Aides said Clinton’s speech was not created to announce new initiatives but to provide a sharp contrast between the agendas of the two presidential contenders.
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Trump will find the going there no easier than anywhere else. “You’re not seeing that anywhere, whether it’s in Wisconsin, Ohio or elsewhere”.
“I oppose it now, I’ll oppose it after the election, and I’ll oppose it as President”, she said, while also noting that the USA should not cut itself off from the rest of the world.
Clinton, however, has refused to release the transcripts of her speeches.
Clinton has strong leads in hotly contested states such as Pennsylvania and New Hampshire and some polls show her within a few percentage points of Trump in some states such as Georgia that normally lean strongly Republican.
Clinton bests Trump in Florida, another key state for his electoral map, by 44 percent to 39 percent. But in talking to the National Association of Home Builders earlier in Miami Beach, Trump admitted his past years before he became a politician could be causing him problems now.
On Sunday, the Times published a bombshell about the secret work that Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, had done for former Ukrainian president Viktor F. Yanukovych.
The Clintons’ main sources of income were Mr Clinton’s paid speeches, to the tune of $5.2 million, and a payment to Hillary Clinton from the publisher of her last book, Simon & Schuster, for three million dollars.
Small business owner and Hillary Clinton supporter Max Linsky is behind “With Her”, a podcast scored to the sounds of Andrew Dost of indie rock group Fun. “There are just so many paths to 270 and so many ways to put their presidential campaign and the Republican Party in a defensive posture, even in states that are not considered battlegrounds”.
Clinton is quietly banking that voters once angry about NAFTA have accepted it or have retired since the pact was enacted two decades ago. “The answer is not to rant and rave, or cut ourselves off from the world. They actually look for and respond more to future plans”. Ted Cruz, Trump’s primary rival. Last month, Trump toyed with not endorsing House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., before the state’s August 9 primary, when Ryan walloped a little-known challenger.
“I would say they could be tried there”, Trump said.
Clinton and Trump are battling for the hearts and minds of working-class voters who feel they aren’t getting ahead amid the weakest US recovery since World War II.
Though Clinton’s team isn’t advertising on television in either MI or Wisconsin, she is hardly ignoring the states. Tim Kaine, was in Milwaukee this month.
However, when contacted by CNNMoney, Zandi said a more accurate comparison to the 10 million jobs created under Clinton would be 400,000 jobs lost under Trump, not 3.4 million. Instead, she’ll use her platform at a manufacturing company in Warren, Michigan, to undercut Trump’s approach.
Democratic strategists have long argued the party could win the White House with Obama’s political coalition, the group of minority, young and female voters who twice boosted him to victory. “You should be able to learn a skill, practice a trade, and make a good living doing it”.
Trump delivered an economic speech in Detroit on Monday. While polls show Clinton with an edge in OH, they peg her with an outright lead in Pennsylvania.
Trump, who is trailing Clinton in Virginia, a formerly Republican state that Democratic President Barack Obama won in 2008 and 2012, urged evangelicals to help him in that state as well.
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To the extent that she ventured into the weeds of policy, it was to underscore her argument that she is serious about helping the middle class, where Trump is not.
