While in Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday, Clinton will likely reiterate her case that Trump lacks the preparedness to serve as commander-in-chief. The battle lines between the two parties were drawn almost immediately in the stunned aftermath of the shooting as Trump set a combative tone. But the appeal for national unity contrasted with a characteristically partisan response from Trump, who lambasted Obama’s “weak” use of language and challenged Clinton to attribute a religious motive. Just days before she clinched the Democratic nomination for president, Clinton delivered a blistering speech targeting Trump’s foreign policy credentials. The first joint campaign stop of the cycle featuring Clinton and Obama, scheduled for Wednesday in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was postponed in light of the attack.

Source: The Guardian June 13, 2016 06:00 UTC