DNC targets Trump campaign rally with 'convicted white-collar crook' billboard
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62% : The phrase also has echoes of the "Crooked Hillary" label that proved effective for Trump during the 2016 campaign.58% : Stephanie Justice, a DNC spokesperson, said: "As Donald Trump returns to Nevada this weekend for the first time as a convicted felon, voters will remember this crook left Nevada's workers out to dry as president.
24% : "A Manhattan jury found Trump guilty of all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his hush-money criminal trial, making him the the first former US president to be convicted of a felony.
19% : Nevada voters know that Trump is too corrupt and unfit to serve, and will reject him again in 2024.
12% : "Trump was a disaster for Nevada's economy," says the billboard, which will be displayed in Las Vegas, where Trump is due to speak on Sunday.
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