Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton urged voters in the early hours of the morning (Tuesday) to embrace her vision of "an America for all, full of hope and dignity," as she concluded her historic campaign, hoping to become the first woman to assume the presidency in the United States.
"Our core values are challenged in this election, but my faith in our future is stronger than ever," Clinton told a crowd of young people at the North Carolina rally.
On the other hand, the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, concluded his last festival for the presidential elections, promising to bring the country together within secure borders under the slogan “America First.”
Trump told reporters, "Imagine what can be accomplished for our country if we start working together as one people, who have one God, and salute one American flag."
AFP (United States)
