U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton delivers remarks at a gathering of law enforcement leaders at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in NY, U.S., August 18, 2016. According to POLITICO’s polling average, Trump is behind in all of these states.
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When asked if they expected Clinton to continue President Barack Obama’s policies if elected, 63% of Clinton supporters said yes.
Clinton’s campaign called the ad “misleading” on Friday afternoon and contended that Trump had made the country “less safe already” with his words and deeds.
The 12th and final annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative will showcase its philanthropic work and also the Democratic nominee’s greatest potential vulnerability – her ties to a sprawling global charity that has accepted donations from Middle Eastern governments, foreign businessmen with checkered histories and major corporations with business before the government.
They will start canvassing out of their Boardman office at 10a.m., and take part in phone banks on Saturday. They have the support of 10 percent and 4 percent, respectively, of the poll’s respondents overall, but among the under-30 crowd those numbers jump up to 19 percent and 9 percent.
That rally takes place on Monday at 7PM at Rhodes Arena.
After an appearance in OH on Wednesday, the top headline the next day in The Plain Dealer in Cleveland read, “Clinton Tears Trump Plan to Cut Estate Tax”, while The New York Times’ main campaign story focused on the tumult in the Trump campaign.
There’s a new Pew Research Center report out on the USA presidential election – one that shows Democrat Hillary Clinton leading “Republican” Donald Trump by a 41-37 percent margin.
What will Trump’s America be like?
More recently, his strong anti-immigration views have morphed into ominous promises to indefinitely bar most Muslims from entering the country, “extreme vetting” to prevent other unsafe foreigners from gaining entrance, and aggressive policing at home to root out foreign-born residents and their children who might commit terrorist attacks like the mass killings in San Bernardino and Orlando.
“Thank you for coming, Mr. Trump”, one woman screamed.
The state’s Democratic governor said he welcomed Trump to the state, but not for a “photo op”.
Trump headed to flood-damaged Louisiana to express solidarity with residents cleaning up after devastating flooding that left at least 13 people dead.
The NBC News battleground map suggests Clinton is likely to clinch 288 electoral college votes, above the 270-count threshold needed to win the presidency.
This update to the map is far from a prediction that the election is over and Clinton has won.
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During the primary, Trump famously ran very few ads, spending only a sliver of what others spent.
