Because to not vote for her, to throw his vote away on the Libertarian candidate, is to not stand up and be counted against Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump has an 11-point lead over Hillary Clinton in IN and the governor’s race is a virtual tie, according to a Monmouth University poll released Wednesday. “I could never vote for Donald Trump”, Richard J. Cross III, who worked on the speechwriting staff for the Republican convention in Cleveland last month, wrote in an op-ed published Wednesday in the Baltimore Sun.
“I will also have trouble sleeping at night if Hillary Clinton is elected”, Stein told CNN. As per RealClearPolitics, which keeps track of all major national polls, Clinton is leading Trump by more than six percentage points.
“We reject the bigotry of Hillary Clinton, which panders to and talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes”, Trump said.
“And finally, like Trump himself, Breitbart and Bannon have frequently trafficked in all sorts of deranged conspiracy theories from touting that President Obama was not born in America to claiming that the Obama Administration was importing more hating Muslims”, he said.
“I’m asking for the vote of every African-American citizen struggling in our country today that wants a different and much better future”, Trump said during a speech in Milwaukee.
According to the poll, IN voters are more likely to see this move as Bayh just wanting to get back into politics (42 percent) rather than a desire to serve the public (31 percent).
To that end, Mrs. Clinton tried to sprinkle personal stories around her policy details.
Yet a poll conducted for the John Gregg for governor campaign shows the two tied at 44 percent in a survey that has a four percent margin of error.
Paul Manafort, the Trump campaign chairman who in recent days has come under scrutiny for his links to the pro-Russia former president of Ukraine, will remain in his current role, the reports said.
“Gregg was involved in one of the closest governor’s races in IN history when he faced off against Pence four years ago”.
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Holcomb campaign manager Mike O’Brien said Holcomb will continue Indiana’s forward momentum. (T) his is a citizenship election similar to others we have had in our history.
