Hillary Clinton Calls for Unified Nation as She Accepts Democratic Nomination for President
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by News Editor
Hillary Clinton, the first woman to lead a major American political party’s presidential ticket, accepted the Democratic nomination Thursday night with an appeal for a more collaborative and unified nation in the face of domestic divisiveness and global uncertainty.
And she described her opponent, Republican nominee Donald Trump, as a self-absorbed and unstable leader antithetical to America’s need for cool-headed and compassionate leadership.
Read full story at NBC News.
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