Both Clinton and Trump has started to prepare for their upcoming presidential debates.
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“You have a psychopath running for president”, he said.
The first of three debates is September 26, and both campaigns are aware of how many people will be watching and how performances will influence the decisions of voters.
Christie, who chairs Trump’s transition team, told Martha Raddatz on ABC’s “This Week” that Trump has been “very clear” throughout the campaign that, “We’re not going to have amnesty”.
Despite Donald Trump’s vice presidential candidate Mike Pence getting a much publicized haircut at a barbershop in Norristown on Monday, and visits by the candidate to factories and rallies around the state, some are criticizing the campaign’s efforts to win the state.
He said there would be no path to legalization for undocumented immigrants unless they leave the country.
The Republican U.S. Senate candidate in IN is declining to say whether he’s comfortable with Donald Trump serving as commander in chief and possessing the nation’s nuclear launch codes.
Behold the kinder, gentler Donald Trump.
But to the Clinton campaign, the latest Quinnipiac polls showing them ahead by 10 points at 52-42, doesn’t mean that they can sit back and expect an inevitable victory in November, supporters said. She said the foundation’s charitable programs has been “in line with American interests and values” and must continue, perhaps through partnerships with other organizations.
“We have got to fix the damage that has been done”, she said.
Trump, in a statement, criticized Clinton’s “bad judgment” in allowing Weiner “close proximity to highly classified information”.
The speech was a continuation of the Republican nominee’s recent attempt to reach out to African-Americans.
The poll, released by media technology company Morning Consult, includes responses from about 2,000 registered voters – 43 percent said they will vote for Clinton, and 40 percent plan to vote for Trump. Trump tweeted. He later sent a tweet offering his “condolences to Dwyane Wade and his family”.
He went on to say that the Oval Office has been occupied by presidents with dementia or tumors or even men who were “paranoid” or “psychotic”.
Now with less than three months before the election, Trump faces a hard path to the White House because of his narrow appeal, and his sky-high disapproval ratings among minorities.
In one case, the chairman of the Republican National Committee refused to speak for the GOP nominee at all.
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“Donald Trump will articulate what we do with the people who are here”, Pence said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union”. Bornstein threw the letter together without proofreading it. NBC News’ report added, “The doctor said he would not normally use such over-the-top language in a letter for a patient but he made an exception for Trump”, driven in part by a tweet the candidate had recently published, describing his medical history as “perfection”.
