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New Clinton ad spotlights Trump disrespect for veterans, military families

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Hillary for America released a new television ad, entitled “Sacrifice,” spotlighting Donald Trump’s continued disrespect towards veterans and military families.

The ad, which is airing nationwide on cable, features veterans including former Senator Max Cleland, responding to Trump’s comments about vets and the military.

“Donald Trump compares his business record to the sacrifices of the men and women who have dedicated their lives and lost loved ones in battle for their country.  From his attacks on Gold Star families to his insulting comments towards prisoners at war, Trump has been disrespecting our veterans and military for decades, proving he’s unqualified and temperamentally unfit to be Commander in Chief. Our veterans deserve better,” said Hillary for America Veterans and Military Families GOTV Director Rucker Culpepper

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