Clinton hits Trump for profiting off foreign labor

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has been doing a lot of skating – right through some notable mishaps that could have caused serious damage if she were running against a more disciplined opponent. Clinton waves in the background.

Among Republicans who were urging Mr Trump to change direction, particularly after his protracted back-and-forth with the father of the slain soldier who had challenged him and his past rhetoric about Muslims from the stage of the Democratic Convention, was Newt Gingrich, who has otherwise been one of his main backers.

Tech entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban wants people to know he’s not so impressed.

The polls suggest Donald Trump got something of a bounce from their convention. Pat Toomey. In a recent op-ed piece, Toomey wrote about conservative ideals and how they compare to Trump’s rhetoric, writing in part: “There could come a point at which the differences are so great as to be irreconcilable”. Cuban, for example, used some choice – even vulgar – language to describe his disdain for Trump. Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg blasted him last week at the Democratic National Convention. Legendary investor Warren Buffett, at an event with Clinton, questioned if Trump had any “decency”.

She had emerged from numerous Congressional hearings about Benghazi and the e-mail scandals with minimal or no culpability, but was sprayed by maximum venom by Trump, other Republican nominees for the presidency, and nearly every conservative in the country who regularly watches Fox News and listens to partisan talk radio. Trump’s comments Tuesday that he isn’t endorsing House Speaker Paul Ryan riled up Republicans even more, including Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who is said to be especially frustrated. “Donald Trump’s demagoguery has undermined the fabric of our national character”.

Trump raised concerns Monday after courts rejected tough voter ID rules put in place for the first time in a presidential election in states including North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin. Bernie Sanders before dropping out of the race. Americans are routinely required to show photo ID to board airplanes and enter government buildings, and the integrity of our elections is important enough to require meaningful verification of identity and citizenship before casting a ballot.

The Trump campaign has been boasting of how many small donations it has been receiving, saying in a Wednesday statement that those donations were up by 69 percent in July. “But not Donald Trump”.

Mr Bush, trounced by Trump in the Republican primaries, has said he will vote for neither Mr Trump nor Mrs Clinton, while the two Bush presidents are abstaining from the 2016 race. Mr. Trump looks to be returning the favor. Buffett asked the cheering crowd. “You’re only afraid if you’ve got something to be afraid about”. “The Democrats are trying to turn this into a referendum on Trump”.

For the Clinton campaign, appearances by figures such as Buffett and Cuban can subtly help erode Trump’s reputation for wealth and success, Democratic consultant Hank Sheinkopf said.

“One of the the things that seems to be coming apparent about how Donald Trump operates is that he’s very much kind of a personal politician in the sense that if you do something for him, he’ll do something for you”, Shober said. By a 51-40 percent margin, voters say she’ll do a better job looking out for their family during tough economic times.

Trump took a swipe at Hillary Clinton and Sen.