Clintons and how he’s going to bring jobs back to the
United States of America,” Mr. Morgan said. “He’s got more plans than
Hillary Clinton. She’s been there for 30 years and nothing changes.”
Another attendee, Michael Miller, 38, of Detroit, one of a very small
number of African-Americans there, said Mr. Trump is “real,” and “not
controlled by the media.”
He said if African-Americans don’t support Mr. Trump it’s because
“they don’t do their research,” and added Mr. Trump is not racist.
Mr. Trump is competing from behind in Michigan. The realclearpolitics.com
average of polls has Mrs. Clinton leading Mr. Trump 43 percent to 38
percent in Michigan, with 11.1 percent going to Libertarian Gary Johnson
and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
Oakland County, where Novi is located, just northwest of Detroit, had
the second largest voter turnout in the state, after Wayne County, in
2012, with Democratic President Obama winning the county with 53.4
percent of the vote.
Mr. Trump won the Michigan Republican primary with 36.5 percent of the vote.
He recalled his primary showing as “a great big fat beautiful victory.”
Contact Tom Troy: tomtroy@theblade.com or 419-724-6058 or on Twitter @TomFTroy.
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Politics
CANDIDATES STUMP IN BATTLEGROUND STATES
Trump promises prosperity in Michigan
Nearly 7,000 attend GOP nominee’s rally in suburban Detroit
By
| BLADE POLITICS WRITER
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NOVI, Mich. — Blistering his Democratic opponent as a tool of Wall
Street and special interests, Republican Donald Trump promised
economically hard-hit Michigan supporters a return to prosperity under a
Trump administration in a large rally Friday night.
“The special interests that shipped your jobs out of the country,
they’re donating to Hillary Clinton,” Mr. Trump shouted to an estimated
7,000 people inside the Suburban Collection Showplace.
A Novi police officer said there were 6,800 people in the hall when
Mr. Trump started talking and a couple thousand more outside still
trying to get in through the security screening during the speech.
RELATED ARTICLE: Hillary Clinton to be in Toledo on Monday
The Trump campaign emailed reporters a photo of Mr. Trump’s crowd, compared with two smaller Clinton gatherings in Florida.
To the cheering crowd, Mr. Trump promised to rebuild the domestic
auto industry — which set an all-time sales record in 2015 — “like
you’ve never seen it before.” He also promised to rebuild the military,
to “keep radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country,” to
rebuild Detroit, to provide the biggest tax cut since Ronald Reagan was
president, to take care of steel workers and miners, and to bring back
jobs lost to other countries.
Mr. Trump, a businessman from New York who has never held or sought
public office in his life, didn’t offer a blueprint for how he would
accomplish his goals for the country.
He attacked his opponent over her email scandal, challenging her to
promise not to offer jobs in her administration to five staffers who
were given immunity from prosecution.
He said Mrs. Clinton supports giving away the Internet to a global community of owners.
“We come up with the Internet and they give it away. Someone needs to
tell them it’s not the job of our leaders to represent the global
community. It’s the job of our leaders to represent American citizens,”
Mr. Trump said.
“Hillary Clinton will 100 percent sign the [Trans-Pacific
Partnership] trade deal. She called it the gold standard. The TPP will
devastate Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania. It will also devastate
Ohio,” he said.
Mr. Trump urged his supporters in the room, whom he called “the
smartest people,” to vote, to also watch out for voting irregularities.
“Do not let this opportunity slip away. Get out and vote and make
sure everything is on the up and up. Watch the polling places,” he said.
“Clinton and her cronies will say anything, lie about anything to
keep their grip on power, to keep their control over our country,” he
said, repeatedly exhorting the crowd to “follow the money.”
In addition to attacking his opponent, he repeatedly attacked the
“dishonest” and “corrupt” media, saying the media ignores Mrs. Clinton’s
lies, but is quick to call him out as a liar.
The Clinton campaign issued a statement from U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell
(D., Mich.) that Mr. Trump’s plans would “benefit millionaires and
billionaires like himself at the expense of Michigan workers.”
“Hillary Clinton voted for funding to help save the auto industry,
and she supported our workers every step of the way,” Ms. Dingell said.
While Mr. Trump told the crowd that “Hillary Clinton will raise your
taxes,” Ms. Dingell’s statement said that Mrs. Clinton “will make the
very wealthiest of Americans pay their fair share of taxes to make the
largest investment in good-paying jobs since World War II.”
In warming up the crowd, state GOP Chairman Ronna Romney McDaniel
told the audience that Mrs. Clinton had been to Michigan only once in
the campaign, while Mr. Trump was making his fifth trip.
“He cares about our state. He will not forget us when he gets to the White House,” Ms. McDaniel yelled to the crowd.
One attendee, Patrick Morgan, 50, of Grand Rapids, Mich., said he
thinks Mr. Trump has offered plans for his administration, citing the
Trump website.
“He had a good message, the fact that he keeps talking about the
corruption of the Clintons and how he’s going to bring jobs back to the
United States of America,” Mr. Morgan said. “He’s got more plans than
Hillary Clinton. She’s been there for 30 years and nothing changes.”
Another attendee, Michael Miller, 38, of Detroit, one of a very small
number of African-Americans there, said Mr. Trump is “real,” and “not
controlled by the media.”
He said if African-Americans don’t support Mr. Trump it’s because
“they don’t do their research,” and added Mr. Trump is not racist.
Mr. Trump is competing from behind in Michigan. The realclearpolitics.com
average of polls has Mrs. Clinton leading Mr. Trump 43 percent to 38
percent in Michigan, with 11.1 percent going to Libertarian Gary Johnson
and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
Oakland County, where Novi is located, just northwest of Detroit, had
the second largest voter turnout in the state, after Wayne County, in
2012, with Democratic President Obama winning the county with 53.4
percent of the vote.
Mr. Trump won the Michigan Republican primary with 36.5 percent of the vote.
He recalled his primary showing as “a great big fat beautiful victory.”
Contact Tom Troy: tomtroy@theblade.com or 419-724-6058 or on Twitter @TomFTroy.
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