Trump has since apologised for his remarks and described it as a locker room talk. Numerous Republican Party members rescinded their endorsements of the GOP nominee.
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Now she’s reversed herself.
But in a Tuesday interview with Nebraska radio station KLIN Fischer reversed course.
Fischer’s home state GOP colleague, Sen.
The results fell along partisan lines, however: 82 per cent of Democrats felt Clinton won, while 68 per cent of Republicans felt that Trump won.
That poll showed Trump trailing Clinton by 11 points.
Trump’s campaign, marked for months by controversies over both his policies and his brash style, ran into deep crisis after the emergence on Friday of a video from 2005 showing the former reality TV star bragging crudely about groping women and making unwanted sexual advances.
In a Twitter storm on Tuesday, Donald Trump implied he’d been chained to the Republican Party for too long.
Clinton is still investing more on traditional advertising that doesn’t rely on media mentions. “They want you to just say, ‘well, I’m not going to vote because, you know, it’s so nasty.’ That’s the main reason to vote”.
Kellyanne Conway says, “We’ll have to see, if he’s elected president, if that makes any sense”.
Utah insider’s McMullin prediction: At least one Utah political insider believes independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin will win the state after a poll of its voters showed him with 22% support.
“When China floods our market with steel below price and people like Trump buy, that kills jobs”, she said. “That would have to be fully adjudicated through the regular channels like it would be for anyone else”.
“While in the past families might have made a commitment to watch a presidential debate, I think many in this case were saying, “Why should I do that?”
FiveThirtyEight editor and polling expert Nate Silver said on his website: “It seems fair to say that, if Trump loses the election, it will be because women voted against him”.
KEITH: With Election Day exactly four weeks away, Donald Trump is playing to his base.
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Early voting in OH began on Wednesday and continues until the day prior to the November 8 election.
