Dole says 2016 uglier race. will back Trump in Kansas
Former 1996 nominee Bob Dole, speaking in Topeka, said the 2016 campaign is uglier but he will vote for Donald Trump. He criticized both candidates’ focus on personal attack and urged discussion of farm policy while praising Jenkins’s representation and noting his long friendship with the congresswoman.
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Trump, previously promoting birther claims, says Obama was born in the United States. He spoke after a 30 minute event praising him from veterans and Medal of Honor recipients and avoided apologizing for past claims. Clinton and Reid criticized his stance as a harmful lie and demagogic tactic.
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