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Gov Dayton Says Clinton is Best Qualified for President

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Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has maintained support for Presumptive Democratic Nominee, Hillary Clinton. Dayton says her experience makes her the best qualified

Dayton says he had the pleasure of seeing her experience at work first hand

Dayton added that no one comes close to Clinton in terms of reliability, shown by her time as Secretary of State. While there are opponents of Clinton that say she helped create the disaster in Iraq, Syria, and Libya, Dayton says there are no easy answers and not one person can be blamed.

Dayton responded to the high negative reactions to Clinton and Trump from both Republican and Democrat voters

Dayton says Clinton is the best prepared for an onslaught of negative press and whatever issues the next president will face.

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