sexta-feira, 10 de junho de 2016

Sanders wants to work with Clinton to defeat Trump

                   Eleições americanas - Hillary Clinton e Bernie Sanders

Washington - Sen. Bernie Sanders, pre-candidate for the presidency of the United States by the Democratic Party, said on Thursday it expects to meet soon with the likely chosen for its caption to contest the November election, Hillary Clinton, to see how they can work together to defeat the empresario and virtual candidado the Republican Party, Donald Trump.

After meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House, Senator for the state of Vermont said he will compete next Tuesday in the primary election for the District of Columbia, the last of the state prior process for the Democratic candidate setting for president .

"I will do everything possible to make sure that Donald Trump does not become president of the United States," he emphasized Sanders reporters at the end of his meeting with Obama, without allowing questions.

According to Sanders, Trump "would clearly be a disaster" as president.

The senator said, moreover, that it looks "amazing" that Republicans have elected their presidential candidate to a person who "made of intolerance and discrimination" one of the axes of his campaign, and that "insult to Mexicans, Hispanics, Muslims , african-Americans and women. "

So, at its next meeting with Hillary, Sanders expects to talk to her about how to "work together" to "defeat" Trump in November.

Although Sanders has reiterated today that will compete in the District of Columbia primaries to show, he said, he is "strongly in favor" of the Washington capital to become the state number 51 in the country, he did not speak to continue the campaign until the Democratic convention July in Philadelphia.

Senator commented on the other hand, waiting for the complete determination of the primary held on Tuesday in California, where he said the victory of Hillary Clinton was "much closer" than reported so far.

Sanders also thanked impartiality shown by both Obama and the vice president, Joe Biden, during the entire election.

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