Donald Trump has called himself the ‘law and order’ candidate while Hillary Clinton has proposed changes such as legislation to help end racial profiling.
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Trump’s use of debts and tax laws spurs concerns about his methods
For two decades, he has underscored 1995 as a pivotal point following the implosion of his real estate and gambling empire, a debacle that included four bankruptcies and left him nearly $1 billion in the hole.
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Donald Trump’s son, daughter-in-law, campaign at apple orchard in Maine’s 2nd District
The Republican presidential candidate plans a visit to Bangor on Oct. 15 as he tries to take at least one of Maine’s electoral votes.
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Dana Milbank: In the long run – say, 2020 – Mike Pence might be the winner
Had Republicans chosen a mainstream conservative like Pence for the top of the ticket, there’s every reason to believe he could be leading Clinton.
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Focus returns to nominees after vice presidential debate
Both camps acknowledge that Tuesday’s Pence-Kaine event is unlikely to alter the campaign.
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Trump’s son to make campaign appearances in Maine
Eric Trump and his wife, Lara, will stop at the Republican nominee’s headquarters in Auburn and Bangor on Thursday, as well as Ricker Hill Orchards in Turner.
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Poll: Clinton strengthens in key states; white men stick with Trump
The race has not shifted dramatically since the first presidential debate, even though large majorities of voters say Clinton won.
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Trump backers’ anger at Clinton heats up
The Republican presidential candidate gets some of his biggest applause at rallies when he attacks Clinton.
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Ayotte calls Trump a ‘role model,’ then says he isn’t
The Republican incumbent senator struggled during a debate Monday night when a moderator asked whether her party’s nominee should be a role model for children.
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Trump says some veterans ‘can’t handle’ the horrors of war
He tells a group of veterans that some suicides occur because people can’t make a health appointment.