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 A week after retracting his comments when he claimed during his south Florida campaign rally that President Barack Obama and his first secretary of state Hillary Clinton were the ‘founder’ and ‘co-founder’ of the ISIS terror army, Republican nominee, Donald Trump is making efforts to shake up his troubled campaign.
Trump has tapped up a seasoned political operative and the head of the conservative website Breitbart News for top roles while also naming veteran political strategist Kellyanne Conway his campaign manager, and Breitbart News executive chairman Stephen Bannon has been brought on as the campaign’s chief executive.
The move is coming as opinion polls show Trump, a wealthy New York businessman who has never held elected office, falling behind Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the race for the Nov. 8 election.
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