While polls show Trump trailing in swing states and losing to Clinton by massive margins in states like NY and California, two states that Trump has said in the past that he could win in the general election, Jones said that such polls are simply “fake polls” fabricated by the liberal media.
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The latest USA Today/ Rock the Vote poll released on Sunday found that while 56 percent of voters under 35 say they would vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, one in five in this age group support Trump.
Donald Trump’s campaign on Sunday went on a new tear against the media, blaming the “disgusting” press for a week of distractions at a time when Republicans have urged him – again – to focus on Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
“I don’t think they have any names”, the real estate mogul said of the Times’ sources, before threatening to revoke the paper’s permissions to cover his rallies.
But Trump set up that address with extensive new complaints about the latest disastrous week of coverage and reports of campaign chaos. If somebody ever won NY, it totally, with the Electoral College, it totally changes the map. “This is the kind of thing that does build on itself, and has, I think, made mountains out of molehills”. And the latest polls out of New Jersey and CT both show trump trailing Clinton. I think she would make a darned good president.
A prominent American journalist, James Fallows of The Atlantic magazine, suggested Trump’s very criticism reflected a degree of desperation, tweeting on Sunday: “I’ve seen winning campaigns and losing ones”.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton waves as she finishes a speech on the economy after touring Futuramic Tool & Engineering, in Warren, Mich., Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016.
Democrat Hillary Clinton unveiled her own economic plan Thursday in suburban Detroit, calling for the wealthy to pay their share, and attacking Trump’s plan as ‘unrealistic’. “I have so many friends in CT”. The paper reported that Trump’s advisers are resigned to the fact that he can not stick to plans to change and to stop provoking others and that Trump’s mood in private is “sullen and erratic”.
RNC chief strategist Sean Spicer said that there were no talks under way inside the RNC to move any money from Trump and said it would be nearly impossible if they even wanted to. Trump also trails Clinton in Florida, according to the poll.
Trump’s senior communications adviser Jason Miller said the media critiques are necessary. The more hate he gets, the more they sympathize with him. But he wasn’t definitive in an interview with WABC in NY and the campaign didn’t return calls requesting more information.
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In a head-to-head matchup, Clinton now leads Trump by 57 to 27 percent. He also appeared to encourage gun owners to take action if Clinton is elected and appointed judges who favor gun control.
