“We know that if we’re smart about it, we can bring back jobs from China and other places”, Clinton said at the start of a three-day bus tour of those up-for-grabs states. Clinton reprised themes from her Thursday night speech.
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Trump wins if he can keep the campaign focused on the anti-establishment narrative that boosted him from long-shot outsider to nominee, a plotline that helped boost him a bit despite a discordant Republican convention last week.
Trump has zeroed in on white, working-class voters in the region as critical to his campaign and plans to visit both states early next week.
Clinton and Kaine held a rally Friday at Temple University in Philadelphia before the bus tour departed for stops in Pennsylvania, including Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, on Friday and Saturday.
“She has been through a lot of battles and stands for noble values”, said Paul Griffin, 61, a janitor and union activist who will greet Hillary Clinton just as he did her husband on a rainy day in 1992.
“What I heard last night and over the last couple of days at the Democratic convention was exactly the right note”.
31% believe terrorism and national security is the number one issue facing the next president, 21% are most concerned about the economy and jobs and 8% believe the future of the Supreme Court of the United States is most important. In another tweet, he said that the “dishonest media didn’t mention that Bernie Sanders was very angry looking during Crooked’s speech”, referring to the senator from Vermont who was vanquished by Clinton in the primary contest.
Before Clinton took the stage, organisers blasted Sheryl Crow’s Woman in the White House in recognition of her achievement as the first woman to win a major U.S. party’s presidential nomination. It’s not so much that I’m on the ticket.
The bus trip is meant to highlight Clinton’s pledge to add new jobs, raise wages and promote homegrown manufacturing.
Wyden reacted sharply to the recent statement by Trump that he hoped Russian Federation had hacked Clinton’s emails and encouraged the foreign nation to release them. Possibly, although the latest Marist poll for the NBC/Wall Street Journal series showed similar results.
Rendell, speaking Thursday at a Bloomberg breakfast event, said voter-registration changes suggest Trump has “already made inroads” in Pennsylvania.
Trump also promised to escalate his already harsh attacks against Clinton.
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They waved American flags and held Trump campaign signs as well as homemade signs with phrases such as “Crooked Hillary” and “send her a$$ to jail”, and “lock her up”. “She said that what anxious President Kennedy during that very unsafe time was that a war might be started – not by big men with self-control and restraint, but by little men – the ones moved by fear and pride”. “I loved it when she said, “No, Donald, you don’t”. I’m taking the gloves off”.
