I’ll bring jobs back, We’ll bring spirit back.
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As congressional Republicans across the country grapple with the Trump effect on their home-state campaigns, the mild-mannered Portman, 60, may be pointing the way forward in his race, the nation’s most expensive Senate contest so far this year. “You’ll be able to walk down the street without being shot”, Trump said.
“The first thing we’re going to do is going to, if and when I win, is we’re going to get rid of all of the bad ones – we got gang members, we have killers, we have a lot of bad people that have to get out of this country”.
“What people don’t know is Obama got tremendous numbers of people out of the country”.
As for the Trump campaign, we reached out several times to speak with them about their strategy but never got a response.
“We are also going to reject the bigotry of Hillary Clinton, who sees people of color only as votes and not as human beings worthy of a better future”, he said. I mean, it’s obvious what’s going on. “We cannot afford this out of touch and divisive thinking in the White House, which is why we must take nothing for granted and work as hard as we can to make sure Hillary Clinton is our next president”, Marshall said.
Kaine also said Trump was proposing a self-serving tax plan while Democrat Hillary Clinton would cut and simplify taxes for small businesses.
There have been signs for weeks now that Trump was shifting course.
[Photo by Gerald Herbert/AP Images] Trump returned to speaking about the African-American labor force and said almost four in 10 African-American children live in poverty.
Clinton has accused Trump of sowing divisiveness and said she would propose a path to citizenship for some migrants living in the United States illegally. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., a close Trump adviser, said on CBS that the nominee is “wrestling” with the issue but has not changed his position yet.
The GOP’s biggest boogeyman told police in Ohio Monday he would give them military weapons if he’s elected president – and then told minority voters they live in cities that are worse than “war zones”, and must vote for him to stay safe.
More than a month after the Republican convention, Trump is in trouble in the Electoral College.
Trump is living large on other people’s money, as Donald Trump is taking millions of dollars that are supposed to be used to build his presidential campaign and instead giving it to his own companies. “If you are here illegally, you have to stay out.” she said.
Most of Trump’s talk about immigration has focused on building a large border wall between the US and Mexico.
“I can’t understand why the Republican Party doesn’t put a muzzle on him”.
Those voters know Trump’s birtherism and a long history, going back to Trump being sued for housing discrimination in the early 1970s.
The dual controversies over the foundation and over Clinton’s use of a private server and email account while secretary of state dovetailed on Monday.
Clinton, meanwhile, is spending the next three days fundraising across California.
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Lawyers for the department said they anticipate releasing the first batch of these new emails in mid-October, raising the prospect new messages sent or received by Democratic nominee could become public just before Election Day.
