The logic is simple (her opponents would call it simplistic): build a fence, and there won't be nearly as many immigrants crossing the border illegally.
In recent months, both of these things have been overshadowed, partly by the scandal surrounding her e-mails and partly by Trump's big simplistic slogans: build a wall, keep out Muslims, get tough on China, and so on.
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, attacked the report as "simplistic" and being built on "false assertions" about levels of spending received by schools.
Innovation and entrepreneurship policies built on simplistic assumptions no longer fit the global reality.
That is corny, even for football, a sport built on simplistic, unchallenged verities.
Mr Abbott, long dismissed as unelectable, has seen his hand much strengthened: his campaign was built on simplistic slogans about paying back debt, stopping boats of asylum-seekers and ending waste and he all but defeated Labor after just one term.
You have a simple groove pounding away, but it seems too simplistic so you build it up and add another bridge or something.
With its slightly starry cast, simplistic conceit and a comedic dynamic built mainly on one-liners, it seemed more than a little generic.
This story is admirably coherent, if simplistic; above all, it's classical, built on a distillation of the Hollywood-studio-style heist film.
Hilary Cottam, principal partner at Participle, believes that our jobcentres are built on an over-simplistic economic model "without any real understanding of psychology".
