“And believe it or not, I regret it, particularly where it may have caused personal pain”. “Too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues”, Trump said, adding that he “is not a politician”.
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This was reportedly a decision made by Trump because he wanted to run the rest of the election on his own terms and more like he had run it during the Republican primaries. The state being targeted by the Trump campaign with at least $985K in broadcast ad buys.
The commercial will run in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania until August 29, NBC News reported.
Trump spent only $20 million on ads through May and hadn’t spent a dime on TV spots in the general election – until now.
Election Day is 81 days away, with early voting in the first states set to begin in five weeks.
Thirty-eight percent of registered voters said they felt the media was biased against Trump in an effort to get Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton elected.
White middle-class voters may be the core supporters of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but a recent survey shows an uptick in support from black voters.
“It had to happen”, said Republican consultant Bruce Haynes, founding partner of Washington-based Purple Strategies, “The revelations about the Ukranian involvement put the consultant in a position where he was overshadowing the campaign and choking its ability to delver its message”.
On Wednesday, Trump named Kellyanne Conway as his campaign manager and Steve Bannon as CEO.
“The American people deserve to know whether the president of the United States is making a decision in order to advance the best interests of the citizens of the country, or the best interest of his wallet”, said Sen.
Trump told CNN’s Don Lemon he had no regrets. Throughout the campaign, Trump has generally refused to apologize for remarks viewed as insensitive or insulting.
The attacks on both campaigns began previous year. Trump’s direct support of Putin and indirect support of Assad smack to me of treason.
Trump now trails Clinton in preference polls of most key battleground states.
Republican leaders, including former members of Congress, have called for the Republican National Committee to stop helping Trump and refocus its resources on helping candidates win down-ballot races for the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Although Trump claims his popularity with white, working-class voters could translate to victories in states such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Maine or CT, there’s little evidence to back that up.
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The ad focuses on security, specifically immigration. He’s spending $4 million overall, with $984,000 in Pennsylvania and $530,000 in Philadelphia. His biggest single-market investment comes in the Philadelphia area. Many people like what I said. “Those states are critical on that pathway”. “That could be no matter where you go in the country, we get no negative vote”, Trump boasted, as Clinton held talks in Manhattan with police chiefs.
