Clinton Begins Red-State Money Blitz

Hillary Clinton is moving campaign funds to red states in a bid to further weaken Donald Trump's diminished poll numbers.

The Washington Examiner reports that the Democratic presidential nominee is strengthening her war chest in states like Georgia and Arizona, where money is going to grassroots operations and voter-turn-out efforts.

The newspaper says the Clinton cash injection in red states came as her campaign saw "Trump's weakness in the typically Republican strongholds … The Trump campaign looks spooked."

Meanwhile, TV ads from anti-Trump Republicans, titled "Keep Your Word," are being launched in swing states urging the GOP nominee to quit the presidential race — as he vowed he would during the primary — so the party can replace him before the election, Politico reports.

"No. 1, I'm not a masochist, and if I was dropping in the polls where I saw I wasn't going to win, why would I continue?" Trump said in an October NBC News interview which is depicted in the ad.

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