Clinton, Trump Agree on This Much: Election All About Obama
- Both candidates say the Democrat will extend Obama presidency
- Clinton gets boost from FBI affirming views on e-mails
Clinton, Trump Prep Final Presidential Campaign Push
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At the end, after 17 months of campaign speeches, debates, turmoil and controversy, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton at last agree on something: she’s running to continue Barack Obama’s presidency.
At a predominantly black church in Philadelphia, the largest city in the most important of Clinton’s so-called “firewall” states, Clinton on Sunday made plain what most of her supporters and certainly all of Trump’s have long concluded: “This election is about doing everything we can to stop the movement to destroy President Obama’s legacy. In fact, it is about building on the gains and the progress we have made in the last eight years.”