Presumptive GOP Presidential nominee Donald Trump is running an unprecedented campaign, rising to the top of an overcrowded Republican field and likely to battle Democrat Hillary Clinton in November.
Yet as he has no specific political bonafides, the question political scientists are asking is whether voters will buy what Trump is selling. According to School of Professional Studies Senior Vice Dean and Chief Academic Officer, Sharyn O’Halloran, Trump’s credibility to voters will make the difference in November. In a recent interview, she said that he needs to prove his credibility to moderate voters and women.
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