Donald Trump was using the tweet yesterday really to mock an effort by Hillary Clinton and her campaign to really distract attention from what the American people are going to be focused tomorrow night, which is on the issues, on the choice that we face.
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Donald Trump has preemptively tried to insist that moderator Holt not serve as a “fact checker” during the debate.
Clinton and Trump will square off Monday at Hofstra University in NY at 9pm. Aside from the usual questions that swirl around any presidential debate – such as the candidate’s views on the economy and worldwide relations – people are also interested in personal issues. He’s also spent numerous Sundays batting around ideas with aides. “I’m impressed with her knowledge and experience”. The refrain came up up with voters leaning toward Clinton and even those who remain undecided. But then reports surfaced in which Flowers said she would attend the debate.
The Clinton campaign has been forensically poring over footage of Mr Trump’s performances in those debates. So why would Trump even go down the road of bringing up Gennifer Flowers, who once had an affair with the president.
Pence spoke after Trump tweeted Saturday that he might ask Flowers to sit in the audience. To see more, check Politifact’s Truth-o-Meter. She wants families to have things like paid family leave and paid sick leave. This is the side of Trump as debater that doesn’t get talked about as much but was often on display in the primary debates. Some 53% of white voters back Trump, compared to 37% for Clinton, while non-white voters back her 69% to 19% for her Republican rival. But weeks before the New Hampshire primaries, NBC pushed for (and won) an additional Democratic debate. They conferred for hours with campaign outsiders who were asked to offer advice about Trump’s personality and temperament, according to people familiar with the meeting.
Some 88 per cent of Americans say they believe she is smart, but in the latest poll 66 percent said they do not find her honest.
Clinton and Trump will both make several stops around the state. About $40 million of the ads will play on national TV, he said.
Trump’s disappearing act was all the more remarkable because he was nearly always smack dab in the centre of the stage thanks to his strong position in the polls.
As of September 1, the campaign had about $50 million in cash, though in a news release earlier this month, the campaign said it had $97 million in cash when including his joint accounts with Republican Party allies. Clinton’s task is not only to help drive home the message that Trump is unfit to lead but also to show why a Hillary Clinton presidency would be more than a third term for the Obama agenda and Washington gridlock.
“Running down the other guy won’t suffice to make that argument”.
“I like Trump. I absolutely can’t stand Hillary Clinton”, he said. Just 37 percent say they don’t think the Democratic nominee should release more about her health, according to the Franklin Pierce/Herald poll.
Trump still trails in the polls, but he’s been closing the gap since mid-August. We’ve got a new dynamic this year.
She was particularly critical of Sen. Trump took out Jeb Bush by calling him “low energy”, Marco Rubio by calling him “little Marco”, and Ted Cruz by calling him “lyen’ Ted”.
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Information for this article was contributed by Julie Pace, Ken Thomas, Catherine Lucey, Emily Swanson, Julie Bykowicz, Jill Colvin and Kathleen Ronayne of The Associated Press and by Ros Krasny of Bloomberg News.
