The Republican nominee also has taken flak from critics for issuing his appeal to minority voters in towns and cities that are overwhelmingly white.
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“This is among the strongest and most unmistakable pieces of evidence of what we’ve long suspected: at Hillary Clinton’s State Department, access to the most sensitive policy makers in USA diplomacy was for sale to the highest bidder”.
“I am not going to relitigate in public my private conversation with him”, Clinton replied. You have a right to walk outside without being shot.
In the Golden State, many of her events were at well-worn stops on the Democratic money trail.
“Hispanics are exhausted of being used by these phony politicians”, Trump roared above the rumbles of a thunderstorm audible inside. “I can not say that [FBI Director] Mr. [James] Comey has not completed a full investigation but it seems like he has not”.
A statement Clinton issued on Monday said those changes will go into effect if Hillary Clinton is elected. A strong showing by a third party candidate could also influence the outcome.
Farage lent his support on Wednesday, saying Trump represented the same type of anti-establishment movement that he masterminded in his own country.
“If there’s something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives, I don’t know what it is. I’m hearing you. But I will say this, if I was an American citizen I wouldn’t vote for Hillary Clinton if you paid me”, Farage said.
Bill Clinton announced this week that if his wife is elected, the foundation will accept only U.S. contributions, that he will step down from the board and will no longer raise funds for the charity. Bryant, who has endorsed Trump, is a staunch supporter of House Bill 1523, which many people consider anti-LGBT.
ATLANTA (AP) – Former President Bill Clinton said Wednesday that he’s proud of people who have donated to the Clinton Foundation and the work the organization has done, as he waded into a dispute that Republicans are hoping will damage his wife’s presidential campaign.
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The CNN/ORC polls in Arizona and North Carolina were conducted by telephone August 18 through 23. The candidates are running about even in eight states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan and North Carolina, and the polling sample is too small to determine the victor in Alaska, Wyoming and Washington D.C. But Trump would need to win the 21 states now in his column and sweep all of the remaining “toss-up” states to win the presidency.
