Ex-adviser to George W. Bush will vote for Hillary Clinton

Leslie Westin, a former adviser to President George W. Bush, has become another representative of the Republicans, who have announced their intention to vote for Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election.

“Our nation faces a unique set of challenges that require experienced and strong leadership,” Westin said. “It is for this reason that today I personally support Hillary Clinton. She has the skills and commitment to American values ​​that will help grow the economy, create jobs and protect America both at home and abroad.”

Vestin in the Bush administration in the White House was the head of the department for relations with public organizations and the population, and also served as deputy assistant to the president of the United States.

In this case, as noted, Leslie Westin did not give reasons why she did not support the candidate of the Republican Party, Donald Trump.

Vestin, therefore, entered the list of conservatives who refused to help Trump.

Among them, as before wrote ForumDaily, Sally Bradshaw, chief adviser of ex-Governor of Florida Jeb Bush, brother of George W. Bush, and ex-representative of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Trump's associate, and Frank Levine, one of the leaders of the Reagan administration.

“Trump lacks the essential qualities required to be president in terms of character and conduct. This shortcoming shows that he is not up to the task of leading the country,” Lavigne told CNN.

Last Friday, CIA former acting head Michael Morell, who worked in both the republican and democratic administrations, also openly supported Clinton.

In addition, a prominent Republican congressman from New York, Richard Hanna, called US presidential candidate Trump narcissistic and aggressive, expressing support for Hillary Clinton.

Westin, 55, who formerly ran TechNet, a policy network of tech executives, is now president of the Personal Care Products Review Council of America.

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