“In Hillary Clinton’s America, the middle class gets crushed”.
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He offered his candidacy as a chance to “open a brand new attractive chapter” in American history.
“I don’t think he’s in any better or worse (shape) than the average person that goes and exercises every single day”, Trump’s doctor, Harold Bornstein, said to NBC when asked about the candidate’s health. “We will tackle and fix the problems that have gone unsolved for years: failing schools, crumbling infrastructure, broken borders, bloated bureaucracy, wasteful spending and a government that just doesn’t work”. “How can you call a campaign coherent that can’t even explain what its central issue is?”
Some criticized his record with African American voters, accusing him of trying to appeal to them too late. “This chance will never come again”.
At an event in Iowa Saturday, Donald Trump continued to be vague about his comprehensive immigration plan, but promised he would deport “criminal illegal immigrants” within an hour of being sworn in as president.
A majority of millennials said they doubted Trump’s ability to keep the US safe from terrorism and to make the right decisions about the economy, while a majority of millennials said they trust Clinton to do both.
King said he’s reached out to Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway to share his concerns.
“My economic agenda can be summed up in three words: jobs, jobs, jobs”, he said.
Trump was set to deliver a major speech on illegal immigration last week, but his campaign chose to postpone the address as it continues to craft its policy and the language to deliver it. Their reign of terror will be over.
“So the choice couldn’t be more clear”.
Donald Trump has spent the past few days attempting to convince a certain set of voters-i.e. According to the latest ABC/Washington Post poll, 50 per cent of them now support the Democratic candidate, up from 42 per cent in early July.
Trump is rejecting Clinton’s allegations, defending his hard-line approach to immigration while trying to make the case to minority voters that Democrats have abandoned them. “He offered lots of bombastic hyperbole without comprehensive plans or solutions”.
“Donald Trump is a showman who lacks the experience, demeanor and temperament to keep us safe and lead our country in the right direction”, Biddix said.
So, yeah, it turns out linking Trump to the loose coalition of far-right fringe groups one liberal watchdog has memorably branded “hipster Nazis” isn’t all that hard. “It was really a gorgeous ride”.
Christie said the media “focus on process. instead of the message”.
The activities capped a week that saw some of the harshest exchanges between the two presidential rivals, with Clinton asserting in a fiery Reno, Nevada, speech on Thursday that Trump was stoking a “radical fringe” within the Republican Party, including anti-Semites and white supremacists.
“We need candidates up and down the ballot who will keep us safe”, she said. “But she thought there were people on the ground who we could help”. The shirt eventually will go “in my special closet” where he keeps his Harley-Davidson gear, he noted.
Early on, Trump had anchored his campaign to his strong position on immigration, which included building a border wall with Mexico – and demanding Mexico pay for it.
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But Clinton dodged a question about whether failure to take more assertive action in Syria damaged American credibility, saying at a later debate that, “as commander-in-chief, you have to be constantly evaluating the decisions you have to make”.
