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Pundits or Trump campaign coaches? A twist in news coverage
Mr Giuliani said: “I think what he’s saying there is legitimate, political commentary”.
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Wednesday, Trump accused President Barack Obama of founding the Islamic State group that is wreaking havoc from the Middle East to European cities. The member of Congress added, “What happens when he presses the nuclear button, and then the next day says, ‘Oh, I’m sorry, I was just being sarcastic?'”.
“I said, “he’s the MVP, he’s going to collect the MVP award”. Taking again to Twitter, he warned that Clinton’s proposals would come with higher taxes and he said that he found her speech boring.
Nance told Alan Donald Trump is not seeing how his words are playing out beyond the rallies he shouts them. “The only way they can beat it in my opinion, and I mean this 100 percent, if in certain sections of the state they cheat”.
Donald Trump aimed to refocus his campaign Friday as he drew thousands to his rally in Pennsylvania.
Trump first made the accusation Wednesday at a rally in Florida, and repeated it in interviews on Thursday. When the conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt tried to help Trump soften the remark by reminding him that Obama wants to destroy ISIS, the Republican presidential nominee would not have it. Trump has said he would “knock the hell out of ISIS”, without offering details, and would persuade Gulf states to bankroll safe zones for Syrian refugees so they would not have to be brought to the United States.
A new poll showed Trump, whose unfiltered speaking style has repeatedly landed him in hot water, losing ground in three crucial states ahead of the November 8 general election against Clinton.
To that end, Clinton’s campaign on Friday intensified pressure on Trump to release his tax returns, while disclosing her 2015 filings and a decade of returns from her running mate.
This time, it followed two days of critical headlines and Democratic outrage over Trump’s claim that Obama was the “founder” of the Islamic State group. She’s hammered him for avoiding accountability for his actions.
“And these dishonest media people, the most dishonest people, said ‘did he mean that?'”.
Trump, a NY businessman who has never held elected office, has been mired in repeated controversies in recent days. When Clinton’s campaign cried foul, Trump blamed her for trying to “divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband”.
On Monday, 50 prominent Republican national security officials, including a former Central Intelligence Agency director, called Trump unqualified to lead the country and said he would be “the most reckless president in American history”.
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But many analysts argue its roots lie in the decision of George W. Bush’s Republican administration to invade Iraq in 2003 without a plan to fill the vacuum created by Saddam Hussein’s ouster.