Trump calls for Clinton to be imprisoned over email scandal

If that’s the Trump campaign’s defense, there’s no way they can try to discredit Trump’s new accusers without looking desperate and hypocritical.

“Coloradans are exhausted of corrupt career Washington politicians like Hillary, who do nothing tangible in office and run pay-to-play schemes, like she did at the State Department where she traded official access for donations to the Clinton Foundation and six-figure speaking fees for her husband, making hundreds of millions of dollars for her family in the process”, Davis said in a statement.

Abandoned by a torrent of elected Republicans after the tape leak, Trump blasted political elites as anxious more about their self-preservation than about the people who cast ballots for them.

Conducted by SurveyUSA between Monday and Wednesday, after the release of the 2005 video of Trump having a lewd conversation and the second presidential debate.

The full results from Sunday night’s debate are in, and Donald Trump has come from behind to take the lead over Hillary Clinton. John Podesta said on Tuesday that the FBI is investigating Russia’s possible role in hacking thousands of his personal emails, an intrusion he said Trump’s campaign may have been aware of in advance.

On Tuesday, Lily Adams, Clinton’s director of battleground communications, sent reporters an email that touted higher ballot requests for Democrats than Republicans in Florida, a more diverse electorate in North Carolina and a sizable uptick in Hispanic registration in Nevada. Outside of red baseball caps and tons of yard signs, Donald Trump’s campaign footprint is decreasing and slowly fading away.

He added: “I think it is very unbecoming a presidential candidate”.

“If Hillary Clinton can’t satisfy her husband what makes her think she can satisfy America?”

“Those people are nearly certainly black and Latino voters who’ve got socially conservative values but who are attracted to the Democratic ticket for other reasons”.

Trump held a press conference shortly before Sunday’s debate with Hillary Clinton, in which he sat with Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, and Kathleen Willey – all of whom have accused the former president of sexual misconduct. She supported it during negotiations, once calling it the “gold standard”, but after the details were decided, she spoke out against it and said she would oppose it as president. “I wouldn’t want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, that I can tell you, including Ryan”.

Clinton has no rallies planned Friday, but President Barack Obama planned to campaign for her in Ohio. “If that’s what it takes to lose an election, I think that’d be pretty sad”. “Give me a break”.

That attitude suits the former president fine. Trump has not released anything on the matter.

“You take a look at these people … their claims are preposterous, ludicrous and defy logic”, Trump said. Trump, she said, “has too much integrity” for the groping allegations to be true.

He also expressed his disbelief at the Republicans who have expressed hope that Trump might change his ways.

Clinton is also relying on a team of what her campaign calls “uber-surrogates” to cover the territory she is not.

It’s certainly not that young voters aren’t familiar with Bill Clinton’s transgressions, confirmed or alleged. “As if our outrage is overblown or unwarranted, as if this is normal, just politics as usual”, Mrs. Obama said Thursday in Manchester, New Hampshire.