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| |  |  |  |  |  | Although miles apart campaigning in different battleground states, Hillary Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, shared one mission on the trail yesterday -- needling Donald Trump over national security. Clinton, speaking at a voter registration rally in Tampa, Florida yesterday afternoon, criticized her opponent for his treatment towards veterans. "His whole campaign has been one lone insult to all those who've worn the uniform to protect our most cherished American values," the Democratic presidential nominee said. Meanwhile, Kaine was in Wilmington, North Carolina delivering what the campaign had billed as a major address on national security, ABC's LIZ KREUTZ and JESSICA HOPPER report. The Virginia senator attacked Trump as an "emotionally volatile" reality TV star whose foreign policy ideas are in "stark opposition" to American national security goals, but match "perfectly with Vladimir Putin's wish list." http://abcn.ws/2cib2yP |  |  |  | Analysis - ABC's RICK KLEIN |  | In the evolving standards Donald Trump is using for disclosure, some twists have been added. "Let her release lease her emails and I will release my tax returns immediately," Trump told Bill O'Reilly on Fox, adding on to the promise that his returns would be disclosed as soon as his "routine audit" is completed. And pressed by ABC's David Muir on why he doesn't release his own full medical records to coax Hillary Clinton into doing the same, "I think I will do that" was his response. If past is predictive, voters will see neither Trump's full medical records nor his tax returns before Nov. 8. But his changing standards for what he might release, under which conditions, and when deserve their own attention and scrutiny. Yes, Clinton is known – and rightly – for secrecy. But the amount of information Trump has not provided about his own finances and personal health remain unprecedented in modern politics. |  |  |  |  |  |  | This email was sent to bamsdum.xiomi@blogger.com
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