A majority believes that Trump is not releasing his tax returns because there’s something in them that he doesn’t want the public to know, and a majority believes that Clinton gave special treatment to big donors of the Clinton Foundation. “It’s more of the same, but worse”, a narrator says. The campaign rolled out its first set of ads earlier this month in Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and North Carolina.
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“Clinton is holding onto an underlying advantage over Trump among key voting blocs”, Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, told The Hill.
The music then turns upbeat and the images sunny, and the voiceover continues, “In Donald Trump’s America, working families get tax relief”. Millions of new jobs created. And expel everyone living in the US illegally with the help of a “deportation force”.
Trump promises on Twitter that he’ll make a major speech on illegal immigration on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, carrying his self-declared “immigration week” into a second.
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.
Whitman endorsed Clinton earlier this month over fellow Republican Donald Trump, saying she can not support a candidate who has “exploited anger, grievance, xenophobia and racial division”. “Right now it’s our country which is failing people with mental health issues”, she said.
Clinton is starting this week by announcing her proposals for dealing with mental health issues. Her plan stresses early diagnosis and intervention and calls for a national initiative for suicide prevention.
The new investment comes amid signs the campaign sees that Trump’s lagging poll numbers may be improving against Clinton’s following a campaign reboot.
In a statement, Trump spokesman Jason Miller took aim at Clinton for spending much of the week fundraising, saying, “With Hillary Clinton off the campaign trail yet again this week and continuing to take many communities’ votes for granted, we see this as the right time to show voters the benefits of an American economy under the leadership of Mr. Trump”.
Donald Trump cut by almost half Hillary Clinton’s lead, trailing his Democratic opponent 46 percent to 39 percent, according to the latest Monmouth University poll.
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Clinton told supporters at a private fundraiser in New York’s East Hampton Monday that she is “running against someone who will say or do anything”.
