Political independents are closely divided – Trump holds a three-point edge with them now. “She’s the devil”, Trump said at a rally in Pennsylvania.
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But his latest comments could hurt Trump’s general election campaign as his supporters might decide not to turn out to vote if the election is already “rigged” against their candidate.
Clinton’s gain also comes after a series of controversial comments made by the Republican nominee this past week regarding the family of a fallen American soldier and Trump’s suggestion that Russian hackers should seek out deleted Clinton emails.
Hanna wrote that he has “long held the belief that the Republican Party is becoming increasingly less capable of nominating a person who is electable as president”, suggesting that Hispanics, women and the LGBT communities are groups that the GOP has grown increasingly out of step with.
A new national poll from CNN also shows Clinton receiving a big boost on the heels of the Democratic National Convention. For more information, please view the above video.
“I saw that and felt incensed”, Hanna said in an interview. “And I love playing golf with him”.
There were better-rated speeches at the DNC.
The poll found that most of the people (58 percent) who watched Clinton’s convention speech last week in Philadelphia thought it was “excellent” or “good”.
Clinton’s overall favorability ratings changed little after the convention.
Trump was speaking about a symbolic show of party unity during the Democratic National Convention when Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont told the chairwoman from the convention floor that Hillary Clinton, 68, should be selected as the party’s nominee.
Trump had previously alluded to the former First Lady as being the diablo, saying only on Friday: “Bernie blew it. “He sold his soul to the devil”. According to the poll, support for Clinton has jumped by four percent – 46 percent of registered voters who participated in the poll favor her, while 39 percent back Trump. Americans are almost twice as likely to say she is qualified for the job as to think that about Donald Trump. She has a 21-point lead on being ready to be Commander-in-Chief.
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Clinton’s policy, he said, “crippled Libya and Syria and Iraq”.
