Trump escalates call to jail Clinton at Florida rally
In Lakeland Florida Donald Trump declared Hillary Clinton "has to go to jail" for email server conduct and alleged corruption. He accused the Justice Department and Congress of protecting Clinton and promised to seek a special prosecutor. He also blamed House Speaker Paul Ryan for not fully backing his campaign.
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WikiLeaks Releases More Clinton Email Fragments
WikiLeaks publishes March 4 2015 Podesta email excerpts showing Clinton aides discussing a snap release plan and a tweet response to Republicans. The notes reveal internal debates over timing and potential legal risks of bypassing State Department review.
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Trump loses Wisconsin support as ads rise and unity fizzles
Wisconsin voters shifted away from Trump in the primary with Paul Maslin noting no revival of white working class appeal. Clinton has not spent on Wisconsin ads or campaigned there. Trump reserved about 600000 in Wisconsin airtime amid party unity hopes dashed by Paul Ryan’s withdrawal after a predatory remarks tape.
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Early voting opens in Ohio for Nov 8 election
Ohio voters may vote absentee by mail or in person without a stated reason. Nearly 1.1 million absentee ballot applications have been received statewide. Applications must be received by noon November 5. Ballots cover congressional and state legislative races, Supreme Court justices, appellate judges, and state Board of Education, plus over 1,800 local issues. More details at myohiovote.com.
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U N rights chief says Trump would be dangerous if elected
Zeid Ra ad al Hussein told reporters in Geneva that Donald Trump would be dangerous from an international point of view if elected. He cited concerns over torture and treatment of vulnerable communities and warned against demagogues in Europe. Russia objected, while Zeid said he would not interfere in campaigns.
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Accusers detail alleged groping by Trump at Mar-a-Lago
The Times reported separate accounts from Crooks Leeds and Mindy McGillivray alleging unwanted advances by Donald Trump in the 1970s and 2000s at real estate events and Mar-a-Lago. Trump denied the allegations as fiction.
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