Distinct paths to White House shaping campaign contrasts
Hillary Clinton follows a traditional ground game with data driven ads and coalition building while Donald Trump pursues a high energy rally driven strategy aimed at blue collar voters. Both plan August policy speeches in battleground states as turnout and debates loom.
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National security becomes central issue in campaign
The 2016 race centers on terrorism and Russia as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump frame competing styles. Trump touts America first and unpredictable strength while Clinton promotes steadiness, diplomacy, and bipartisan NATO support to avert war. Both address how a future president would handle nuclear threats and alliances.
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Trump defends sacrifices as Khan family confrontation unfolds
Donald Trump rebutted Khizr Khan and Ghazala Khan at the Democratic convention scene, saying he has sacrificed by employing thousands and denouncing claims of insufficient personal sacrifice. He suggested Ghazala Khan spoke without permission and defended his own hard work as a candidate.
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