Clinton says GOP race about ‘insults,’ not policy

Hillary Clinton says Republicans aren’t even talking about issues in their protracted race for the GOP presidential nomination.

She tells reporters in Minneapolis that the GOP candidates are “now running their campaigns based on insults. It’s turned into a kind of one-upmanship on insulting.”

Democratic presidential candidate former secretary of state Hillary Clinton greets patrons at Mapps Coffee on March 1, 2016 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP)
Democratic presidential candidate former secretary of state Hillary Clinton greets patrons at Mapps Coffee on March 1, 2016 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP)

The Democratic presidential frontrunner says she doesn’t think it’s appropriate.

She also says she is “disappointed” that Donald Trump did not disavow David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan in a weekend interview.

Clinton adds that Trump “obviously” has done very well and “could be on the path” to the GOP nomination.

AP

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