Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein said Republican Party nominee Donald Trump and Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton “have not earned our vote” for president.
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He said the questions and speculation about the foundation – which includes allegations of an ongoing federal investigation – are “right-wing attacks” created to undermine its charitable work and to defeat Clinton, whom most polls show leading GOP rival Trump by double digits. During his primary campaign, Trump said that he’d form a “deportation force”, to effectively round up and remove those millions of people from the United States. “What do you have to lose by trying something new, like Trump?” He never corrected himself – or mentioned Fredericksburg – but numerous more than 3,000 people in attendance cheered the opening line anyway.
Mook cautioned that the Russian government is still at the “core” of Trump’s campaign, and went on to accuse Trump of “parroting” remarks made by Russian President Vladimir Putin. In spite of past fiery rhetoric that alienated many minority voters, and speaking, as usual, to an overwhelmingly white crowd, Trump said that he wants “an inclusive party”.
While both Clinton and her super PAC are raking in more money than Trump, they are also spending more.
The military, he said, has been “sadly depleted” under President Barack Obama and Clinton.
Conway said Sunday that the two men are “old friends”. “The Clinton Foundation must cease taking foreign contributions immediately to prevent American interests being superseded by those of her donors”. Per the AP, the air travel costs came in addition to $500,000 in payments to Trump’s own TAG Air. “No”, she said, “I would not”, before pivoting into praise for Trump’s tax plan. “We aren’t joking. This is a movement … and movements don’t joke”.
“It’s too late now to say sorry”, Clinton’s tweet reads. “I mean this from the bottom of my heart”. “We were not focused on clearing out on every single penny at the end of month”, he said.
OH women have moved to Clinton’s column in the past month and the former secretary of state, who fought in a long and tough primary against liberal Vermont Sen.
In addition to being ahead of Trump in polls in pivotal states, Clinton has maintained a staff of about 700 for months, opened up offices across the country and already spent $67 million on general election ads.
Another, Howard E. chimed in: “Whenever somebody makes a derogatory comment to him, like in a democratic convention, Trump feels like he needs to attack that person”.
Donald Trump is a businessman, a reality television star and a master of self-promotion. But the mogul didn’t appear until almost an hour later, leading to a “We want Trump” chant shortly after Reeves left the stage.
Spotsylvania resident James Perrow said he thought the speech was great and said Trump mixing up Fredericksburg with Fairfax was “minute” in the grand scheme of things. “Lord knows what he actually believes when it comes to immigration”.
“I saw nothing but smiles”, he said.
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The campaign has also begun reaching out to black and Hispanic voters, with whom Trump is unpopular, according to opinion polls. “I do think you will see us ramping up with less than 80 days to go”.
