Hillary Clinton is starting a daring war against Donald Trump with a six-figure advertising buy in the traditionally red state of Arizona.
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The poll comes after Trump’s impromptu meeting with the president of Mexico this afternoon.
But it’s not just conservative polls that are friendly to Trump.
A campaign tweet a short time later followed up: “We are not going to criminalize, profile, round up, and deport 16 million people”.
“We will stop apologizing for America, and we will start celebrating America”, Trump said.
The unfavorable ratings for Clinton and Trump are the highest ever recorded in the ABC/Post survey.
The former secretary of state was viewed negatively by 59 per cent of voters and her Republican rival Trump by 64 per cent, according to the NBC News and the Survey Monkey Weekly Election Tracking Poll issued on August 16.
While 47 percent of Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters say that they’d most likely have chosen Clinton in a do-over, 42 percent name Sanders, 3 percent say they would choose former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley.
Building alliances and trust with other nations, Clinton said, takes “more than a photo op, it takes consistency and reliability”. “You do it by putting in the slow, hard work of building relationships”, she cautioned Wednesday.
As secretary of State, Clinton said she worked every day to build coalitions that served US interests and maintained global stability. She was slightly off in one regard when she said: “People have to get to know that they can count on you; that you won’t say one thing one day and something totally different the next”. And it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again.
Trump blasted the Khan family after they spoke at the Democratic National Convention this summer.
At the top of the speech, Trump also called for ensuring American values are taught in school.
Clinton’s official campaign has raised $1.4 million in OR from more than 15,800 donations, while Trump has raised $110,000 on fewer than 400 donations. She said the United States must modernize the military and embrace new tactics, noting that the country should “treat cyberattacks just like any other attacks” and respond through economic, diplomatic and military means. “And it says a lot about the person doing the insulting”.
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Clinton leads Trump among women, 54 percent to 38 percent; among African-American voters, 92 percent to 4 percent; and among Hispanic voters, 65 percent to 24 percent.
