During a campaign rally in Aston, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, Donald Trump dismissed the “narrative of cops as a racist force” and said that those who push that narrative, including Hillary Clinton, contribute to unrest following fatal police shootings. Each topic will get two segments, according to the commission. “But Trump is scary to them”. This could be a sizable group: Some 22 percent of likely voters said in the latest poll that they do not support either major-party candidate. Clinton has mostly led Trump in the poll during the 2016 campaign, though her advantage has narrowed since the end of the Democratic and Republican national conventions in July.
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Clinton also leads Trump among Latinos by 74-16.
Meanwhile, in 2008 and 2012 in Nevada, Obama garnered 76 percent and 71 percent of the Hispanic vote and in North Carolina in 2012 he was backed by 68 percent of Latinos who went to the polls.
Although this is the first debate, this is not the first time that Trump and Clinton have spoken at the same televised event this election cycle. Some 60 percent are women.
Likely voters felt that Clinton would do a better job of handling a terrorist threat, with 52 percent reporting she would be better at the job. He’s viewed more unfavorably than favorably by a 61 percent to 34 percent margin, and more say their unfavorable opinion of the New Yorker is a strong one than say the same of Clinton, 50 percent to 44 percent. “After many months of careful consideration, of prayer and searching my own conscience, I have decided that on Election Day, I will vote for the Republican nominee, Donald Trump”.
Among the four presidential candidates, RealClearPolitics puts Clinton ahead of Trump by about two points, within the margin-of-error.
Some blame the media for taking it too easy on Trump and giving him all kinds of free publicity – or for not calling him out more directly for telling lies.
She said she thought Trump’s “flamboyancy is going to get the country into a lot of trouble with other countries”.
Clinton’s lead is built on her resume. It’s just not how politics in this country work these days, and it ignores the fact that Clinton has always been a very polarizing politician in her own right.
The spot also includes an old interview in which Trump is asked: “Do you treat women with respect?”
The first time that Trump was face-to-face with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly at the first #Republican primary debate last summer, he was accused of making sexist and misogynist remarks about the popular female host.
He has also called television personality Rosie O’Donnell a “fat pig” and made fun of former presidential rival and ex-Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina’s face, saying, “Would anyone vote for that?” Clinton proposes to seize the future and make America greater. Showing images of the young girls that would see this man as president and the negative image that would force upon millions of young women, the advertisement is perhaps one of the most powerful and poignant pieces released this election cycle. The survey began September 16, and continued through September 21. How has an experienced politician like Clinton not buried her opponent by now? But because pollsters do not consistently include the third party candidates, it is hard to gauge what impact Johnson or Stein may be having in any particular state. She is leaning toward Clinton but wants to hear both candidates address national security.
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Palmieri said that the campaign has not been in direct communication with Holt about how they hope he will moderate the debate.
