Trump’s likely style shift and enduring grudges ahead of election
Trump may keep a scripted tone and surround himself with advisers but remains prone to deep-seated grudges and offensive comments. His pre-dawn attack on Alicia Machado signals continued abrasive behavior that unsettles women and minority voters, complicating broader support as election nears.
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Debate Fight Over Machado Remarks Defines Campaign Clash
Analysis from the party conventions centers on an ugly clash with Khizr Khan as early voting begins. The debate highlighted Donald Trump defending earlier remarks about former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, insisting she was heavy and a real problem. Clinton seized on the exchange to claim Trump is thin-skinned for a potential presidency.
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Trump shames beauty queen in early morning tirade
Donald Trump blasted former Miss Universe Alicia Machado as a disgusting figure and urged Americans to watch a sex tape to bolster his case. The pre-dawn tweet storm drew criticism from Clinton and even some supporters, who warned the remarks could hurt his appeal to women. Machado accused him of degrading women and noted the pattern of denigrating remarks.
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Endorsements Highlight Clinton Edge in Newspaper Battle
The piece notes Hillary Clinton's broad slate of newspaper endorsements from The New York Times to The Cincinnati Enquirer and The Arizona Republic, while USA Today abstains with an anti-endorsement. It contrasts Trump’s limited press support and quotes experts on shifts in editorial influence and voter information sources.
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Hackers Targeted Election Systems Across States Says Official
A Homeland Security official told The Associated Press that hackers have targeted voter registration systems in more than 20 states in recent months. FBI and DHS have urged safeguards as officials assess potential foreign or domestic threats and seek cyber hygiene scans for key sites.
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