The Democratic former secretary of state accused Donald Trump of promoting the elimination of the estate tax that, she said, would reduce taxes for his family by $4 billion.
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While polls have shown Clinton building a lead following the Philadelphia convention, Democrats are fearful that a depressed voter turnout might diminish support among the minority, young and female voters who powered Obama to two victories. “Make no mistake, reversing this risky trend for Congressional Republicans is the No. 1 priority for the GOP right now and the party is very close to the “couldn’t care less” mode when it comes to Trump’s chances to win in November”.
Romney says: “Either he’s not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is (or) there’s a bombshell in Donald Trump’s taxes”.
Clinton campaign spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri responded with a statement early Wednesday accusing Trump of being the bigot instead. It had one interesting idea – allowing parents to deduct more of the costs of child care – surrounded by empty slogans about protectionism and the infinite glory of tax cuts. “It’s time for the wealthiest Americans, whoever you are, as well as corporations and Wall Street to pay their fair share of taxes”.
And she went down the menu of things in OH that she said would be a better use for the $4 billion that she said would benefit the Trump family if the estate tax were killed.
“We could build 280 new elementary schools”, Mrs. Clinton said. We could eliminate the outstanding student loans of 166,000 Ohioans.
Giuliani adds that “A lot of people think he has no organization – good, I like them to think that”.
“It might give them more incentive to make a decision one way or the other”, Dent, co-chairman of a group of about three dozen House centrists, said in a telephone interview. “We have to take this on”.
In 2016, Clinton’s campaign, says Begala, has similarly tried to fill out her public image.
The campaign said the changes come amid what it called significant growth for the Trump candidacy, “with the first major TV ad buy of the general election slated to start later this week and with additional top-flight operatives joining the movement on a near-daily basis”. As the two sides traded barbs, the Trump supporter’s final word was to scold them for supporting Hillary, “the biggest criminal to ever run for president”, she said.
Donald Trump is in a dead heat with Hillary Clinton here in Indiana. “. He wants to reduce those numbers by having a broad, low-based tax policy that returns the money to Americans”. Breitbart has also actively promoted false conspiracy theories about Clinton, and some have then made their way into Trump’s remarks.
Clinton has an edge is among younger people, with many of them under 40 supporting Clinton by a 39% to 35% edge. As part of Trump’s move, the Republican presidential nominee plans to restore a full-bore anti-establishment tenor to the campaign, ending sporadic efforts to moderate his tenor and reach out to skeptical Republicans and independents, according to a person familiar with the matter.
A combative conservative media executive with no presidential campaign experience, Stephen Bannon, will serve as CEO of Trump’s White House bid.
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He’ll have his next chance to put his latest strategy on display at a rally tonight in Charlotte, the beating heart of must-win North Carolina. Just 27 per cent of registered voters think Trump would make a good or great president, while 55 per cent say the bellicose NY billionaire developer would be either poor or awful president, a Pew Research Center poll said on Thursday, Xinhua news agency reported.
