A battle over accusations of bigotry continued to rage between Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump on Friday.
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Ernst and most other speakers offered praise for Trump, a rarity at a time when many Republican political leaders have distanced themselves from his candidacy due to his incendiary rhetoric.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a former chief of staff to Democratic President Barack Obama, has struggled in particular to contain violence in his city.
The Pew survey finds that support for building a border wall remains high among Trump supporters, at 79 percent.
Now, you must agree that it’s ironic, if not hypocritical, for Donald Trump to be leading the charge against the Clinton Foundation. “He is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the Republican Party”, Clinton said.
Clinton, the Democratic nominee, registers 41 percent support among likely voters, while Trump, her GOP counterpart, claims 36 percent.
He described some Mexican immigrants as “criminals and rapists” in a 2015 speech launching his candidacy and more recently questioned the impartiality of an American-born judge of Mexican heritage.
On Thursday, the NY real estate mogul-turned-politician criticized Clinton before her speech, saying she and her party had let black Americans down with failed economic policies and were falsely labeling Republicans as bigoted. It also shows headlines about a racial discrimination lawsuit the NY real estate mogul faced in the 1970s.
“It’s a exhausted, disgusted argument and is so totally predictable”.
At a MS rally on Wednesday, Trump called Clinton a “bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings”.
On Thursday, he denied he would loosen his proposed immigration restrictions.
Clinton has cited Trump’s impulsiveness before, saying, “A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons”.
Hillary Clinton’s defenders say the Clinton Foundation does tremendous, life-saving work – and they’re right.
The Aug. 22-25 opinion poll found that 41 percent of likely voters supported Clinton ahead of the November 8 presidential election, while 36 percent supported Trump. I’d say to both of them, back down.
Trump also has been criticised for vowing to deport millions of people living in the United States illegally.
For Trump, this is good news.
“General cluelessness about racial dynamics will diminish any possible black support that comes from Trump’s emphasis on job creation”, Hochschild said in an email. Pence also did not answer whether the campaign believes, as Trump has said, that children born to people who are in the USA illegally are not US citizens.
The potholed path to election 2016 is so treacherous, we need a break from the awfulness.
Also, they may have a new love of press releases because they sent one out from basically every surrogate calling for the Clinton Foundation to be shut down and for a special prosecutor. The “alt-right” brand, says Clinton, embraces extremism in the presentation of a dystopian view of America.
Also this week, The Associated Press reported that more than half the people from outside government who met or spoke by telephone with Clinton in the first half of her term as secretary of state had given money either personally or through companies or groups to the foundation.
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“It’s the lies and cynicism of Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine versus the hope and optimism of Donald J. Trump and Mike Pence”. Joni Ernst’s annual Roast and Ride event, Trump began by noting “there are millions of American-Americans in this country who have succeeded” but stressed that government has failed black communities, with nearly 40 percent of African-American children living in poverty. And I would suggest setting up extended campaign tours through Arizona, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Missouri.
