Hillary Clinton released her 2015 tax returns, making it nearly four decades of tax returns that the Clintons have made public.
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Speaking at a rally in Dimondale, Michigan, an overwhelmingly white suburb outside of Lansing, the GOP nominee argued that Democrats, including his rival Hillary Clinton, have taken advantage of African-American voters and taken their votes for granted.
Both Clinton and Trump continue to have a trust problem among voters.
“(Trump is) undisciplined”, Cross said.
“Donald Trump literally started his campaign by insulting people”, Clinton spokeswoman Christina Reynolds said in a statement, referring to the infamous campaign announcement speech in which Trump called Mexican immigrants “criminals” and “rapists”.
Rasmussen says Trump has been “steadily losing ground” since mid-July when his support peaked at 44 percent.
In an interview scheduled to air on Fox News on Sunday, Trump’s son Eric said Manafort left because his father wanted to avoid being “distracted by whatever things Paul was dealing with”. Earlier Thursday, Trump moved to invest almost $5 million in battleground state advertising to address daunting challenges in the states that will make or break his White House ambitions.
About half of Clinton’s supporters (51%) say there is at least some chance she would make major mistakes as president, while 48% think that there is hardly any chance.
On Thursday, the Democratic nominee released a 30-second TV ad that featured an old clip of Trump saying he’d “absolutely” release his returns if he ever ran for office and Republicans speculating on what could be hiding in Trump’s returns. The race is closer among men with 40 percent supporting Clinton and 39 percent backing Trump.
None of those things have come true, and it is very unlikely that will change before Election Day.
Fox news reporter Sean Hannity went so far as to host a panel of medical experts to comment on Clinton’s perceived health decline.
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By contrast, about two-thirds (64%) of Trump supporters say the election of a woman as president would be not too or not at all important.
