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Based on media reports (and numerous posts on this forum) a listing of negatives for both the leading candidates may prove helpful:
Clinton:
Her email private server debacle
Her (and her husband's) controversy over the Clinton foundation
The constant barrage of criticism of Hillary over the Benghazi incident
Trump
His refusal to release his tax returns
His flip-flopping on issues such as abortion rights; social security; support of NATO, etc.
His alienation of black voters
His alienation of Latino voters
His alienation of LGBT voters
His derogatory comments on some women
His 3 marriages
His 4 bankruptcies
His "civil war" with many fellow republicans (mindful that Trump was not long ago a democrat supporter)
So, given the above (and there are many more negatives for both candidates) how will both these somewhat flawed candidates fare in the upcoming debates and 5 months from now?
Clinton:
Her email private server debacle
Her (and her husband's) controversy over the Clinton foundation
The constant barrage of criticism of Hillary over the Benghazi incident
Trump
His refusal to release his tax returns
His flip-flopping on issues such as abortion rights; social security; support of NATO, etc.
His alienation of black voters
His alienation of Latino voters
His alienation of LGBT voters
His derogatory comments on some women
His 3 marriages
His 4 bankruptcies
His "civil war" with many fellow republicans (mindful that Trump was not long ago a democrat supporter)
So, given the above (and there are many more negatives for both candidates) how will both these somewhat flawed candidates fare in the upcoming debates and 5 months from now?