Clinton sees new opening amid Republican chaos in Michigan
Clinton tours Michigan promising a manufacturing renaissance and a stark contrast to Donald Trump. She tells 3,500 at Wayne State University that voters must participate despite nasty politics and urges blue collar workers to back Democratic plans.
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WikiLeaks posts 2000 emails amid infighting claims
WikiLeaks releases over two thousand emails from John Podesta's account amid infighting claims. The cache includes a aide Doug Rand disparaging Chelsea Clinton and alleged lobbying by Podesta to back Tom Steyer for energy secretary.
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Clinton Extends National Lead Ahead of Debate
Clinton leads Trump 52 to 38 percent among likely voters in an NBC News WSJ poll conducted over the weekend, with 46 to 35 in a four way race including Johnson and Stein. The survey followed a video in which Trump boasted of groping women. Republican denouncements and calls to drop support followed as Clinton urged accountability.
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Real men denounce Trump in Kennedy principal post
Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School Principal Jason Kline publicly condemned Donald Trump’s remarks about women in a Facebook post that went viral, urging students not to tolerate disrespectful behavior. He emphasized that real men do not treat women as objects and urged moms and educators to share messages of civility.
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Republican House Candidate drops support for Trump
Ed Tibbetts of the Quad City Times reports Iowa State candidate Christopher Peters, the Republican challenging Rep. Dave Loebsack, says he will not vote for Donald Trump. Peters cites Trump’s remarks about women and minorities and criticizes his grasp of the Constitution civil rights and economics. He plans reforms to elections, third party access, and reducing money in politics.
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