Hillary Clinton Vs. Donald Trump Polls: Clinton Holds Her Lead, But Trump Gains Support Among Latinos

With the election now less than three months away, Trump is going to have to start focusing on the issues if he has any hope of becoming the next president of the United States. While Trump should be focusing on addressing important topics, including health care and the economy, he is instead engaging in puzzling arguments and making outlandish claims.

As CNN reported, Trump stated that President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were the "co-founders" of ISIS. Trump took to Twitter to defend himself and claim that he was being sarcastic, but he is getting into a bad habit of making bizarre claims that could potentially be turning away a lot of undecided voters.

In addition to his latest fiasco, Trump is also still attempting to recover from his recent feud with Khizr Khan, the father of a Muslim-American solider who lost his life in Iraq. Khan attacked Trump on stage at the Democratic National Convention, and he questioned his sacrifices. Instead of simply ignoring Khan, Trump spent the next few days responding to his comments and engaging in a verbal war of words. Regardless of who was right, Trump lost valuable time where he could have been addressing issues or attacking Clinton's questionable policies and history.

"A new poll pegs support for Trump at 40 percent among Latino registered voters in the Empire State."

With only a few more months to go until November's election, the polls between Republican nominee for president of the United States Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton are going to continue to be interesting. If Trump continues to engage in personal attacks and ignore the issues, Clinton could win by a wide margin.

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