immigration policies are more liable to withdraw their support if he changes those policies in a significant way.
POLLS We are still quite a distance from Election Day, especially as far as today’s fast-moving news cycle is concerned, but political pundits are still watching the polls with interest to try and predict what the outcome of the election might be. So far in the polls this summer, both candidates had pretty significant post-convention bumps. Donald Trump’s lasted for a shorter
period of time, probably because the Democratic Convention followed right on the heels of his. Going into September, with two months left until the election and debates a short few weeks away, the race has tightened significantly. The election is still very much anyone’s to win. While Hillary Clinton was considered the more favorable candidate in the early part of August, the information constantly being released about the behavior of her staff at the State Department concerning granting favors to Clinton Foundation Donors, as well as the information being released by the
Town Square Mall | 845-356-Lulu
follow us on Instagram @ lulukidsclothing
FBI on her interview regarding her emails, have harped on her weakest point — her lack of trustworthiness. And while Donald Trump is far from an ideal candidate, his negatives have been consistent. People have come to expect off-thewall remarks from him. And over the last few weeks, his campaign has managed to significantly reign those in, keeping his comments focused on the issues and his attacks directed at Hillary rather than on people in his own party or the like. It looks very much like this election will be decided on Election Day and by a very slim margin.
Children’s Wear