He essentially ignored an inspector general’s report critical of Clinton (Day 23), stomped on the Labor Department’s worst jobs report in six years (Day 32) and posted that controversial Jewish star the same day Clinton sat down to be interviewed by the FBI (Day 61). Here’s a better move the Clinton campaign made: going out to Utah for a sit-down with the editorial board of the Deseret News. In the first poll out of South Carolina, conducted by Public Policy Polling, Trump only leads by 2 points. Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign strategy seems to have been plucked from the litter box of a particularly Dadaist tabby. The Clinton campaign and its affiliated groups have mercilessly outspent Donald Trump on the airwaves, to the tune of $89 million to $8 million.

Source: Huffington Post August 12, 2016 02:15 UTC