Another former Reagan official endorses Clinton

Another former Ronald Reagan official Friday has endorsed Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump. 

{mosads}Robert Tuttle, who served as assistant to the president and director of presidential personnel in Reagan’s administration, says his vote for Clinton will be his first vote for a Democrat in his entire life. 

“The Republican nominee for president has no government experience and has done nothing in his career to demonstrate that he is competent to be president,” Tuttle said in a statement.

“He has made repeated misstatements and inaccurate statements. He has insulted minorities, women, a war hero and Gold Star parents. He is unqualified and unfit to be president,” said Tuttle, who also was ambassador to the United Kingdom under George W. Bush. “I have never voted for a Democrat but I will vote for Secretary Clinton.”

Several Republicans have broken with the party to back Clinton after a series of flubs from Trump. 

Richard Armitage, who held top national security positions under Bush and Reagan, endorsed Clinton in June.

And earlier this week Frank Lavin, Reagan’s political director from 1987 to 1989, endorsed Clinton.