Donald Trump reacted to a series of bombing threats and attacks over the weekend with a warning on Monday that “this is only going to get worse”. Another 6 percent intend to vote for Libertarian Gary Johnson and 1 percent support Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump clenches his fist after speaking at a rally in Colorado, September 17, 2016.
He still has plenty of work to do on that front in Florida.
Prior to the capture of Ahmad Khan Rahami-the suspect connected to the three bombings in Seaside Park, NJ, New York City, and Elizabeth, NJ, who was arrested after a police shootout late Monday morning-both Clinton and Trump spoke publicly about the attacks and offered their own takes on the circumstances. But among voters not registered in a party, Clinton held a narrow 39 percent to 37 percent lead over Trump, the poll found.
While SurveyMonkey says it has access to a pool of about 3 million Americans, it may not be a representative sample of USA voters since less than 1 per cent of the nation’s population has any chance at all of being surveyed.
She also called for an accelerated air campaign in Syria “to smash ISIS’ stronghold”, an effort she said she planned to discuss with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt in NY late Monday afternoon.
First it was new, close national polls that had Democrats anxious.
She went to Temple University in the key swing state of Pennsylvania on Monday to tell the audience why they should bestir themselves to vote for her. And if we take Trump at his word, he believes something that is obviously false: that the secretary of state is a determining factor in whether mass murderers intent on killing Westerners act or not-indeed, Trump’s words suggest a belief that at least one person who already killed Americans on our soil wouldn’t have done so but for Hillary Clinton’s tenure. Including the Monmouth survey, The RealClearPolitics average of Florida polls has Clinton and Trump tied at 45 percent. It also noted that 1964 Republican nominee Barry Goldwater previously had the highest negative score – 26 percent. There is no record of his supposed investigators making any inquiries nor has Trump ever released any of these shocking findings–because they don’t exist. “Obviously we still have half the month to go, but between the health issue and the “deplorables” comment, things are looking up for Trump”, O’ Connell said.
That’s more than triple the advertising investment Trump and his allies made in the same time period.
Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte won’t give a clear answer on whether she thinks Donald Trump would be a steady commander in chief. “They’re not gonna be deported”, she continued.
Only 24 percent of voters think Trump actually believes Obama was born in the USA, with 54 percent saying he made the admission last Friday for political reasons. A slightly more aggressive estimate could add Nevada, North Carolina and one electoral vote in ME to Trump’s tally: “The New York real-estate magnate is ahead in the most recent polls in Nevada and North Carolina, and in Maine’s Second Congressional District”.
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The first African-American U.S. president then told the group of donors why he thought a woman had never held the office.
