It also shows headlines about a racial discrimination lawsuit the NY real estate mogul faced in the 1970s, Reuters reported, and a recording of comments he made in 2011.
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Conway said she was unaware of whether Trump had known before he hired his new campaign CEO Steve Bannon that he had been accused of domestic violence 20 years ago.
The GOP presidential nominee, in making a direct appeal to minority voters during a stop in Dimondale, Michigan last week, argued that “no group in America has been more harmed by Hillary Clinton’s policies than African-Americans”.
Clinton called the work her foundation has done “transformational” and noted that her husband teamed up with former President George W. Bush in the effort to bring down the costs of AIDS medication.
Hillary Clinton says she would not criticize a Republican presidential candidate who took donations from foreign interests while serving as secretary of state.
Other members of the Trump family have also used the campaign spotlight to push different products, with his business-savvy daughter Ivanka marketing the outfit she wore to the Republic convention on Twitter the day after she addressed a prime-time television audience in Cleveland. But now, with his newest campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, he appears to be backing away from the mass deportation plan, although he still says he’s opposed to amnesty and any path toward legalization.
Trump’s team posted a video to his Instagram page with the caption, “The Clinton’s are the real predators…”
Clinton said both Trump and Farage are part of a rising tide of “extreme nationalism” and that “the godfather” of that global trend is Russian President Vladimir Putin. The video also shows U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, Clinton’s main opponent in the Democratic primary this year, calling that phrase a “racist term”.
The ads follow a blistering speech in Reno, Nevada, in which Clinton tied the Republican nominee’s policies to the so-called “alt-right”, an extremist movement of white nationalists. Those include describing some Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, suggesting a judge could not be fair because of his Mexican-American heritage, and proposing a temporary ban on Muslim immigration to combat terrorism. The Buzz asked Rubio how he’ll explain his support for Trump, however reluctant and lukewarm, to general election voters.
“She has been in hiding for nearly an entire year now and refuses to take questions and she uses these kind of aggressive lies to go after Donald Trump and I think it’s just sad”.
On Thursday night, Clinton’s running mate, Tim Kaine, scoffed at the accusation that she is bigoted against black people.
Donald Trump: “How many people?”
On Thursday, he denied he would loosen his proposed immigration restrictions.
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Instead of being frustrated by Clinton’s assertions that the movement is racist and risky, leaders within the group – some of whom were live-tweeting the speech – said they appreciated the “free publicity”, and that Clinton was, as they put it, “doing our work for us”. He said he was still weighing what would become of the 11 million people already in the country illegally.
