Since capturing the nomination in May, Donald Trump has turned his sights on Hillary, spending the bulk of his time chronicling her failings as Secretary of State, the rampant pay-for-play corruption at the Clinton Foundation, and the criminal violation of national security protocols on her secret email server. His town halls have turned into anti-Hillary cheerleading camps—raucous made-for-television events defining Clinton’s narrative even while she was still fighting off Bernie Sanders in California. His poll numbers have climbed, he’s consolidating Republican support behind the scenes, and, he’s also put his management skills to work seamlessly integrating the RNC’s ground game and fundraising apparatus with his campaign’s band of happy warriors. Even the liberal media has been forced to admit this is Hillary’s worst nightmare coming true.
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