Gennifer Flowers, whose claim of an affair with Bill Clinton almost sank his 1992 White House run, will not be in the audience at Monday’s presidential debate as Donald Trump’s guest, his campaign said Sunday.
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The poll’s margin of error is 3.3 percentage points among voters in Virginia and 4.4 percentage points in Colorado.
In a two-way match-up, Clinton and Trump each got 46% among registered voters.
The two billionaires, who have both been reality show stars and larger-than-life personas, have feuded regularly in recent years.
Clinton backers were angered when Lauer repeatedly focused on her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State.
“All that we’re asking is that if Donald Trump lies, that it’s pointed out”, said Mook on ABC’s This Week.
Mr Trump is ahead of Mrs Clinton by more than four to one among white men without college degrees, a gap that narrows for white women without college degrees and college-educated white men.
Around 39% of registered voters see Clinton favorably, compared to 57% who have an unfavorable impression.
Mike Pence said Ms Flowers – who claimed in the early 1990s she had a long-running affair with Bill Clinton when he was Arkansas governor – would not be attending the contest. Clinton, who will share the debate stage in NY with Trump Monday night, has a 58.8 chance of winning, compared with Trump’s 41.2…
Some 42 per cent of voters said Mr Trump was honest and trustworthy, while 53 per cent said he was not.
Mr. Cuban last week said he accepted an invitation from the Clinton campaign to attend the presidential debate, prompting Mr. Trump to tweet that if “dopey Mark Cuban of failed Benefactor fame wants to sit in the front row, perhaps I will put Gennifer Flowers right alongside of him!”
In response, Trump suggested in a Saturday tweet that Flowers, an ex-mistress of Bill Clinton, would also sit in the front row at the debate.
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