Asked which problem concerns them the most about Trump, 33 percent say it’s not having the right temperament to be commander-in-chief; 27 percent say it’s his controversial comments about women, immigrants and Muslims; and 13 percent say it’s his praise for Vladimir Putin.
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The findings may sound an alarm for Trump because they show he’s failing, at least so far, to dominate among a group of voters who historically have supported Republicans, including Mitt Romney in 2012.
“We must deliver a just and very harsh punishment to these people”, he said. “These are enemies, these are combatants and we have to be tough, we have to be strong”. And 50 per cent said Clinton has given false information about her personal health to the public, compared with 37 per cent who said the same of Trump.
Identifying radical Islam as a major threat to the United States, the Republican Trump alleged that Clinton of the Democratic Party was not even speaking about the issue.
She added: “I know how to do this”.
“She’s not up more because she’s disliked and distrusted”, said GOP consultant Rick Wilson, who is working with independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin.
Data backs up Clinton’s claim, though she soon apologized for it.
Hillary has unquestionably lied so many times that she even lies about lying.
We caught the evil thug who planted the bombs.
Nate Silver on Tuesday gave Donald Trump his best chances yet of winning the November election. She insinuated that Islamic militants, particularly those affiliated with ISIS, are rooting for Trump to win the White House and are using some of his controversial proposals to recruit fighters. “He can get set off by a tweet”, he said.
Trump wants to stop the refugee program.
Higher-income voters are narrowly supporting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in another sign of how the 2016 presidential race is fracturing traditional voting blocs. At Temple University, she acknowledged she needs to do more to get millennials on board. “I think the answer is obvious”.
And while polls have tightened in Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, Clinton continues to have an edge in all of them.
Clinton holds a 21-point lead over Trump among likely NY voters in the Siena College poll, down from a 25-point lead one month ago.
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Authorities are also investigating the stabbings of nine people at a Minnesota mall as a possible act of terrorism.
