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08-27-2016, 04:25 AM
WASHINGTON: Democrat Hillary Clinton called on Friday for voters to reject the "bigotry" of Donald Trump´s White House campaign, releasing a television ad criticizing his efforts to appeal to black voters and saying she was reaching out to people from all parties who are troubled by his candidacy.
The ad shows video of Trump´s controversial pitch to black voters, in which the Republican candidate urges them to support him by asking, "What do you have to lose?" It also shows headlines about a racial discrimination lawsuit the New York real estate mogul faced in the 1970s.
Clinton´s presidential campaign said the ad, released a day after she gave a speech accusing Trump of fueling America´s "radical fringe," would air in the hotly contested states of Florida, **rth Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Polls give Clinton a wide margin over Trump among Hispanic voters, but he is on a pitch to reduce her advantage by
stressing he would create jobs for all.
Trump pressed on with trying to broaden his appeal to mi**rity voters on Friday, as he met with Hispanic business
leaders at his signature hotel in Las Vegas.
"We´ve been doing very, very well with the Lati**s. We´ve been doing amazing, far, far greater .... than anyone
understands.
They want to see jobs come in, we´re going to bring jobs. They want to see things happen," Trump said. He said the country´s GDP growth rate of 1.1 percent in the second quarter was **t a good sign for the U.S. eco**my.
"The
country has some very, very serious problems," he said. Clinton, meanwhile, followed up on Thursday´s tough speech
by saying that Trump´s temperament and divisiveness made him unfit for the White House.
"I am reaching out to everyone, Republicans, Democrats, independents, everyone who is as troubled as I am by the bigotry and divisiveness of Donald Trump´s campaign," she told MSNBC, adding she was asking "fair-minded Americans to repudiate this kind of divisive demagoguery" at the **v. 8 election.
Clinton attacks came during a difficult week for her campaign, as the release of new emails from her time as
secretary of state revived criticism of her decision to use a private address and server rather than a government one.
The emails also stoked scrutiny of her family´s charitable foundation, including accusations that major corporate and
foreign do**rs gave money in hopes of securing more access to then-Secretary Clinton.
Her campaign says ** do**rs received any special favors. Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer told
MSNBC Clinton was only talking about Trump and race this week to deflect attention from that controversy.
Trump countered her rhetoric on Friday by releasing a video showing Clinton in the 1990s discussing a crime bill and
referring to "super-predators," or at-risk youth she said needed to be brought under control.
The video also shows U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, Clinton´s main opponent in the Democratic primary this year, calling that phrase a "racist term.
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The ad shows video of Trump´s controversial pitch to black voters, in which the Republican candidate urges them to support him by asking, "What do you have to lose?" It also shows headlines about a racial discrimination lawsuit the New York real estate mogul faced in the 1970s.
Clinton´s presidential campaign said the ad, released a day after she gave a speech accusing Trump of fueling America´s "radical fringe," would air in the hotly contested states of Florida, **rth Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Polls give Clinton a wide margin over Trump among Hispanic voters, but he is on a pitch to reduce her advantage by
stressing he would create jobs for all.
Trump pressed on with trying to broaden his appeal to mi**rity voters on Friday, as he met with Hispanic business
leaders at his signature hotel in Las Vegas.
"We´ve been doing very, very well with the Lati**s. We´ve been doing amazing, far, far greater .... than anyone
understands.
They want to see jobs come in, we´re going to bring jobs. They want to see things happen," Trump said. He said the country´s GDP growth rate of 1.1 percent in the second quarter was **t a good sign for the U.S. eco**my.
"The
country has some very, very serious problems," he said. Clinton, meanwhile, followed up on Thursday´s tough speech
by saying that Trump´s temperament and divisiveness made him unfit for the White House.
"I am reaching out to everyone, Republicans, Democrats, independents, everyone who is as troubled as I am by the bigotry and divisiveness of Donald Trump´s campaign," she told MSNBC, adding she was asking "fair-minded Americans to repudiate this kind of divisive demagoguery" at the **v. 8 election.
Clinton attacks came during a difficult week for her campaign, as the release of new emails from her time as
secretary of state revived criticism of her decision to use a private address and server rather than a government one.
The emails also stoked scrutiny of her family´s charitable foundation, including accusations that major corporate and
foreign do**rs gave money in hopes of securing more access to then-Secretary Clinton.
Her campaign says ** do**rs received any special favors. Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer told
MSNBC Clinton was only talking about Trump and race this week to deflect attention from that controversy.
Trump countered her rhetoric on Friday by releasing a video showing Clinton in the 1990s discussing a crime bill and
referring to "super-predators," or at-risk youth she said needed to be brought under control.
The video also shows U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, Clinton´s main opponent in the Democratic primary this year, calling that phrase a "racist term.
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