“Donald Trump doesn’t need a tax cut”, she said. “They’re terrific people, they’re winners, they’re champs, and we need to win it”, Trump told The Associated Press in a phone interview early Wednesday. “They can make him read new words from a teleprompter”, Clinton said at an election rally in Cleveland on Wednesday (Aug 17).
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Former Breitbart editor Dana Loesch, who sued the website to be freed from her contractual obligations in 2012 over the “hostile” work environment she experienced, said that Bannon’s hire spelled trouble for those hoping for a Republican victory in November.
Details of the new pecking order were hashed out at a lengthy senior staff meeting at Trump Tower Tuesday while Trump was on the road.
With polls showing the bombastic billionaire trailing his White House opponent Hillary Clinton overall and in battleground states, it appeared Trump was trying to expand his support base beyond his core of working-class white voters.
Clinton maintains larger leads over Trump in both Colorado and Virginia, which were also included in the poll.
Quinnipiac’s poll in Iowa said that Clinton is leading Trump in a head-to-head matchup by a margin of 47 percent to 44 percent.
“If our effort to get people out to vote this year continues I think we’ll do very well”, said State Democratic Chairman John Zody, “and I think that means that Secretary Clinton can win IN”. “Your tax dollars support the Food and Drug Administration that tests those drugs., and then we end up in America paying the highest prices for drugs we have helped to create”.
CLINTON: Would not change the corporate tax rate.
Mr Trump said: “The Democratic Party has taken the votes of African-American for granted”.
“That’s what I’m going to continue to do for the next 83 days”.
“Mike Pence may help him with Indiana”, said John Ketzenberger of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute.
Giuliani adds that “A lot of people think he has no organization – good, I like them to think that”.
Republican Donald Trump is overhauling his campaign once again, bringing in Breitbart News’s Stephen Bannon as campaign CEO and promoting pollster Kellyanne Conway to campaign manager.
The allegation was the final straw for the Clinton campaign, which hit back last night, claiming Mr Trump was “simply parroting lies”.
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“This latest shake-up turns the?? campaign over to someone best known for running a so-called news site that peddles divisive, at times racist, anti-Muslim, and anti-semitic conspiracy theories”, Mook said. The Wall Street Journal wrote in an editorial Sunday that Trump’s “window for a turnaround is closing” and that if Trump doesn’t “change his act” by Labor Day, the Republican Party “will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the Senate and House and other down-ballot races”.
