BARTLETT, N.H. – As Republicans prepared for their third primary debate, Hillary Rodham Clinton attacked her would-be general election opponents as “a little scary,” saying they “compete to insult each other.”
“It really is like a reality TV show, but the cast of characters are out of touch with actual reality,” she told Democrats gathered for a party fundraising dinner.
Her remarks were a striking contrast from her tone earlier in the day, when Clinton issued a plea for “common ground” at a luncheon in Manchester attended by voters from both parties.
“We’re all on the same team, Republicans or Democrats or whatever we will call ourselves,” Clinton said. “If you’re looking for someone to say what is wrong with America, I’m not your candidate. I think there is more right than wrong.”
She added: “I don’t think we have to make America great. I think we have to make America greater.”