NEW YORK: Donald Trump’s campaign went on the offensive Thursday (Friday in Manila), promising to “sharpen” its message and let the Republican candidate be his authentic—if controversial—self as rival Hillary Clinton leads the polls.
The New York billionaire, whose multiple self-inflicted wounds have left him trailing in virtually every battleground state, spent the day in North Carolina, meeting law enforcement officials and addressing supporters.
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