Clinton fighting hard for Pennsylvania

President Barack Obama said if black voters fail to vote in sufficient numbers and Donald Trump wins the presidency, he will consider it a “personal insult”.

Amid confusion over the cause of the explosion, which ripped through the Chelsea neighbourhood of Manhattan injuring at least 29 people, the Republican presidential candidate appears to have jumped the gun.

President Obama lauded Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for her “unerring” judgement, experience and discipline in every job that she has had, saying he is “absolutely confident” she will be a “great President”.

Eighty-six percent of Democrats say the USA would be “damaged beyond repair” if Trump wins, while 83 percent of Republicans think the same would happen if Clinton wins. Last month, 53 per cent thought Clinton would be the next president. She added, “Now some of those folks, they are irredeemable”.

Clinton, at a speech in the nation’s capital, said Trump needed to apologize. It was the worst stretch of her campaign, and during it, a newly confident Trump for the first time in several weeks began to veer off his written remarks.

In late August, this National Review story stated Trump had an unworkable path to 270 electoral college votes.

And so, seven weeks out of Election Day, the race is as tight as can be.

“I just left Little Haiti”, Trump told the Miami crowd, alluding to a quick meeting with supporters who, without citing any evidence, accused President Bill Clinton of plundering Haitian quake relief programs.

Respondents took the survey after video surfaced of Clinton almost collapsing at a September 11 memorial in NY on Sunday.

Conway also mentioned a memo circulated by Mark Penn when he was chief strategist for Clinton’s 2008 campaign that talked about Obama’s lack of American roots.

The video sparked a renewed discussion about the health of both candidates.

Meanwhile, the governor also dismissed the idea that Trump’s birther history would hurt him with voters.

“I’ve seen that transition work in my state from fighting against equality, fighting against inclusion to embracing it and being stronger as a result”, Kaine said, echoing Clinton’s “stronger together” campaign-trail theme.

“I know I speak for not just everyone in this room but so many tens of millions of Americans: Mr. President, not only do we know you are an American, you’re a great American”.

“It’s not true that he kept it up for five years”, Christie said on CNN’s State of the Union. In a four-way split with Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein included, her lead is even smaller – about 1.1 points. OH is a tough state, and the Clinton campaign will try to motivate every last potential voter to turn out, no matter who they support for the Senate. The differences are partly due to the fact that some polls, like Reuters/Ipsos, try to include only likely voters, while others include all registered voters.

Partisan divides are running hot in America’s battleground states as many voters remain unhappy with the economy, according to a CBS News poll.