Tuesday, 11 October 2016

Politics: House Democrats believe Trump troubles give them real shot at retaking majority

Trump’s problems don’t automatically mean Democrats will win the Senate; This man might run the Pentagon if Donald Trump wins; Airbnb bulks up lobbying presence as lawmakers increase scrutiny of ‘sharing economy’; Hoping to extend 'Let Girls Learn' beyond 2017, the Obamas lay out a road map; The facts about Hillary Clinton and the Kathy Shelton rape case; Clinton sees new opportunities to woo Republicans in Trump's troubles; Trump supporter Sen. Jeff Sessions reportedly said behavior Trump described in 2005 video is not sexual assault; In Ohio, Clinton draws what appears to be her largest crowd to date; Trump's truest believers start to worry: 'You could easily lose this election'; Univision chair, a Clinton donor, urged campaign to hit Trump on immigration; The GOP tumbles toward anarchy: 'It's every person for himself or herself'; At first post-debate rally, Trump continues talking about Bill Clinton’s scandals; Trump fires his Virginia state chairman over unsanctioned RNC protest; Clinton knocks Trump for buying Chinese steel as she courts Rust Belt voters in Michigan, Ohio;
 
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House Democrats believe Trump troubles give them real shot at retaking majority
"Voters think not standing up to [Trump] and standing with him are the same thing," said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Executive Director Kelly Ward. "Voters blame all Republicans for creating this monster."
Trump’s problems don’t automatically mean Democrats will win the Senate
While the Trump campaign's implosion obviously ratchets up the risk for the GOP, it may not be fatal.
 
This man might run the Pentagon if Donald Trump wins
Stephen Hadley has not taken a position in the election.
 
Airbnb bulks up lobbying presence as lawmakers increase scrutiny of ‘sharing economy’
The ramp-up in Airbnb's lobbying comes at a time the company is facing growing criticism from the U.S. hotel industry.
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Hoping to extend 'Let Girls Learn' beyond 2017, the Obamas lay out a road map
New commitments of $5 million Tuesday bring initiative's total funding above $1 billion
 
The facts about Hillary Clinton and the Kathy Shelton rape case
The rape victim is angry at Clinton for requesting a psychiatric exam. But court records show the request was denied.
 
Clinton sees new opportunities to woo Republicans in Trump's troubles
With new ads and other courtship, Democrats invite Republicans to abandon Trump.
 
Trump supporter Sen. Jeff Sessions reportedly said behavior Trump described in 2005 video is not sexual assault
The Alabama senator drew swift rebukes from Democrats.
 
 
In Ohio, Clinton draws what appears to be her largest crowd to date
The Democrat is in the midst of the strongest stretch of her campaign.
 
Trump's truest believers start to worry: 'You could easily lose this election'
More are starting to place at least a little blame on the GOP nominee for his slide in the polls.
 
Univision chair, a Clinton donor, urged campaign to hit Trump on immigration
Haim Saban said he keeps his support for the Democrat separate from his role at the Spanish-language network.
 
The GOP tumbles toward anarchy: 'It's every person for himself or herself'
The House speaker abandons Trump in a bid to save GOP majorities in Congress.
 
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At first post-debate rally, Trump continues talking about Bill Clinton’s scandals
Trump claimed he won an overwhelming victory against Clinton in Sunday night's presidential debate.
 
Trump fires his Virginia state chairman over unsanctioned RNC protest
Stewart is "being replaced, effective immediately," Trump's deputy campaign manager said in a statement.
Clinton knocks Trump for buying Chinese steel as she courts Rust Belt voters in Michigan, Ohio
The Democrat sees a chance to broaden her constituency as the Republican Party sinks into a historic internal crisis over Donald Trump's candidacy.
 
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