Donald Trump on Tuesday accused rival Hillary Clinton of “bigotry” and being “against the police”, claiming that she and other Democrats have “betrayed the African American community” and pandered for votes.
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With thirteen weeks left until the election, Greenberg says self-described billionaire Donald Trump faces has a massive uphill battle in hopes of turning the state red in November.
According to a recently released Reuters/Ipsos poll, some 19 percent of registered Republicans want Donald Trump to end his 2016 presidential campaign.
Children in the care of those services “will get special children’s room services, children’s spa services, even a nanny for a fee”, Clinton said, “but if you work for his business – if you clean the rooms, water the lawns, carry people’s bags – you get nothing”.
But no Republican has won NY since 1984, and Nassau Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs says that won’t change.
“That’s a long streak”, said Greenberg.
Trump has repeatedly provoked controversy in the weeks since his formal nomination as the Republican presidential candidate in July, despite appeals from party leaders for him to focus on issues that could win him the election.
Sexism: 70% of Millennials say sexism plays some role in hostility towards Clinton; 39% say it is a major reason.
Trump’s critics say Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to use the Republican nominee to further an anti-Western agenda. A Washington Post poll released Tuesday found that she leads him there by 14 percentage points – 52 percent to 38 percent among registered voters.
On Fox & Friends on Monday, former NY mayor Rudy Giuliani, who acts as a surrogate for Trump, defended the attacks on the media.
Last week’s economic speech of the Republican nominees was full of provocative statements, including falsely declaring that President Obama was the “founder” of the Islamic State. “And not necessarily for good things”.
Trump seemed particularly upset with a New York Times article that quotes unnamed associates of his as saying that in private “his mood is often sullen and erratic”. Democrats already numerically have the majority but are split into two factions.
“I believe the reporting out of US Central Command, which showed a rosier picture about US efforts against Isis, led the US to inadequately provide resources to take on the threat that has now grown and metastasised against the US”, Congressman Mike Pompeo, an author of the report and a Republican member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, told me.
“At first I supported Ben Carson, and when he dropped out, I was supporting Ted Cruz, and I wasn’t left with much when he left”, Serena Potter, 19, of Brownsburg, Ind., a student at Purdue University, said in a follow-up phone interview after being polled.
The vice president spoke briefly with some of Clinton’s advisers, including campaign chairman John Podesta, at the start of a day of campaigning together.
“We can never, ever allow this to happen again”, said Trump, after listing, blow-by-blow, all of the recent ISIS-inspired terrorist attacks within the U.S.in recent months.
He did say that implementing the policy overhaul would require a temporary halt in immigration from “the most risky and volatile regions of the world that have a history of exporting terrorism”.
“They know how to vote for one party for one office and the other party for another office”, said Greenberg, who said the Senate races will be fought “district by district”. He said destroying the terrorist group would be the centerpiece of his foreign policy and he would partner with any countries that share that goal – specifically singling out Russian Federation as a nation the United States could have a better relationship with.
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Trailing in opinion polls in so-called battleground states, Trump has increasingly begun to portray himself as a victim of the media.
