Tim Kaine has been stepping up his rhetoric on the campaign trail in what is becoming a heated battle between Democrats and Republicans over voting rights.
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“I do believe that in many areas judgment should be left to God, that being more open, tolerant and respectful is part of what makes me humble about my faith”, stated Clinton.
“What doesn’t he want to show?” “You know, he brags about all this stuff he’s done for charity, but there’s been some good articles to suggest that’s all brags, and it’s not really backed up”.
“We might find that this generosity that he’s claiming, is – is just smoke and mirrors”.
Kaine, who is a professed Catholic, shared about the time when Clinton’s youth pastor took her to Chicago to see Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., “who talked to her about migrant worker issues beyond what she had experienced”.
The fundraiser is closed to the press, and a spokeswoman says Kaine will not speak with reporters during his visit to the state.
Kaine also attacked Trump for past suggestions that as a business executive, he has used “every trick and dodge he can” to lower the taxes he owes.
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings echoed those sentiments, stating that Kaine “gets that things are not equal and that we still have a lot of work to do”. “He’s not going to be a president for the veterans, because he hasn’t cared about the veterans in his life”.
Trump has refused to release any of his tax returns for public inspection, departing from 40 years of tradition for presidential candidates. But in an interview with Rita Cosby of WABC Radio that aired Saturday, he hinted that his returns could become public.
Trump, the billionaire real estate developer, has said that he’s under an audit by the Internal Revenue Service and won’t release his returns until that’s concluded – which may not happen before the November 8 election. His campaign did not respond Saturday evening to requests for more details.
The tax returns released by the Democrats on Friday showed that Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, earned $10.7 million past year.
In the next three months, the country will continue to form opinions of Kaine and Pence, and their images may be affected by the forthcoming Vice Presidential debate on October 4 at Longwood University in Virginia, Gallup added.
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Last Thursday, Kaine spoke before the participants of the annual meeting of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc.in New Orleans. He noted Thursday that The New York Times “only had one photo of a southern governor walking his own children into integrated schools”.
