Besides the Hispanic community, Donald Trump is also trying to appeal more to black voters, claiming that they should finally quit supporting Democrats and give Republicans a chance.
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Both the Trump and Clinton campaigns have spent more time in territory that is leaning toward Clinton.
“That doesn’t mean that the Russians have been pushed out of this campaign”.
Monty agreed with that summary of the meeting, saying Trump “didn’t specify what he was going to do, but the questions he asked and concerns he expressed seemed to indicate that he’s open to a solution that is fair, compassionate”. General Michael Flynn, who spoke at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland last month and accompanied Trump to his first classified security briefing on Wednesday.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign responded to Conway’s comments by listing comments Trump has made in the past year firmly calling for mass deportations and comparing his plan to “Operation Wetback”, deportations carried out during the 1950s under President Dwight Eisenhower.
Paul Manafort, the campaign’s chairman, resigned on Friday, days after Trump promoted Conway to manager from her role as senior adviser, and named veteran conservative operative Stephen Bannon as chief executive.
Trump has accused Mexico of sending rapists and criminals across the southern US border, and he surged to the Republican nomination with a call to build a wall between the two countries and deport those living in the USA illegally.
Conway, whose background is as a pollster, said the campaign wants to get away from a focus on Trump’s personality and onto the Obama administration’s record, and Clinton as a continuation of what it describes as unpopular policies such as the Obama’s health care law.
“We’ll get it done”, he said, adding that he and the rest of the Democratic presidential hopeful’s team are “looking forward to the debates”.
Conway said that “as the weeks unfold”, Trump will reveal the specifics of his immigration plan.
He accused Clinton of wanting to give jobs to refugees rather than unemployed African-Americans in the U.S., saying they have “become refugees in their own country”.
Trump knows that many voters are disturbed at chaos in the world and at home and they want a tough leader who can stand up to adversaries, West told Xinhua. Donald Trump himself said this was not a pivot.
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“Roger Ailes is a genius when it comes to television, when it comes to communicating with people, but so is Donald Trump”, she said. Mook highlighted the Clinton Foundation’s work to provide drugs that combat malaria and HIV.
