Republican Party presidential nominee Donald Trump is like a parasite that could damage the party’s ability to win elections in the future, a United States pollster and Republican political strategist has said.
Advertisement
The findings, released Friday, come after weeks of Trump comments in campaign speeches and in interviews that if he lost to Hillary Clinton it would be because the election was “rigged”.
“Donald Trump has been disciplined and mature”. Obama’s vast lead with younger voters in 2008 awarded the Democratic nominee in and North Carolina, as well as the swing state of Virginia. JUDGE ORDERS HILLARY TO ANSWER E-MAIL-RELATED QUESTIONS A USA federal judge has ordered Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to answer written questions from a watchdog group about her use of a private email server when she served as secretary of state.
Much of the difference was TV ads, which Clinton’s campaign is aggressively buying.
Clinton has led Trump in the poll throughout most of the 2016 campaign, and has maintained her advantage following last month’s Republican and Democratic conventions.
Trump then spoke to the predominantly-white crowd at Dimondale about nearby Detroit. Polls released this month in Wisconsin and MI also found Trump facing significant deficits.
In an interview with Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said that American blacks have “no health care, no education, no anything” and that their lives are “a total catastrophe”.
Meanwhile, a Washington Post report said that Carter Page, a foreign policy advisor of Mr. Trump, had praised Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi had with US experts and think tanks here in June. Clinton’s campaign raised $52 million.
Advertisement
“If we want transparency, if we want specifics, the most relevant thing that people can look at is what is his plan for their tax bill”, Conway said. But some pundits say the Democrat’s consistent 5- to 10-percentage-point lead over Donald Trump, her Republican opponent, is “baked in”, pointing out that the recent surveys show that more than 80 percent of respondents insist their minds can not be changed no matter what happens. With less than three months to go for the election, the fearless Donald Trump is trailing the campaign to Hillary as of now.
