In North Carolina, where CBS surveyed voters August 30 through September 2, 43 percent said Clinton’s explanations were changing and getting less believable.
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Florida and North Carolina, like OH, are critical battlegrounds in the 2016 race.
“Beyond forcibly removing every single undocumented person from this country, Trump has also promised to rescind DACA and DAPA, and deport American citizens who are born to undocumented immigrant parents”, Mr Mook said”.
And while Sunday’s CBS News Battleground Tracker shows Clinton, 68, leading Trump in two key states-by eight points in Pennsylvania and four points in North Carolina-recent polls show the race tightening nationally.
Polls show Trump’s support among African Americans is in the single digits. She has mostly traveled by private jet during the primaries and the summer but was being accompanied on the plane by journalists for the first time. Thirty-six percent said they backed Clinton largely because they opposed Trump.
Clinton was expected to attend the Labor Day festival in Cleveland alongside running mate Tim Kaine and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is planning a public campaign stop Thursday in Charlotte.
The Indiana governor continued, “What’s evident from all of the revelations over the last several weeks is that Hillary Clinton operated in such a way to keep her emails, and particularly her interactions while Secretary of State with the Clinton Foundation, out of the public reach, out of public accountability”.
New revelations from notes released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation from its July interview with Clinton about her email use showed that she said she did not recall specific training about how to handle classified information, and that she was unaware that confidential material was marked with a “C”.
“Having been the mayor of a city that was rotting when I took it over – on the front cover of Time magazine [in 1990 was] “The rotting of the Big Apple” – because of years of liberal-Democratic policies, NY could be Detroit if I hadn’t turned it around”, Giuliani told CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday.
“I said it that it was off the table”, Giuliani said.
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While Clinton battles accusations of secrecy and wrongdoing, the Trump campaign also has questions to answer on the issue of transparency.
