Meanwhile Kaine, Clinton’s running mate, will deliver a national security speech in North Carolina criticizing Trump’s foreign policy credentials, saying he botched his meeting last week with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. “It doesn’t matter whether you are white, black, brown, yellow or red, (voters) want authenticity – that you’re not just going to them for their vote but you care about their issues”.
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Ryan Boyer of the Labor District Council said Trump “has no prescription to help inner-city America”. When anchor Dave Bundy asked what Trump’s plan was to bring jobs to African Americans, he responded, “I do have a plan”.
I feel like if you vote for Trump, that we’re going to go to war.
Trump expressed similar statements regarding prioritizing the trust of the American people, and said of immigrants that we should allow them into our country “based on merit”, reiterated his idea of a “deportation task force” and more. “The truth falls on deaf ears when you lack integrity”.
The next stop for Trump is Detroit, where blacks make up some 83 percent of the population. The network originally planned to live stream the interview but changed the plans.
“With regard to anyone that remains after all of that is done, I think what you heard Donald Trump say is that we’ll give consideration, working with the Congress, in a new and reformed immigration system, to consider it at that time”, he added. But Romney won the state’s white women voters 67 percent to 33 percent four years ago.
“The message is legitimate, but the messenger is completely illegitimate – that’s the irony”, said Van Jones, a political activist and commentator.
“We benefit from this incredible country in which the measure of your patriotism and how American you are is not the colour of your skin, your last name, your faith, but rather your adherence to a creed”.
Darryl Dillard, a retired 20-year military veteran, also said he’s voting for Hurd and Trump. “If anything, it will take him from 2 percent black support to zero percent black support”.
Donald Trump? She’s put off by some of the “wacko” things he’s said and worries his lack of discipline could spark an worldwide crisis if he gets in the White House. “I will never, ever vote for Hillary Clinton”.
The Libertarians are an explicitly pro-capitalist party, advocating even more right-wing policies than the Democrats and Republicans in terms of dismantling public services and eliminating all restraints on the operations of corporate business.
Prior to the 1930s, most African-Americans were registered Republicans and voted that way.
Bill Cassidy is a staunch critic of President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
In a state with 5.3 million active Democrats, 2.6 million active Republicans and 2.3 million independents, Trump would likely have to win almost the entire Republican and independent vote to even have a chance. For instance Ohio Gov. John Kasich got the support of 26 percent of black voters when he ran for reelection in 2014.
While polls show a large majority of Hispanic voters oppose Trump, the withdrawal of support from among his small group of Latino backers underscores how hard it is for Trump to broaden his support with minorities and moderate voters.
If the GOP chooses to wait for another post-Election Day “autopsy report” before they come together to try to figure out how, in the long-term, to attract more millennials it will only mean that in the short-term yet another bloc of young and liberal voters will grow older and most likely stay that way.
Groebelaar also said that, as a Christian who attends evangelical Elevation Church, it’s important for her to support the candidate who opposes abortion. The ad, which features former Georgia Sen. “Donald Trump will be releasing his tax returns at the completion of an audit”. “He is raising a legitimate concern in the African-American community”.
She said, “I truly, truly thank you from the bottom of my heart”.
That’s largely due to party enrollment: The state has more than twice as many Democrats as Republicans and has backed the Democratic presidential candidate every election since 1984, giving candidates little incentive to spend time or resources campaigning there when the outcome has been so consistent.
Ticket splitting in a presidential year is rare, but some Republicans believe in this odd election cycle voters view Trump in a completely different category than congressional candidates.
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There is mounting evidence that the avalanche of political filth from the two main capitalist parties, which enjoy an effective political monopoly in the United States, has alienated record numbers of people.
