Trump: People "lose interest" if I talk about Hillary Clinton's emails
This nugget was buried in an August 24 New York Times story: Mr. Trump said he could not “spend more than five minutes talking about [Clinton’s] emails at my rallies, because people will lose interest, and you have to talk about other things to keep their attention.” It’s not surprising, considering a recent poll found that […]

Mr. Trump said he could not “spend more than five minutes talking about [Clinton’s] emails at my rallies, because people will lose interest, and you have to talk about other things to keep their attention.”
It’s not surprising, considering a recent poll found that 63% of Americans are tired of hearing about the emails.
Clinton’s emails have been mentioned in the major news media virtually every single day since the story broke in March, 2015. That’s a staggering 600 days in total. This exceeds coverage of Watergate, Mitt Romney’s 47% comment, Kerry’s swiftboating, Donald Trump’s countless transgressions, and every other major political story of the modern era. It is vastly disproportional to the importance of the issue.
With little more than a week to go until Election Day, I doubt that voters want to hear more about emails.
[This article was updated on 10/28/16]
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