“We’ve already released 30,000 plus, so what’s a few more?”.
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From Donald Trump and his top surrogates to the right-wing media and its engine rooms of outrage in the blogosphere, Hillary Clinton’s opponents are ramping up efforts to sow doubt over the candidate’s health. A central reason for his success with many Republican voters, Trump’s pledge to deport undocumented immigrants, is itself now in question. Pressed in an interview on CNN as to whether a deportation force was still on the table as a law enforcement measure, Conway said it was “to be determined”.
“We’re going to build the wall, folks”, Trump said at the rally.
Trump often says Clinton doesn’t look like a typical president.
State Department spokesman Mark Toner said the Federal Bureau of Investigation had handed over about 14,900 new emails to the department, both personal and government-related, that would be made public.
It was a pivot in tone, and perhaps policy, that the Clinton campaign seized upon.
As Trump prepares to wade once more into the heated immigration debate, the campaign is taking care to craft the critical speech, which the campaign absolutely wants to get right, the source said.
Trump’s campaign has pushed back on the notion that he’s reversing course.
“This has become one of their themes”, she said. To some, like Clinton supporter Christina Herrera, “I can see why people would feel it’s a little sketchy”. “Hillary Clinton discriminates against poor African American children by opposing school choice for votes – she wants the votes”.
The Republican nominee said the foundation had received financial contributions from various countries “that discriminated against women and gays and everybody else”. In 2012, then-Republican nominee Mitt Romney received almost twice the support in exit polls, winning 27 percent of the Hispanic vote.
Indeed, Trump’s first television ad of the general election specifically singles out illegal immigrants with criminal records, claiming that, if Clinton is elected, “Illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay”.
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Among black voters in OH, meanwhile, just 3 percent are supporting Trump, with Clinton receiving support from an overwhelming 91 percent, according to a CBS News poll conducted August 17-19. He accused Clinton of trading access for as much as $60 million in contributions to the family-run Clinton Foundation from interests in Middle Eastern countries that oppress women, gays and religious minorities.
