Subject: Even if Hillary Beats Trump This November, She LOSES...

From: "Publisher Agora Financial" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2016 23:47:51 -0400

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Even if Hillary Beats Trump This November, She LOSES...

Does it really matter if Hillary crushes Trump in the debates? Maybe not.

Because, guess what?

According to a new finding by an ex-advisor to the CIA and Pentagon?
winning the White House may work out to be a DISASTER for Hillary.

No, it' s got nothing to do with her husband' s future sex scandals... or the unwinnable War on Terror. It' s a whole different kind of threat, one even she didn' t count on.

Click this link and find out what it is. Hillary must be terrified?

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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump told CNN Wednesday he is prepared to open up his wallet and donate considerably more to his campaign in the closing days of the race.

He claimed that by Election Day, he will have spent $100 million. Federal Election Commission records through September, however, show Trump has given far less to his campaign so far.

The GOP nominee nevertheless paraded the fact that he remained competitive in the race despite being heavily outspent on advertising.

" I will have over $100 million in the campaign, and I' m prepared to go much more than that," he told CNN' s Dana Bash outside of his new hotel in Washington, D.C., declining to offer an exact figure.

" In the old days, you' d get credit: If you would spend less money and have victory, that would be a good thing. Today, they want you to spend money."

Trump also said he was confident of victory next month despite poll numbers showing him lagging behind Hillary Clinton.

" We are going to have, I think, a tremendous victory," he said. " If I didn' t think that, I wouldn' t say it."

Trump has given less than $60 million since the beginning of the race, records show, and his contributions have slowed considerably since he won the GOP nomination.

He would have to have given more than $40 million over the final five weeks of the campaign to meet that number.

Trump' s personal giving will become clearer Thursday, when his contributions from October 1 to October 19 will be revealed.

Donations after that date will not become public until December.

Trump also denied that his event Wednesday celebrating the hotel was an attempt to secure free advertising for the building, saluting the construction project as a model for building the country.

He defended the break from the typically busy rally schedule.

" For you to ask me that question is actually very insulting because Hillary Clinton does one stop, and then she goes home and sleeps," he said. " I want to back my children."