Turning to the U.S. Olympic team, she said, “Team USA is showing the world what this country stands for”.
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In a Fox News poll released earlier this month, 61 percent of registered voters believe Clinton is not honest and trustworthy, while 62 percent believe the same about Trump.
“I think that he’s trying to modify his image to whites and particularly independents because if he was really trying to go after black voters, he would have went into Milwaukee or went anywhere”.
Although full details of the police shooting have not been disclosed, Trump added, “In this case, a gun was pointed at his (the police officer’s) head I guess and I would assume the tapes are going to be revealed at some point”.
Donald Trump said he would “throw out” the Orlando shooter’s father.
Siena Pollster Steve Greenberg says “Upstaters and downstaters agree that trump hurts Republican chances of holding the Senate while Clinton helps Democrats retake the legislature’s upper house”.
“Rather than throwing good money after bad, the RNC should shift its strategy and its resources to convince voters not to give Hillary Clinton the “blank check” of a Democrat-controlled Congress to advance her big government agenda”, the letter says.
The 30-second spot, titled “Absolutely”, opens with old footage of Trump saying if he ran for office he would “absolutely” release his tax returns – something he has now yet to do. He says, “They’re terrific people, they’re winners, they’re champs, and we need to win it”, he said.
USA investors believe their stocks will do better if Donald Trump rather than Hillary Clinton wins the White House, but that confidence has eroded in recent weeks, a new poll showed Wednesday.
At this point in 2012, President Barack Obama was ahead of Republican nominee Mitt Romney by almost the same margin, favoured by 46 percent of likely voters to Romney’s 41 percent, with about 13 percent picking neither candidate.
A series of missteps by Trump over the past few weeks has put him behind his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, stirring doubts among analysts and party leaders about his ability to ever recover and refocus his campaign.
In a third competitive state, Iowa, Clinton led Trump, 47 percent to 44 percent, within the survey’s margin of error.
Lewandowski had also attracted distracting controversy following a run-in with a Breitbart News reporter at a Trump rally who accused him of roughly grabbing her arm.
Mr Trump, she said, has “shown us who he is”.
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“I will fight to ensure that every American is treated equally, protected equally, and honored equally”, Trump wrote.
