Clinton-Trump Clash Part 3: From Mosul to “Rigged Election”
With the conclusion of the final US presidential debate, all eyes are on D-Day.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton walks off stage as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump puts his notes away after the third presidential debate at UNLV in Las Vegas on Wednesday (Photo: AP)
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In the final US presidential debate, Republican Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed over abortion, gun rights, securing the American border from inflow of drugs, ISIS and more.
While Clinton stated that Trump would be a “puppet” in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s hands if elected President, he argued that the Democratic nominee and Barack Obama have been “overpowered” by Putin.
Trump lashed out at at Clinton for the “fictional stories” of sexual assault directed towards him, saying the reports were false and the “women had been paid by Obama and Clinton.”
At the end, Trump twice refused to say that he will accept the election results and repeatedly insisted that the elections were “rigged”.
Trump’s “Open Border” Accusation
On Tax Plans
“Fictional Stories” of Sexual Assault
Where Does the Donation Money Go?
The ISIS Question
Emmy’s Were “Rigged”
“I Don’t Know Putin”
“Don’t Want Another 4 Years of Obama”
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