Spending a third straight day in the state of Florida, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump held a rally with supporters in West Palm Beach.
Trump continued with his attacks against everyone from his challenger, Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton, to the media. He called recent allegations of sexual misconduct from women "lies" and called his campaign "a great movement the likes of which this country has never seen before."
The businessman spent Tuesday in Panama City Beach while traveling to both Ocala and Lakeland on Wednesday.
Trump continues to try and court voters in the final four weeks of the 2016 campaign – one that has been rocked in recent days by allegations of sexual misconduct and the now infamous open mic moment from 2005 during a segment for Access Hollywood.
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Trump’s running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, will also be in South Florida as he attends the Miami-Dade GOP’s annual Lincoln Day dinner on Friday.
Both of the major party candidates have been spending time in the Sunshine State of late – a sign that Florida will again play a major role in deciding the race. Clinton was in Miami on Tuesday along with former Vice President Al Gore, speaking at Miami-Dade College’s Kendall campus regarding climate change.
