That we have two major-party presidential candidates who fail to meet that standard does not bode well for the American electorate.
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The scenario is reminiscent of the 1980 fall campaign of Ronald Reagan. “You are taking that core group and making them even more rabid fans”.
This year, given Trump’s unpredictability, says Schroeder: “You’ve got a recipe for a highly combustible situation”.
“These resources will help us to register and turnout millions of voters to elect progressive candidates across the country”. Republicans have increasingly ignored science and facts of all types in favor of obstructionism.
He said that since he expects more Democrats than Republicans to turn out on Election Day, “Trump is going to have to get more than 90 percent of the Republican vote in order to have a chance” in the Granite State. Sixty-four percent of voters – and 71 percent of female voters – said they trusted Clinton to do a better job. “One, she doesn’t like TPP in the current form”, said Robert Hormats, vice chairman at Kissinger Associates.
Since the start of her campaign, Clinton has raised $327 million and spent $268 million, according to federal campaign finance filings through July 31.
Republican Gwinnett County Sheriff Butch Conway recently joined Trump’s campaign as one of six Georgia co-chairs. Among other things, he cited Trump’s immigration policies.
None of the other sheriffs the newspaper contacted responded. Grassley enjoys a 48% to 39% favorability rating but Ms. Judge finds herself underwater, 34% favorable to 36% unfavorable.
Cherokee County Commission Chairman L.B. Ahrens Jr. – who said he was speaking as a citizen, not as commissioner – said Trump “will clean up Washington quickly and restore global confidence”.
Yes, it explicitly states, “shall forfeit his office and be disqualified from holding any office under the United States”. He said he would use the latest monitoring technology, incorporating both above-ground and below-ground sensors.
The economy also rates high on the list of issues for Latino voters.
As of Aug 26, the separate Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation polling project estimated that Mrs Clinton was on track to win the Electoral College, by about 332 votes to 206. Meanwhile, Clinton is not projecting an honest persona to more and more dubious voters.
Presidential politics usually isn’t a factor in local elections, according to Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz.
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And some polls, including a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Friday, showed Trump has pulled into an effective tie with Clinton after his tough-talking immigration speech. By contrast, 56 percent of Latinos see the Democratic Party as caring. If they say they support him, they could alienate others.
