It will be just a few days until the United States elect a new president. Until then, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump continue to attack one another in a social media fight that has amused the voters.
The presidential race just got more entertaining, especially since both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will not give up the fight as they continue to oppose each other's views. Just recently, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump took it to Twitter to say that one is "unfit for president."
It was during the Halloween when Democratic presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton said to Donald Trump that he is "unfit" and "unqualified" to become president. Hillary Clinton continued attacking her rival, especially the issues surrounding Donald Trump's offensive statements against women.
"We work together. So there are many reasons why I think it is fair to conclude that Donald Trump is unqualified and unfit to be president," Hillary Clinton said.
"For my entire life, I've been a woman. When I think about what we now know about Donald Trump and what he's been doing for 30 years, he sure has spent a lot of time demeaning, degrading, insulting, and assaulting women. And I got to tell you, some of what we've learned - some of this stuff is very upsetting," she added.
During the same time, Donald Trump took the social media why Hillary Clinton is "unfit" to become president. He even described Hillary Clinton as a "crook" in handling email issues.
"Look at the way Crooked Hillary is handling the email case and the total mess she is in. She is unfit to be president. Bad judgement!" Donald Trump posted.
Both candidates have been campaigning on different locations. Donald Trump was with Mike Pence in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania while Hillary Clinton was in Florida.
Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton's defense of the Canadian health care system and the latter fired back when she campaigned with former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who claimed being offended when Donald Trump allegedly weight-shamed her.
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