Obama does not believe Trump will be that president.
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Trump has been floating the idea that the November election could be “rigged” during multiple campaign stops this week, at times suggesting that voter ID laws that have been recently struck down by courts are easing the supposed fraud.
Ross added, “I assume this will change soon”.
As of publication, PredictIt has not responded to our request for comment. “You would think we should be focusing on Hillary Clinton and all of her deficiencies”.
Obama, at a Pentagon news conference, dismissed Trump’s statements that the election could be “rigged” against him. Ryan has backed Trump despite deep differences on policy and temperament, and has encouraged other Republicans to unite behind the party’s nominee. Don’t be excited when you see headlines showing that big money Republicans are giving support to Hillary Clinton because that is a sign that the Democratic Party is once again going to make a further jump to the right.
Clinton campaigned this week in Colorado, another swing state where Trump is trailing in recent polls.
Though he has spoken strongly against Trump’s candidacy in recent weeks, Obama said he still only had “one vote”. “Donald Trump would not pay people who did work, painters and plumbers and glass installers and marble installers and architects”.
Trump told CBS 12, a Daytona Beach, Florida, TV station, on Wednesday that “the campaign is doing really well” and he vowed, “We’re going to focus more on Hillary Clinton”.
Hannity, a Fox News host and one of the most influential conservative pundits in the country, said that the blame would be warranted because Republican leaders have been “more harsh” toward Trump than “Obama and his radical agenda”.
“There is no doubt in my mind that Donald Trump is unqualified to be president and unfit to be commander in chief”, Clinton said Wednesday to roars from a crowd in Denver.
The president said Americans should “not panic, not succumb to fear” and that the U.S.is still strong.
The billionaire has given $5,400 to Clinton’s campaign this election cycle, but the former first lady appears not to have been his first candidate of choice.
“The reason we had to give them cash is precisely because we’re so strict on maintaining sanctions, and we do not have banking relationships with Iran”, he said. “But I would tell you differences in style should never be confused with differences in conviction”.
“Persistent rumors are circulating that Trump will pull out of the race, but we think that is very unlikely”, Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe said.
“Everything he’s made he’s made somewhere else”, she said as she toured a Las Vegas electric manufacturer Thursday afternoon.
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Their concern? A belief that the numbers could dip – and could lull voters into a false belief that her campaign doesn’t need their support with the election still months away.
