While Democrat Hillary Clinton has spent more than $75 million on advertising in 10 states since locking up her party’s nomination, Trump’s new investment marks his first of the general election season.
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Republicans, anxious about preserving their House and Senate majorities in the face of fierce headwinds, are accelerating their plans to distance themselves from Donald Trump – and may soon concede, if only implicitly, his defeat.
Clinton, 68, has strengthened her position in three swing States of New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Virginia having a total of 37 electoral college votes, according to CNN.
Republican pollster Greg Strimple said that’s not just spin, arguing the “overarching national message of the campaign is not one that can unify the country, so I would focus on doing small events that have local flavor”.
Trump has mentioned several times before that he does not want change or in his own words, to “pivot”.
The margin is wider than at this point in the 2012 presidential election when President Obama led then-GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney by less than 2 percentage points, Reuters notes.
The strategist said: “Parties are weaker than they have been for a long time, so they couldn’t police these candidates”.
Trump accused Clinton of being against the police in her support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says that he expressed regret over the wrong things that he said in the past.
Manafort’s departure was also the culmination of weeks in dropping poll numbers for the Trump campaign. The Republican nominee was in Baton Rouge surveying the damage from devastating flooding this past week.
The ad is all about immigration differences between him and Hillary Clinton.
Trump, meanwhile, has made little effort to reach out to new voters or capitalize on Clinton’s vulnerabilities, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation director’s criticism of her email practices.
“I hope you people can sort of not just vote on the 8th – go around and look and watch other polling places and make sure that it’s 100 percent fine”, Trump told his supporters.
“This new team will be very, very aggressive”. “They will be on the attack”.
Some of Trump’s consultants are also mysteriously well-paid. Earlier this week, Trump reshuffled his campaign leadership while his campaign chief, Paul Manafort, faced increased scrutiny over his work with pro-Russian political groups in the Ukraine.
Continuing her momentum post conventions, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has consolidated her position in three key swing states, which gives her enough electoral college votes to be the next president of the USA, a major U.S. media outlet has said. The documents, hacked from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), which raises funds for the party’s House candidates, are detailed dossiers describing the Florida candidates’ backgrounds, including personal details, as well as political, economic and demographic profiles of the strategic congressional districts.
It’s too bad the Daily Camera has discontinued public comments on opinion pieces because I’d love to start a friendly conversation with some of my fellow citizens who plan to vote for Donald Trump in November. “What you need to do is aim him at an immovable object, not try to change him”.
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Trump’s visit to southern Louisiana put pressure on Clinton. He said his rival Hillary Clinton would rather give jobs to refugees than American citizens.
