That lack of excitement meshed with reactions from college students interviewed by The Hill at Longwood University the day the institution hosted last Tuesday ’s vice presidential debate in the battleground state of Virginia . All Longwood five students who spoke with The Hill decried the negative tone of the campaign , saying it has hurt their peers ’ perception of the candidates . All of these interviews contact.discussion.meet came before the release of the vulgar video by The Washington Post , which showed Trump talking about trying to bed a married woman and argue that women will let him " do anything " to them because he 's famous . “ This whole back - and - forth , it takes away the importance of the issues , ” said Tonisha Pitchford , a 21-year old senior from Richmond who voted for Obama in 2012 . “ I want to know what you are going to do to help me and help the country , not how bad someone looks or how this person is n’t paying their bills . ”

Pally went on to cite Canadian tax rules as the reason for the discrepancy . But as the Times reported : However , interviews contact.discussion.correspondence with tax lawyers and officials in Canada cast doubt on assertions that the partnership was necessary to confer a tax benefit ; an examination shows that for many donors it was not needed , and in any event , since 2010 , Canadians could have donated to the foundation directly and received the same tax break . Also , it is not at all clear that privacy laws prohibit the partnership from disclosing its donors , the tax lawyers and officials in Canada said . The hidden $ 2.35 million in Clinton Foundation donations from the former Russian uranium chief were part of a larger $ 145 million given from nine uranium investors involved in the deal approved by Hillary Clinton to transfer 20 % of all U.S. uranium to the Russian government .

Both major - party nominees have made Pennsylvania a priority , peppering the state with advertising and campaign events . Last week alone , both Trump , the Republican nominee , and running mate Mike Pence Mike ( Michael ) Richard PenceDems threaten to gum up Senate over ' secret ' ObamaCare bill This week : Senate plots path on healthcare Pence family adopts new kitten , puppy MORE had events in the Keystone State , while first lady Michelle Obama Michelle ObamaMichelle Obama holds fitness ' bootcamps ' for friends Obama marks Father ’s Day : ‘ I 'm most proud to be Sasha and Malia 's dad ’ Obamas invited to be honorary football coach at University of Michigan MORE — a top Clinton surrogate — spoke in Philadelphia . Franklin & Marshall College conducted its poll of 496 likely voters in Pennsylvania via online and telephone interviews contact.discussion.correspondence from Sept. 28 to Oct. 2 . It has a margin of error of 6.1 percentage points .

Hillary Clinton ( while Secretary of State ) tried the ‘ reset ’ and it failed , and we need to see what we can do in the future . ” After numerous questions about Mr. Trump ’s comments to the media , Sen. Sessions finally shot back that at least “ Trump takes these interviews contact.discussion.meet all the time , unlike Hillary Clinton , who hides from the press . ” Prior to a brief media availability on Sunday , Mrs. Clinton had gone 239 days without speaking to the press .