Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said in an interview aired Sunday that his Democratic rival is the one with a party unity problem.
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Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Tim Kaine spoke first when they arrived.
The simple fact is that Trump is the only Republican Clinton can beat and Clinton is the only Democrat Trump can beat.
“I don’t begrudge anyone of any other faith, or of no faith at all”, Clinton continued. “She’s a great human being who’s fought all her life for people who are vulnerable”.
Yet, Trump’s bounce dropped after the Democratic convention to 39%, likely a result of harsh remarks about his qualifications as president from some convention speakers – including former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Khizr Khan, the father of a fallen American Muslim soldier. Khan questioned whether Trump had ever read the Constitution because of his anti-immigration positions.
“I would tell all of my supporters, and we got over 13 million votes, to take a hard look at the issues impacting the American people”, Sanders said on CBS’s “Face the Nation”.
Trump also disputed Khan’s criticism that the billionaire businessman has “sacrificed nothing and no one” for his country.
“Am I not allowed to respond?”
Everyone gave Trump a lot of grief for misspelling three words in a single tweet, but they never mention the 18 words he spelled correctly, which seems unfair.
Gold Star is a designation for parents who have lost a child in military service. Clinton has rhetorically bowed to the idea that she has work to do to convince people – “I get it that some people just don’t know what to make of me”, she said in her acceptance speech at the convention – but it’s unclear whether anything she could say or do would change minds. Democrats paid more attention to the families of young minorities killed by police.
Mrs. Clinton also said every home and business in America should have access to high-speed broadband Internet.
When leaners are included – voters who are undecided when initially asked their vote preference but lean toward a candidate – Clinton leads Trump by six points. The crowd cheered. The sun beat down on the grass at the magnet school campus the campaign selected for this visit.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, second from right, accompanied by Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen. And, look. You’re not going to believe this because it just sounds too coincidental.
And finally, at a rally later in the day in Youngstown, Ohio, Hillary Clinton, said, “I don’t ant to stir up any rivalry with Pennsylvania, but my husband is wearing a shirt that was made in Reading, Pennsylvania”. “If I become president, I will make America safe again”.
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