Hillary Clinton holds campaign rally in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton returned to Pittsburgh on Tuesday for a campaign stop in the city’s South Side.

Clinton campaigned at the IBEW Circuit Center on Hot Metal Street.

"She's amazing and she's a real hero to a lot of girls like me," said Ava Cerny, a young Clinton supporter.

Once on stage, Clinton immediately addressed the shooting in Orlando.

"I believe we Americans are capable of protecting our second amendment rights while make sure guns don't fall into the wrong hands," Clinton said.

Clinton also spoke on Republican rival Donald Trump regarding his credibility to be president and his recent comments following the attack.

"It is yet more evidence that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be Commander in Chief," Clinton said.

Clinton said America is stronger when it is united and discussed the Orlando mass shooting, gun control and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

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