Clinton attacks Pense for NOT calling me “Deplorable” Yet, #HypocriteHillary supported ex-kKK Robert Byrd for Senate Leader! But when it comes to condemning the ones who actually are bigoted-the exact percentage is debatable-Trump’s allies have struggled mightily not to say anything too critical themselves, lest they find themselves in the hard position of accidentally proving Clinton’s point.
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The one-time free trade supporter who called for expanding the North American Free Trade Agreement is now backing a presidential candidate who has relentlessly hammered the deal.
Trump’s appearance at the U.S. Cellular Center was his second visit to the battleground state in less than a week.
The change has been most obvious since Trump hired Steve Bannon, a conservative media executive, and Kellyanne Conway, a veteran Republican pollster with GOP ties stretching back to the 1980s, to run his campaign in mid-August.
The campaign’s emphasis Monday illustrated the “new” Trump. “We’re going to build the wall”. The office also did not return a message from LifeZette seeking comment. I believe CNN asked the question at the press conference and he shut it down immediately. “That begins to create more and more problems and ultimately kills jobs”.
Trump, joined by five female members of Congress, including Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tn, who also spoke, said that his maternity plan would be self-financing. But he repeatedly returned to his opponent’s remark. “You know me better than that”, Pence said.
Scott Arceneaux, senior strategist for Clinton’s Florida campaign, calls that “ridiculous spin” in a state where marginal shifts in a diverse electorate can tilt the statewide result. “But the real problem is that most low-income households are unable to save or plan for financial emergencies, so these accounts are likely to help people who already are good at saving and planning, i.e., middle- and higher-income households”, she said. “Right? Racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, you name it”.
Angela Rachidi at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, said that Trump’s adjustments to his proposal show he is trying to make it less regressive and that he seems to share Clinton’s goals of helping families pay for child care.
Pence tried to keep the focus on Clinton’s statement.
In Asheville, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani opened for Trump. Fortenberry said his daughter came to him in tears a few months ago because she thought Trump hates women, according to the Omaha World-Herald. “Deplorable lives matter” read a sign in the audience. Even if Trump managed to drastically reduce unemployment insurance fraud, something he’s never mentioned a specific plan to do, he’d save a couple of billion at the most. “We have said we do not want his support or the support of people who think like him”.
In Asheville, Trump supporters were greeted by dozens of protesters, including one dressed like a clown and others holding signs that carried slogans such as “The only thing we have to fear is Trump himself”.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton waves after leaving an apartment building Sunday, Sept. 11, 2016, in NY. The truth is that the Republican Party in Louisiana – I received the vast majority of Republican votes for United States Senator before and for governor before that in my state.
Trump insisted on Tuesday that the Democratic presidential nominee’s comments reflect an out-of-touch elitist who looks down on working-class voters. “We learned to ignorance”. Why not call him deplorable?
Earlier, Democratic Sen. Terry Van Duyn and Rep. Susan Fisher joined Asheville Mayor Esther Manheimer in giving a “pre-buttal” to Trump’s appearance, touting Clinton and criticizing Trump.
The war of words over Trump’s “deplorables” is intensifying.
Trump, meanwhile, set aside his recent digs at Clinton’s health and told Fox that he hopes “she gets well and gets back on the trail and we’ll be seeing her at the debate”.
Trump campaign officials did not detail the overall cost of the program.
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The new website, pagopyearbook.com, joins an ad airing in Pennsylvania that features Republicans across the country criticizing Trump’s candidacy as “divisive and unsafe”.
