“In Hillary Clinton’s America, the middle class gets crushed. Spending goes up. Taxes go up. Hundreds of thousands of jobs disappear,” Donald Trump’s latest ad states. “It’s more of the same, but worse.”
DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst, the first woman combat veteran elected to the U.S. Senate, railed against Hillary Clinton during her second annual Roast and Ride on Saturday.
“She has failed us,” Ernst stated. “She has failed members of our military. She is not fit to be our Commander in Chief.”
DES MOINES, Iowa — Sen. Joni Ernst’s second annual Roast and Ride brought out more voters and bikers to the Iowa State Fairgrounds on Saturday than her inaugural event last June, which she held in Boone, Iowa.
DES MOINES, IOWA — Donald Trump recognized Sarah Root’s family during his speech at Sen. Joni Ernst’s second annual Roast and Ride in Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/769718184836472832 “I’ve been so inspired by the courage and bravery of the
DES MOINES, Iowa — Donald Trump commented on the death of NBA star Dwayne Wade’s cousin, who was recently shot and killed, during his speech to roughly two-thousand supporters at Sen. Joni Ernst’s second annual Roast and Ride on Saturday.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Donald Trump promised to start “removing criminal illegal immigrants” on day one during his speech in Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday at Sen. Joni Ernst’s second annual Roast and Ride when he spoke to roughly two-thousand supporters.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Donald Trump received a rockstar welcome from roughly two-thousand people when he took the stage as “I’m Proud to Be an American” played from the speakers at Sen. Joni Ernst’s second annual Roast and Ride in Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday.
Sixty-four percent of registered voters want to see the medical records — that’s a nine percent increase since May when 55 percent of voters wanted to know about the candidates’ health details, the poll finds.
Donald Trump posted on Twitter in response to Hillary Clinton’s speech on Thursday addressing the “alt-right” movement supporting Trump, which she portrayed as racist.
Donald Trump’s senior communications advisor Jason Miller responded to Hillary Clinton’s “alt-right” speech, calling it a “desperation play” due to her bad week of news coverage surrounding the alleged pay-to-play relationship between the state department and the Clinton Foundation when she was secretary of state.
Donald Trump addressed Hillary Clinton’s upcoming remarks on the “alt-right” movement, which she claims is racist, during his campaign rally in New Hampshire on Thursday, saying it’s “the oldest play in the Democratic playbook” and that although Democrats always return to that same well, “the well has run dry.”
“Hillary Clinton and her campaign went to a disgusting new low today as they released a video tying the Trump Campaign with horrific racial images. This type of rhetoric and repulsive advertising is revolting and completely beyond the pale,” stated Donald Trump supporter Pastor Mark Burns. “I call on Hillary Clinton to disavow this video and her campaign for this sickening act that has no place in our world.”
Donald Trump called on Congress to act on perjury charges against Hillary Clinton during a campaign rally in Tampa, Florida on Wednesday afternoon.
According to the poll results, Donald Trump earns 43 percent to Hillary Clinton’s 41 percent in Florida. The two point lead falls within the 2.7 percent margin of error.
The poll, which was published Tuesday, doesn’t take the change of leadership in Trump’s campaign and recent messaging and tone into consideration, or Clinton’s alleged pay-to-play relationship with the Clinton Foundation while she was secretary of state, according to the Washington Examiner.
Donald Trump promised to “end the corruption” if elected President of the United States, blasting Hillary Clinton for her relationship to the Clinton Foundation during her time as secretary of state during his campaign rally in Austin, Texas on Tuesday.
Donald Trump continued his appeal to African American and other minority voters on Tuesday during a campaign rally in Austin, Texas, and blasted his rival Hillary Clinton “who sees communities of color only as votes.”
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is joining his running mate Donald Trump in calling for a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton and for the Clinton Foundation to be shut down after the Associated Press reports more than half of Hillary Clinton’s meetings as secretary of state with non-government officials were with Clinton Foundation donors.
A new Public Policy poll shows Donald Trump with a 15 point lead in Utah — a state where the Republican nominee previously had an “amazingly bad” showing, according to the Washington Post in June.
Donald Trump said the visit is “too little, too late” and Obama “should have gone to Louisiana days ago, instead of golfing.”
Donald Trump continued his populist message and appealed to African American voters in Akron, Ohio during his campaign rally on Monday night.
Donald Trump called for a special prosecutor to investigate The Clinton Foundation’s conduct while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, suggesting there was a pay to play scheme, during his campaign rally in Akron, Ohio on Monday night.
The Super PAC ad, titled, “Watching,” shows Trump saying: “You have to be wealthy in order to be great. I’m sorry to say it” and then the clip shows a working-class white man looking at Trump in response. The Washington Post reports the quote is “wrenched out of context.”
Republican nominee Donald Trump renewed his attack on the media Monday morning — specifically MSNBC’s Morning Joe hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough — sparking a Twitter war between Scarborough and Trump. Trump apparently didn’t like their coverage on Monday morning, although he previously
“No, I’m not flip-flopping,” on immigration, Donald Trump stated during an appearance on Fox and Friends.
“Hillary Clinton is the defender of the corrupt and rigged status quo. The Clintons have spent decades as insiders lining their own pockets and taking care of donors instead of the American people,” Donald Trump says in a press release. He’s demanding the Clinton Foundation be shut down.
Although the Republican nominee spent less than half of what Clinton did last month, the Guardian reports that he has doubled his campaign spending.
CNN posted a questionable headline on Sunday linking African American voters to felons, reading: “Trump wants GOP to court black voters — then slams voting rights for felons.”
Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by two points, 45 percent to 43 percent, in Sunday’s USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times “Daybreak” poll.
Donald Trump touted his populist appeal during his campaign rally Saturday evening in Fredericksburg, Virginia, telling a room packed with supporters, “I am your voice!”
Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton in the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times “Daybreak” poll for the first time since Aug. 3 — the last day he had an edge on the former secretary of state.
Donald Trump took a swipe at President Obama during his campaign rally in Dimondale, Michigan on Friday afternoon following the New Yorker’s visit to Baton Rouge, where there has been historic flooding.
Donald Trump’s running mate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence released his personal financial disclosure, which he filed with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday. Pence plans to release his tax returns in the near future, while Trump says he won’t release his tax returns because he’s under audit.
Donald Trump released his first campaign ad of the general election on Friday, titled, “Two Americas: Immigration.”
Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s campaign chairman, resigned from the campaign on Friday, according to Fox News.
Donald Trump is reportedly visiting Baton Rouge, which has experienced historic flooding, on Friday, according to WBRZ TV.
Donald Trump, speaking from a teleprompter during his campaign rally in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday, proclaimed he is the “change candidate” and admitted that because he isn’t politically correct, he doesn’t always use the right words.
Steve Moore, an advisor on Donald Trump’s tax plan and a distinguished visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity, laughed at Hillary Clinton’s charge that Trump’s plan to terminate the federal estate tax — also called the death tax — would save his family $4 billion dollars.
Hillary Clinton’s running mate Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) said in 2002 that politicians facing true allegations of sexual harassment should resign, suggesting Bill Clinton’s affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky is “not appropriate conduct” and “beneath the dignity of the office.”
A Rasmussen Reports survey published on Thursday shows the race tightening after the Republican and Democratic conventions.
