Trump Surrogate: Clinton’s Approach to Growth ‘Throw More Gov’t Grants out There that Don’t Create Jobs’

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OSBORNE: "We did have a very contentious primary. There were 17 candidates out there. Trump was able to come in and beat them all. What we’re seeing right now is a number of people to Donald Trump’s point that a lot of these are the Washington elite, that have relied on years and years of relationships with insiders here in Washington for contracts, et cetera. So when they see a candidate like Donald Trump, who is not afraid to stand up for what he believes in, and he may not speak in the language they’re used to, they get afraid. So they’re looking for — the hope is that he loses this fall so they can then attach themselves to somebody in 2020 and come out and run again. I think that’s the wrong approach. I think we have to look at what is the fundamental difference between a Republican and a Democrat. That is government is not the answer. Donald Trump yesterday said that we need to spur growth in our economy, whereas Hillary Clinton’s approach is let’s throw more government grants out there that don’t create jobs."