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Meg Whitman backs Hillary over ‘demagogue’ Trump

Trump has faced a barrage of criticism in recent days from political allies as well as opponents after he criticized the parents of U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan, who was killed in Iraq in 2004.

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Mr Trump, who she alleged has manufactured much of his merchandise overseas, and pointed to his volatile behaviour related to military and national security. “I’ll be in for over $100 million when it’s all finished”, he said. And he said that’s my real Purple Heart.

“In this case I am so profoundly convinced, and have been for some time, that Trump is unqualified and a danger to this country and you see it daily”, said Hanna.

That confidence is shared by some but not all conservatives, in a battle for the heart of the Republican Party.

He also refused to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senator John McCain, and suggested that the general election could be “rigged”.

Clinton’s lead in the Fox News Poll increased from 44%-38% to 49%-39% in less than a week. The American people are paying attention and are now deciding that they would rather support the qualified and competent person for president over a Republican nominee whose behavior has been nothing but erratic and unstable. Democrats are hoping the president’s improved position will help him encourage the so-called Obama coalition – the younger and minority voters who gave him eight years in office – to support Clinton.

San Francisco Republican Mason Harrison has joined a coalition launched on Tuesday called “Republicans for Johnson and Weld”. Johnson is a former GOP governor of New Mexico, running with former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld.

When it comes to Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump’s approach to his presidential campaign, 15th District Republican Congressman Charlie Dent says he doesn’t get it.

That angers Hilary Hagenbuch, President of the San Francisco Young Republicans.

“Very upset with those Republicans”.

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