CLEVELAND — Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi predicted Wednesday that Nov. 8 will be a “day of reckoning” for corrupt public officials, including Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
“It’s a day of reckoning for all those who have abused their power,” Bondi told the Republican delegation on the third night of the GOP convention. “It’s the day when we the people will take back our government from Washington bureaucrats playing doctor with our healthcare to a president who’s been playing fast and loose with our constitutional rights and Russian roulette with our borders.”
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“Nov. 8 is when America feels safe again because that’s when America wins again,” she said, adding that “winning this election means something to which I’ve dedicated my entire career: the rule of law.”
Bondi claimed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will put an end to Washington insiders like Clinton, who “believes the laws don’t apply to her.”
“Donald is going to roll back Obama’s unconstitutional executive orders. He will enforce our immigration laws to keep us safe while allowing legal immigrants to bless this nation with their talents and their dreams,” she said.
