Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross stood behind Republican Donald Trump but urged him to stop engaging in exchanges that benefit the Democrats and make the real estate mogul’s behavior the issue in the US presidential campaign.
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The poll released Friday shows Clinton at 44 percent and Trump at 40 percent in a head-to-head matchup, within the poll’s margin of error.
With both conventions now mostly incorporated in the UPI/CVoter data, the effects for Trump show a steady downward trend from his high water mark coming out of the Republican National Convention. “I’m here to tell you Donald, you’re wrong”, said Clinton.
The Democratic and Republican conventions last month didn’t produce a ton of fresh education policy talk-but the respective nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump still gave us some more K-12 material to work with.
Clinton also enjoys an edge with women, earning 51 percent to the GOP’s presidential nominee 35 percent.
In the new poll, 65 percent said Mrs. Clinton is at least somewhat qualified to be president, while 58 percent said Mr. Trump is “not very” or “not at all” qualified.
‘Leadership is creating consensus in our awesome country and letting everybody know that American exceptionalism and the American dream are alive and well, that’s what leadership is, that’s what Hillary Clinton is, ‘ said Cuban. Running only against Trump, Clinton led by 10 points. The Independents and undecideds in the state are breaking for Clinton, because of Trump. Colorado and Nevada are among the top battleground states in the fall election and Clinton is using the events to point to a voter mobilization push under way by the campaign aiming to register more than 3 million voters and have them commit to vote in the election. Forty-nine percent of GOP voters surveyed said they would have liked to see the Republican Party nominate somebody else, with 50 percent voicing a preference for Trump.
As for Clinton backers, only 18 percent said they have friends who support Trump, and 47 percent said they have no friends who want to “Make America Great Again”.
Sanders is clearly aware that a lot of his supporters are not happy with Clinton, and some are even willing to throw in with Trump.
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“Donald Trump is a campaigner and a warrior”, Sessions told CNN’s Erin Burnett on “OutFront”.
