FBI Director James Comey said last week Clinton was “extremely careless” in the handling of classified information but the investigation found no evidence she or her colleagues meant to violate laws. More than half of Republicans share that perception of close-mindedness on the other side, and close to half say Democrats are more immoral, “lazier” and “more dishonest”.
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Clinton was scheduled to campaign in Virginia with Kaine later in the day.
Despite the general unpopularity, hypothetical head to head match-ups between the two candidates have recently seen Trump expanding his lead over Clinton, Press TV reported.
Yet he has two strong points against him: His Senate seat would be filled by a Republican and his strong opposition to NAFTA back in the 1990s could simply highlight her support for it. Bill Clinton is also said to be skeptical of him for this reason. “No charges are appropriate in this case”, he said.
“I think it’s the biggest mistake that we made at the platform meeting”, she says. “They would have been in jail”.
Trump has been leading in this poll for the past several weeks.
36 percent are “very enthusiastic” about Trump. Another 31 percent consider it to be a minor problem and only 17 percent think it’s not a problem. For example, a National Rifle Association ad urges people to vote for Trump by flashing his name for four seconds at the end of a 30-second spot.
“Both Clinton and Trump can do better”, outgoing WHCA president Carol Lee and incoming president Jeff Mason write in a co-authored column. 78% of white evangelical Protestants say they plan on voting for Trump, compared to Romney’s 73% in June of 2012.
“For me, he’s a piece of trash”, Lopez said. Clinton likes and trusts his loyalty.
Stein went on to list a number of areas where she said Clinton’s actions were similar to Trump’s rhetoric.
The results likely had a lot to with Clinton’s email scandal, as the poll was taken the same day as the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed the findings of their probe.
48 percent said “significant reform is needed”. Fifty-five percent of Americans say the word “honest” doesn’t describe Clinton well at all, up slightly from 50 percent in April and 44 percent in October 2015. “She would grow up to be one of the most recognizable women in the world”, a narrator says. “Are we ready for Hillary?” he asked early in his remarks, a crowd-friendly line he grabbed from one of her campaign slogans. “The truthfulness is everything”.
In a statement, the Republican Party criticized Clinton’s immigration proposals, which include support for Obama’s authorization of programs to defer deportations and provide work permits to millions of immigrants not legally in the U.S.
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Given their current choices, however, seven in 10 young adults say they would like for a third-party candidate to run, according to the GenForward survey, while just three in 10 say they are satisfied with the choice of Clinton or Trump.
