About a month ago, Trump, 70, was trailing Clinton by more than seven-eight points on an average.
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Reporters were barred from covering the meeting.
So far in this campaign, Clinton has struggled to do precisely that, and appearing unguarded – fairly or not – has been one of her biggest political challenges. Clinton also stressed her support for the new military aid agreement reached earlier in September and her commitment to countering efforts to boycott Israel.
“They’re going to be at each other’s throats, It’s going to be very hostile”.
If the chances of a Trump presidency “increases in coming weeks, then you need to start questioning the Fed’s intentions [with interest-rate policy] for December and you’ll want to reduce your exposure to, particularly, USA equities and the dollar”, he said. Trump’s campaign said in a statement released afterward the two discussed topics important to both nations.
“He agreed with Prime Minister Netanyahu that the Israeli people want a just and lasting peace with their neighbours, but that peace will only come when the Palestinians renounce hatred and violence and accept Israel as a Jewish state”.
As many as 90 million people are expected to tune in as the pair face off at Hofstra University in NY six weeks before the November 8 election.
Mo Elleithee, a former Clinton adviser, said ads taking Trump to task on the birther issue might be worth it in states such as Pennsylvania and North Carolina if there’s a chance that would help Clinton even marginally increase her support from black voters.
Mr Trump has argued that he has extensive experience with foreign policy through his career as a business executive and blames Mrs Clinton for numerous nation’s stumbles in foreign policy.
That’s the reason 100 million Americans – many of whom loathe both of these nominees – are expected to tune in to the first presidential debate of the 2016 race.
Clinton’s presidential campaign announced on Sunday that the two will headline an event on college affordability that will take place at the field house at the University of New Hampshire at Durham.
“All that we’re asking is that, if Donald Trump lies, that it’s pointed out”, Mook said.
But Trump has already stated that he does not believe Holt’s goal as moderator is to police each candidate.
“I’m a little bit more towards Hillary [but] it is a lesser of two evils”, Ali said.
But Mike Pence, Trump’s running mate, told “Fox News Sunday” that Flowers would not attend the debate.
Conway says Trump’s tweeted threat to put Flowers in the audience was merely countering the prospect of billionaire Mark Cuban, a harsh Trump critic, attending the debate. “I need to start doing some research and then I’ll make some decisions”, she said.
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“Certainly Donald Trump needs to improve his numbers with women”, Republican pollster Kristin Soltis Anderson said. Other times, it was an uncharacteristically subdued Trump, content to disappear from the spotlight for long stretches of time and let his competitors command the stage and attack one another.
