(The Anchor) Coming down to the wire, the early morning results have finally put an end to the brutal 2016 election At roughly 3 a.m. Wednesday morning, Donald Trump told his supporters in a victory speech that Hillary Clinton had called him, and that she had conceded. In one of the tightest and most divisive…
Economy Clinton wants to boost the economic growth by giving tax cuts to the middle class, small business and fund scientific research. In addition, she wants to help women enter the workforce by requiring companies to pay for family leave. She plans to create fair growth in the economy by raising the minimum wage…
In the midst of such a controversial election season, it makes sense to view each candidate from the perspective of an American. However, the question that often goes overlooked from this perspective is what exactly does it mean to be an American? Many citizens want to say their opinions to the effect of upholding the…
DONALD TRUMP, the Republican party nominee, has been polling within 4 points of Clinton for the entire month of September and is currently sitting at 41.3 percent according to RealClear Politics. The Trump campaign has raised $168 million this campaign cycle almost exclusively from campaign donations rather than Super Pac groups, according to OpenSecrets. Trump…
Presidential Nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both came out swinging in Monday’s debate. Between the accusations of poor judgement and leadership capability, both candidates equally targeted each other on issues across the board. Trump and Clinton both stuck to their guns amid cries of flip-flopping with a focus on fact checking for the first…
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Drops in Supporters From NBC News, the presidential poll’s numbers are approaching closer together as this summer comes to an end. While the polls show that GOP nominee Donald Trump is catching up to democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, Trump polls also showed a slight decrease from Aug. 8 to Aug. 29. According to the NBC…
National polls show Clinton lead, though changes may occur According to the latest national polls mentioned in the New York Times, democratic nominee Hillary Clinton currently has an 89 percent chance of winning the race for the presidency, with a national polling average of 44 percent over Donald Trump’s average of 39…