At the end of the OH church event organized by members of his diversity coalition, Trump was asked about recent high-profile police shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina. “And he looked like a really good man”.
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“I know I don’t have all the answers”.
“Maybe people like that, people that choke, people that do that maybe can not be doing what they are doing”, Trump said. One officer deploys a Taser.
The videos in question show Crutcher walking with his hands up before the shooting, but it is not clear on the videos where his hands were at the moment the shooting occurred. The case has prompted the Justice Department to investigate.
Democrat Hillary Clinton did not address escalating racial tensions on Thursday as she prepared for her first debate-stage meeting with Trump.
“Has she ever talked that way about radical Islam, or about those who oppress and murder women and gays overseas?”
“There is still much we don’t know about what happened in both incidents but we do know that we have two more names to add to the list of African-Americans killed by police officers”. Clinton has raised that habit as evidence that Trump is too thin-skinned to be trusted with nuclear weapons and other life-and-death decisions that cross a president’s desk. On Tuesday, 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott was fatally shot by Charlotte police officer Brentley Vinson, who is black.
Wednesday saw a second night of violent protests in the city, which included rioting, tear gas, and left one civilian dead. “Iowa, with a voting bloc that is overwhelmingly white, lacks the kind of large minority population that has fueled Hillary Clinton’s lead in some of the large industrial states”, Brown said.
Lowenstein also said the campaign will be doing real-time fact-checks during Monday’s event. But the poll came after Trump’s unusual press conference in which he stated, after leading the “birther” movement for 5 years, that President Barack Obama was born in the US, where he was born. “What the hell do you have to lose?” Johnson’s at 10 percent and Stein’s at 1 percent. Clinton spent Wednesday in Florida.
“Everyone’s saying that [Lauer] was soft on Trump”, Trump said last week on CNBC.
Half of the registered voters backing Clinton said their vote is more for Clinton, while 44 percent characterized it as more against Trump.
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However, high-income Americans consider Trump to be preferred candidate for their personal investments, choosing the businessman over Clinton by nine points, 45-36.
