QUESTION: Secretary Clinton, the White House has labeled these lone wolf attacks a top concern and given these weekend’s events, what more specifically should be done and what would you do specifically beyond what President Obama has done?
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Clinton has since said she shouldn’t have used the word “half” – but has stuck with her criticism of many of Trump’s supporters, including white nationalist David Duke.
The two vice presidential nominees jousted over what Trump had meant in separate Sunday show interviews. At the time, the Democratic presidential primary was slipping away from Hillary Clinton and some of her most passionate supporters grasped for something, anything that would deal a final reversal to Barack Obama. In polls, her support from this group has waned in recent weeks.
Meanwhile, as Trump increases his lead overall, he is continuing to improve among black voters, Breitbart reported.
“It was natural for people who’ve been our political allies and personal friends to call and ask for things”.
“Part of the problem he faces is he has built this wall with the college-educated voters”, Republican pollster Ed Goeas said. We know that a lot of the rhetoric we’ve heard Donald Trump has been seized on by terrorists, in particular ISIS. “No one will work harder to make your life better”.
All this was evident at a focus group of undecided voters in the key swing state of Virginia. In New Jersey, a pipe bomb was detonated along the route of a 5k run for US Marines, while in St Cloud, Minnesota, police said multiple people were injured in a gun and knife attack at a shopping mall on Saturday evening.
Obama told the Congressional Black Caucus Saturday in a fiery speech that he would take it as a “personal insult” if Black Americans don’t vote in the upcoming presidential election on November 8. They found 750, said Clinton’s Pennsylvania director, Corey Dukes.
The Democratic candidate is slated to deliver a speech at Temple University that her campaign says will target younger voters and “address the stakes of the election for millenials”.
“The millennial generation is a key voting bloc in this election, and it’s clear that the campaign must do more to earn their vote”, Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton’s communications director, said in a statement.
“We slice it pretty thin”, Dukes said.
Mrs Clinton said Mr Trump’s “irresponsible reckless rhetoric” was “not grounded in fact” and cited a former head of United States counter terrorism’s claim that the “the kind of rhetoric and language that Mr Trump has used is giving aid and comfort to our adversaries”.
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“If you do the math, there aren’t enough votes in the rest of the state”, Rendell said.
