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Clinton’s national lead shrinks amid transparency questions
Hillary Clinton’s national lead over Donald Trump continues to shrink amid renewed questions about her trustworthiness and her lack of transparency.
Clinton leads Trump among registered by just 4 points nationally, 48-44, according to an NBC News/Survey Monkey poll made public Tuesday.
Read More >>Why Clinton’s bad weekend won’t rewrite the race
Has the race changed now?
A lot of people are sure it has after Hillary Clinton was caught on video collapsing in the street. A lot of people have been sure about a lot of things in this 2016 contest against Donald Trump. Not a lot of them have had any lasting relationship to political reality.
Read More >>How McMullin hopes to make a Never Trump miracle
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are unacceptable. Jill Stein is full of “weirdness.” And Gary Johnson is “astonishingly weak and dangerous.” But Evan McMullin, according to a memo the independent conservative candidate’s campaign is using to woo anti-Trump Republicans, is a miracle worker — and the one who can work the miracle America needs.
Read More >>Why Transparency is the Best Policy for Clinton and Trump
The frenzy and uncertainty Sunday over Hillary Clinton’s health could have easily been avoided had Clinton and her campaign disclosed that she had pneumonia — either after she was diagnosed on Friday or right after reports surfaced that something had happened at the 9/11 remembrance.
Read More >>How Gary Johnson and Jill Stein can win while losing in November
Gary Johnson’s governorship of New Mexico in the 1990s coincided with Mike Layne’s college years in Santa Fe.
Today, Layne’s front yard in Redlands features a Johnson lawn sign. Layne, a 47-year-old consultant who helps nonprofit groups, cities and schools pursue grant funding, is drawn to Johnson’s mix of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism.
Read More >>Young Millennials Love Obama, But Clinton Is Struggling To Win Them Over
It’s usually difficult to get a clear look at which way the youngest voters are leaning. Pollsters have trouble reaching them, and they’re often excluded when a survey breaks out its results by group. But they make up a significant portion of the vote.
Read More >>Clinton health worries jolt campaign
The subject of Hillary Clinton‘s health suddenly became a major topic over the weekend, following her early departure from a 9-11 memorial service and video of her stumbling that came to light shortly afterwards. As ABC News reports, the issue comes at a critical juncture for the presumed favorite to win the White House:
Hillary Clinton’s Health Scare Creates Major Campaign Moment
It is far easier to argue that your opponent is not fit to serve if you can provide confidence that ... Read More >>