About 51% see Clinton as “strongly unfavorable” compared to 26% as “strongly favorable”. Just like she’s failed on foreign policy.
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And among the broader electorate of all registered voters, Clinton leads Trump by five points – 46 percent to 41 percent – in a two-way race. She later said she regretted the remark. She returned to the campaign trail on Thursday following a three-day absence after she almost collapsed while leaving the September 11 memorial at Ground Zero.
For many, the comment reinforces the notion that Clinton is a wealthy elitist who can’t relate to the lower- and middle-class families who make up much of the electorate in Pennsylvania, Ohio and MI. Monahan said Kaine was on no medications but recommended a vitamin D supplement.
“Welcome back to ‘Stronger Together, ‘” the Democratic nominee quipped cheerily to reporters on board her campaign plane.
“I’m not racist. I’m not homophobic”.
“I am so much better”, she said.
The Republican nominee was 8 points ahead of Clinton, 45%-37%, among likely voters. Obama, whose 50 percent job approval rating could help improve the climate for the Democratic ticket in the November 8 election, rallied party faithful against Trump, the 70-year-old NY real estate developer, at an outdoor event in Philadelphia.
“If you had told me two years ago that I would be voting for Hillary Clinton, I would have said, ‘No freaking way, ‘” said Michael Sheehan, chief operating officer of a Columbus-based apparel firm. “You can’t lead this nation if you have such a low opinion of its citizens”.
Trump, who has often bragged about his wealth, has come under fire himself for rhetoric against minorities during his campaign, including describing Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, suggesting that a judge could not be fair because of his Mexican-American heritage, and proposing a temporary ban on Muslim immigration to the United States.
She’s staying at her home in NY while her husband, former President Bill Clinton, and daughter, Chelsea Clinton, appear on the trail in her place.
She caused an uproar by ditching her press corps and waiting 90 minutes to offer a partial explanation of what had happened.
MCEVERS: Also, today Donald Trump went on “The Dr. Oz Show” to talk about his health.
She added: “Like anyone who’s ever been home sick from work, I’m just anxious to get back out there”. “That’s not helpful to her”.
Clinton doesn’t find this fair, but total disclosure can turn the tide of her campaign’s stumble while treading water could end it all. Debra Gulvas, a retiree from Plymouth, Pa. There was even a question of whether she had told her running mate, Tim Kaine, and Clinton did not answer the question directly. Voters say 68-31 percent that she has the right experience to be president and 65-34 that Trump does not have that experience. “She thinks other people are beneath her”.
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Clinton’s first medical note, released by her campaign in January 2015, was a little longer, at two pages, than Trump’s four paragraphs issued last December.
