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Donald Trump Admits Difficulty in Key States While Still Attacking Hillary Clinton
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by News Editor
Donald Trump acknowledged in unusually candid terms that he faces daunting hurdles in crucial states. Photo: Wikipedia.
Facing one of the toughest stretches of his presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump on Thursday acknowledged in unusually candid terms that he faced daunting hurdles in crucial states, as he swung wildly at Hillary Clinton to try to blunt her questions about his fitness to serve in the Oval Office.
Sliding in the polls, and under attack even by prominent figures in his own party, the usually self-assured Mr. Trump seemed to break character, lamenting his predicament, and even asking for help, before a group of 700 evangelical pastors and church leaders in Orlando, Fla.
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