Not letting go of any opportunity to pound Hillary Clinton over corruption charges, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is likely to continue his attack in the third and final presidential debate Wednesday night, according to Breitbart News.
After a wobbly performance in the first debate, Trump pulled his socks up for a stronger comeback. Trump supporters credited his success in St. Louis to "in-depth preparation on policy issues along with detailed facts about Clinton's various scandals," and they also expect a similar stint at Las Vegas Wednesday night.
Trump's aides are hoping for a more aggressive show with deeper focus on the election being rigged, a major issue which has hogged the limelight since the weekend.
The final debate comes at a time when both the presidential candidates have been battling controversies.
After sexual harassment allegations and tapes revealing Trump's misconduct towards women, the GOP nominee has begun re-establishing himself once again. Trump campaign, meanwhile, has been fighting back against the charges, claiming that media is trying to "poison" the minds of voters.
Things are not rosy for Clinton either. James O'Keefe of Project Veritas in his latest project investigated voter fraud, establishing collusion among various organizations, according to the Daily Caller.
The investigations have resulted in the resignations of two high-level Democratic activists already. While Scott Foval has been removed from Americans United for Change, Robert Creamer has stepped aside from his role at Democracy Partners.
The trouble for Clinton does not stop there. New revelations published by WikiLeaks claim that Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy sought a "quid pro quo" with the FBI on email classification during the Clinton email scandal investigation.
With polls showing both contenders fighting for survival, Trump needs to replicate his St. Louis performance in order to shun the underperformer tag.
Clinton, who has been enjoying a lead according to most polls, will have to confront Trump much stronger than before.
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