The Republican candidate for president says you live Hobbesian lives of misery and despair, with no options, no prospects, no joy, no hope.
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Miller warns that conflicts of interest “would continue unabated in a Hillary Clinton administration” under the proposed plan. A survey conducted by the National Association for Business Economics found that only 14 percent of its members believe that Trump is the best presidential candidate to manage the USA economy, The Hill reports. The goal, says her campaign, is to make it cheaper to start a company. On May 18, the day the fundraising deal was announced, Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach was paid $29,715; Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida, was paid $35,845; and Trump Restaurants LLC was paid $125,080, according to FEC records.
Anyone who doubts this should only consider Trump’s idea of an appeal to African-American voters: “What do you have to lose by trying something new like Trump?”
Trump paid for most of his primary campaign out of his own pocket, and only began soliciting contributions in late May.
His aides said on Tuesday that in the coming weeks Trump was planning to visit urban areas, including schools and churches, mostly inhabited by minorities to urge Black and Latino communities to support his presidential bid. Given the available evidence, I suppose it’s safe to say Trump’s position is in flux. Pressed on what he meant, Sessions said Trump is “wrestling with this issue”. “I’m white”, she said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week”. As the Daily Beast noted, that was her third time on the comedian’s program, while she hasn’t held a press conference in more than 260 days. I’m not holding my breath, but I’m not ruling it out.
And in theory, that’d be helpful, but in practice, the GOP nominee spoke at some length to Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly last night, and his on-air comments seemed to raise as many questions as they answered. He will later expand on the theme at a rally in the Texas capital. “Secondly, you have to deport those who have committed crimes”. Government figures, though, do not indicate that these immigrants commit violent crimes more frequently than legal residents do. So what gives? If this week’s string of vague and contradictory statements by Trump and his team is revealing anything, it’s that his immigration policy is still evolving. The Trump campaign denied that his plans had changed shortly after the account was published.
Would a President Donald Trump attempt to forcefully remove an estimated 11 million people from the United States?
Biden is meeting with the leaders of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia during a visit to Latvia created to show support to countries near Russian Federation. He says until Mexico pays up, the US will increase visa and border crossing fees, “impound all remittance payments” from immigrants here illegally, and possibly increase tariffs or cut foreign aid. But he tells the leaders they “occasionally may hear something from a presidential candidate”.
Trump alarmed North Atlantic Treaty Organisation countries when he said if he’s president, the US might not defend North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies under attack if they haven’t paid their fair share of defense costs. I think it’s a very important thing. Trump Tower rented 9,000 feet of office space in December at $120 per square foot, but has been unable to rent a 15,000 square-foot office that includes six terraces overlooking Fifth Avenue, even at a discounted rent of $90 per square foot.
For many months, Trump’s campaign prided itself on its low-rent operation.
Trump and his backers are increasingly relying on rhetoric that academics and even some Republican strategists say has an undeniable edge focused on gender. “Do we take him and the family and her and him or whatever and send him out?” Last December, he mocked her wardrobe.
Bloomberg News, meanwhile, took a look at the failed Trump Mortgage, saying it clashed with the image of a financial guru more than his other ventures.
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A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found Clinton with a 19-percentage-point lead over Trump among women.
