Some of the new apparel and novelty items available from the Trump campaign’s online store incorporate opponent Hillary Clinton’s official campaign logo – a letter “H” and an arrow – in slogans such as “Guilty as Hill”, “Hill No 2016” and “DisHonest”.
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The relationship between Clinton and the Clinton Foundation has been under scrutiny after newly released emails showed top foundation donors requesting meetings or favors from her while she was secretary of state. “He has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia”, Clinton said.
Ernst was speaking at the “Roast & Ride” event in Des Moines, Iowa, that she hosted. “You look at what’s happening to African-Americans and Hispanics in this country”, Trump said during a Thursday night interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper.
But as Trump has fallen behind Democrat Hillary Clinton in the polls, he has apparently begun to scale back his anti-illegal immigration rhetoric.
“I don’t like that but, hopefully, that’s going to change”, Branstad said.
Pressed whether she would be launching the same attacks she is facing if roles were reversed and a Republican was in her shoes, Clinton said that wouldn’t be the case. The video also shows Clinton’s former Democratic rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders, denouncing the phrase as “a racist term”. Clinton has since apologized.
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said on Friday, Aug. 26, the Clinton Foundation was seeking other organizations to partner with as it looks to wind down some of its charitable work, but defended her work as secretary of state as independent from her family’s foundation.
The survey comes from YouGov, and it was done with the intention of finding out if voters really consider the election to be the lesser of two evils, as it has often been described.
Saturday’s briefing was Clinton’s first since becoming her party’s nominee and she did not receive it with any aides present, her campaign said. Trump was accompanied by retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie when he received his briefing.
And in the course of just a few days, Trump has argued that deportations should focus on those who commit crimes, veering into the same territory as President Barack Obama and Clinton. Notice a theme? They’re all swing states.
“We need that kind of leadership again”, she said. Grammarly found that Trump supporters made about 2.1 mistakes every 100 words, compared to Clinton supporters who made 1.8 mistakes per hundred words.
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In a hat tip to Iowa’s agriculture industry, Trump renewed his commitment to continuing a requirement that all gasoline sold contain an ethanol-based additive, an issue important to corn growers. But there is a very good chance the answer could be yes [to deporting all illegal immigrants].
