Breitbart editor-in-chief Alex Marlow explained in a statement accompanying the survey that the site would launch its own series of polls to provide “an accurate assessment” of the 2016 race. “I think that would be the only discussion we would hear all the way until November”. Reporter: Trump pumping out almost a dozen tweets over the weekend bashing the media, blaming reporters for his sagging poll Numbers, tweeting, I have always been the same person, remain true to self. Only 28 percent of voters in the Siena poll said Trump is honest and trustworthy, while 69 percent said he is not. 13 people who like and have served in the Military.
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Clinton has been leading consistently with non-white voters. 50,000 people are in this poll not the 100 like other polls. It is from direct contact.
Their sources are Investment Watch and ALIPAC.
In the op-ed, Sanford stated he released his tax returns both times he ran for governor in SC, which, he said “felt a bit like a colonoscopy: I didn’t like it, but it was our tradition in SC”.
Should Mr Trump get the chance to put his “nostrums” into practice, Asian countries would be forced to shift towards states challenging the United States, most notably China, and some might seek security through nuclear weapons, the former officials said. USA Today says that even Richard Nixon, who might be the least cool figure in all of American history, got more of the youth vote than Trump is expected to get.
“In the new survey, half of those under 35 say they identify with or lean toward the Democrats; just 20 percent identify with or lean toward the Republicans”. Not to blame, Trump suggested, were his own remarks that gun-rights supporters could “do something” if Clinton becomes president and appoints liberal judges, or his repeated insistence that President Barack Obama “founded ISIS,” using an acronym for the Islamic State. We have the candidate himself claiming everything is “rigged”. The candidate labeled reporters the “lowest form of humanity” in Pennsylvania on Friday. “We need to see a positive week out of him to create a positive trajectory”.
“It is not “freedom of the press” when newspapers and others are allowed to say and write whatever they want even if it is completely false!” he tweeted Sunday afternoon.
And, he added, Clinton could make “a darn good president”.
Trump’s lies are unsafe. “Obviously we share concern for some of the rhetoric and temperament issues but at the end of the day, when you are choosing between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, I think the choice is clear”.
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Trump was playing to a wider industrial audience during his economic address in Detroit, promoting “American steel” and “energy mined from American sources” obvious signals to nearby OH and Pennsylvania.
