Hillary Clinton: Senator took advantage of today's news to criticize Hillary that she supported the free trade agreement with Panama, which he fervently opposed
Washington - Senator and candidate for the presidency of the United States by the Democratic Party, Bernie Sanders, took another step on Wednesday in the war of words with his rival Hillary Clinton to ensure that it is not "qualified" to be president, both for his past actions as current.
After Clinton questioned the Sanders' ability to direct the US and even his credentials as a member of the Democratic Party, Senator veteran responded to former Secretary of State at a rally in Philadelphia, where she said she was "nervous" and listed the reasons for him to incapacitate for the presidency.
"I believe she is not qualified to receive millions of dollars in special interest funds through its Superpac (political action group). I do not believe that a person who receives $ 15 million Wall Street is qualified," said Sanders in reference to Clinton's ties to the new York financial sector.
"I do not think is qualified after voting in favor of a disastrous war in Iraq," said Sanders, who often mentions the fact that Hillary was in favor of the Iraq War as a senator from New York, while he voted against.
Sanders also said that she is not qualified to be president for supporting "nearly every one of the disastrous trade agreements" that cost the US millions of jobs with wages "decent".
Senator, that calls itself a democratic socialist and only funds through individual donations, with an average of $ 27 per contribution, also took advantage of today's news to criticize Hillary that she supported the free trade agreement with Panama to which he objected fervently.
"You supported the free trade agreement with Panama that, as everyone knows, has allowed large corporations and the rich from around the world avoid paying their taxes to their respective countries," said Sanders in reference to the scandal by leaking Papers of Panama.
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