This stark choice between change and temperament has been highlighted on the campaign trail where Clinton has ramped up her attacks on Trump’s character and fitness to be president. In December, the firm discovered 30 percent – about one out of three – Republican primary voters supported bombing Agrabah, the fictional Arabian city from the Disney film Aladdin. “So her unfavorable [rating] is not quite as high”, Newport said. That’s according to internal poll numbers released by Democrats in this state. She says she wants to build on President Obama’s policies with the biggest investment in jobs since World War II, while Trump says pausing business regulations and cutting taxes and better trade deals will “unleash a new era of prosperity”.
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Taking aim The Clinton campaign slated Mr Trump’s recruitment of the Breitbart chief, with her campaign manager, Robby Mook, taking aim at the conservative website.
While Clinton’s lead has not grown in the latest batch of polls, her lead on Trump is holding steady.
“The main victims of these riots are law-abiding African-American citizens living in these neighborhoods”, Trump said. Plus, his TV presence is consistently weaker than one expects from a presidential campaign.
As some former and current GOP officials are urging RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to abandon Trump and shift resources down-ticket, others say the party committee needs to prevent Trump from losing by such a large margin that it would make it virtually impossible to hang onto endangered Republican seats.
“He wants America to work for him and his friends, at the expense of everyone else”, Clinton said earlier this month in MI, before noting that it is impossible to know how “nice” his tax plan will be to the Trump family “because he refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in decades has done and release his tax returns”.
“Still, the prospect of voting for Hillary Clinton is uncomfortable to me, as if Dr. Van Helsing were compelled to vote for Dracula”, Cross wrote. “The crime? How can you with a straight face tell America we’re not going to have more of that?”
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has reportedly so far refused to invest in TV ads, with his TV ad spend paling in comparison to the supposed $61m spent on the slots by Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
“Here’s the reality: SC is very strongly Republican, and independents who like Trump are coming out”, he said, adding a prediction that the state’s turnout for Trump in November will be “record-breaking”. The margin of error in Colorado and Iowa was +/- 3.4% and +/- 3.5% in Virginia. Because I think the details actually matter.
“If we were to release a Republican Party-paid poll showing Trump up by 50 points, I hope it would get the same coverage as this one in the media”, McMullen told TheBlaze.
“So, it’s unfortunately not surprising to see this happen, coming from Trump after weeks of stories about his need to pivot to a more serious campaign”.
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By turns, in his 38-minute address, Trump condescendingly insulted African Americans and played to the racial fears of an audience that was, yes, overwhelmingly white.
