Before New Hampshire primary, Trump campaign shows mellower side PLYMOUTH, N.H. (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump came to the small town of Plymouth in the New Hampshire mountains on Sunday and promised to lower prescription drug prices, improve education and help heroin addicts get treatment.  It was a day after he told a Republican debate audience that he did not want to leave poor people “dying in the streets,” and won praise by some pundits for delivering a restrained performance in which he largely avoided skewering his rivals.  It is not as if Trump, notorious for his inflammatory, demolition-derby style, has suddenly gone soft. At the same event in Plymouth, he reaffirmed his support for reviving the waterboarding of terrorism suspects and, if necessary, doing “much worse.” He mocked “poor Jeb Bush” and talked about the “stupid people” running the government.  But the past week has revealed a mellower Trump who seems less interested in slashing and burning his way to his party’s nomination for the Nov. 8 election and more willing to view his competitors with equanimity. His campaign has been working to moderate his image, showing another side of the boastful billionaire businessman whose candidacy has alarmed the Republican establishment and been marked by calls for the deportation of illegal immigrants and temporarily banning Muslims from entering the United States.  The effort began in earnest in Iowa, when Trump brought in an evangelical leader as a character witness, used his children as surrogates and stood on stage with his wife, Melania, who has been rarely seen on the campaign trail. He told Reuters in Iowa he was nervous about the result of the caucuses, where he ended up second to Ted Cruz, the U.S. senator from Texas, in the first of the state-by-state nominating contests. Ahead of New Hampshire’s pivotal primary on Tuesday in which Trump leads in opinion polls, he has shared painful personal stories, stopped at diners to shake hands with patrons, and tried sending the message that despite his massive wealth and brash manner, he is a regular Joe.   Trump even admitted on CNN on Sunday that Saturday’s debate was “a lot of pressure.”  “He’s much more of an ordinary guy than (voters) would ever expect,” Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., said at a campaign stop in Tipton, New Hampshire. “He’s a down-to-earth guy.”  New Hampshire voters have rewarded candidates for emotional directness before. In 1992, they gave Democrat Bill Clinton’s flagging campaign new life when he went on television with his wife, Hillary, amid denied having an extramarital affair. Sixteen years later, they handed Hillary Clinton a much-needed win after she broke down at an event and cried. The blunt-spoken Republican John McCain won the state’s primary twice, in 2000 and 2008.  Despite leading in polls in several early voting states, Trump could use some image enhancement. National polls almost uniformly show that more than 50 percent of Americans view him unfavorably.  During his last weekend in Iowa, Trump abandoned his usual campaign format in which he stands a podium and addresses the crowd in favor of a sit-down with Jerry Falwell Jr., son of the late evangelical activist, in which Trump answered his questions with little bombast. Falwell vouched for Trump’s generosity, telling of a couple who helped Trump after his limousine broke down in rural New York and how he in turn paid off their mortgage.  At those events, Trump made a show of presenting a giant fake check, sweepstakes-style, to groups that aid disabled veterans.  “I watch all these candidates,” he said of his rivals. “I’m nicer than all of them.” In New Hampshire, Trump has opened up about the loss of his older brother to alcoholism in 1981.  “My brother Fred was a great guy. I mean, he had everything,” Trump said. “The most handsome guy. And then he got hooked — and there was nothing, there was nothing we could do about it.”  Trump picked up that thread on Sunday in Plymouth, saying:  “We’re going to take the people who are badly addicted. We’re going to work to make them better.” Trump’s motorcade stopped earlier at a diner in Manchester, where he greeted star-struck patrons, drank hot chocolate and ordered eggs and bacon.  During his appearance in Plymouth, he barely mentioned his competitors and did not mention building a wall along the border with Mexico until someone in the crowd shouted it out. He also resisted taking aim at Marco Rubio, the U.S. senator from Florida, whose faltering performance at Saturday’s debate seemed tailor-made for the back of Trump’s hand. Instead, Trump told the audience: “I love you folks. You’re amazing people. “On Tuesday, go out and vote,” he said, adding with a grin: “If you’re not going to vote for me, do not vote.”   (Additional reporting by Ginger Gibson; Editing by Caren Bohan and Peter Cooney) SAP is the sponsor of this content. It was independently created by Reuters’ editorial staff and funded in part by SAP, which otherwise has no role in this coverage.politicsNews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Before New Hampshire primary, Trump campaign shows mellower side PLYMOUTH, N.H. (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump came to the small town of Plymouth in the New Hampshire mountains on Sunday and promised to lower prescription drug prices, improve education and help heroin addicts get treatment.  It was a day after he told a Republican debate audience that he did not want to leave poor people “dying in the streets,” and won praise by some pundits for delivering a restrained performance in which he largely avoided skewering his rivals.  It is not as if Trump, notorious for his inflammatory, demolition-derby style, has suddenly gone soft. At the same event in Plymouth, he reaffirmed his support for reviving the waterboarding of terrorism suspects and, if necessary, doing “much worse.” He mocked “poor Jeb Bush” and talked about the “stupid people” running the government.  But the past week has revealed a mellower Trump who seems less interested in slashing and burning his way to his party’s nomination for the Nov. 8 election and more willing to view his competitors with equanimity. His campaign has been working to moderate his image, showing another side of the boastful billionaire businessman whose candidacy has alarmed the Republican establishment and been marked by calls for the deportation of illegal immigrants and temporarily banning Muslims from entering the United States.  The effort began in earnest in Iowa, when Trump brought in an evangelical leader as a character witness, used his children as surrogates and stood on stage with his wife, Melania, who has been rarely seen on the campaign trail. He told Reuters in Iowa he was nervous about the result of the caucuses, where he ended up second to Ted Cruz, the U.S. senator from Texas, in the first of the state-by-state nominating contests. Ahead of New Hampshire’s pivotal primary on Tuesday in which Trump leads in opinion polls, he has shared painful personal stories, stopped at diners to shake hands with patrons, and tried sending the message that despite his massive wealth and brash manner, he is a regular Joe.   Trump even admitted on CNN on Sunday that Saturday’s debate was “a lot of pressure.”  “He’s much more of an ordinary guy than (voters) would ever expect,” Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., said at a campaign stop in Tipton, New Hampshire. “He’s a down-to-earth guy.”  New Hampshire voters have rewarded candidates for emotional directness before. In 1992, they gave Democrat Bill Clinton’s flagging campaign new life when he went on television with his wife, Hillary, amid denied having an extramarital affair. Sixteen years later, they handed Hillary Clinton a much-needed win after she broke down at an event and cried. The blunt-spoken Republican John McCain won the state’s primary twice, in 2000 and 2008.  Despite leading in polls in several early voting states, Trump could use some image enhancement. National polls almost uniformly show that more than 50 percent of Americans view him unfavorably.  During his last weekend in Iowa, Trump abandoned his usual campaign format in which he stands a podium and addresses the crowd in favor of a sit-down with Jerry Falwell Jr., son of the late evangelical activist, in which Trump answered his questions with little bombast. Falwell vouched for Trump’s generosity, telling of a couple who helped Trump after his limousine broke down in rural New York and how he in turn paid off their mortgage.  At those events, Trump made a show of presenting a giant fake check, sweepstakes-style, to groups that aid disabled veterans.  “I watch all these candidates,” he said of his rivals. “I’m nicer than all of them.” In New Hampshire, Trump has opened up about the loss of his older brother to alcoholism in 1981.  “My brother Fred was a great guy. I mean, he had everything,” Trump said. “The most handsome guy. And then he got hooked — and there was nothing, there was nothing we could do about it.”  Trump picked up that thread on Sunday in Plymouth, saying:  “We’re going to take the people who are badly addicted. We’re going to work to make them better.” Trump’s motorcade stopped earlier at a diner in Manchester, where he greeted star-struck patrons, drank hot chocolate and ordered eggs and bacon.  During his appearance in Plymouth, he barely mentioned his competitors and did not mention building a wall along the border with Mexico until someone in the crowd shouted it out. He also resisted taking aim at Marco Rubio, the U.S. senator from Florida, whose faltering performance at Saturday’s debate seemed tailor-made for the back of Trump’s hand. Instead, Trump told the audience: “I love you folks. You’re amazing people. “On Tuesday, go out and vote,” he said, adding with a grin: “If you’re not going to vote for me, do not vote.”   (Additional reporting by Ginger Gibson; Editing by Caren Bohan and Peter Cooney) SAP is the sponsor of this content. It was independently created by Reuters’ editorial staff and funded in part by SAP, which otherwise has no role in this coverage.politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: before new hampshire primary trump campaign shows follower side plymouth reuters republican presidential candidate donald trump came small town plymouth new hampshire mountains sunday promised lower prescription drug prices improve education help heroin addicts get treatment it day told republican debate audience want leave poor people dying streets praise pundits delivering restrained performance largely avoided steering rivals it trump notorious inflammatory style suddenly gone soft at event plymouth reaffirmed support reviving waterboarding terrorism suspects necessary much he mocked poor jeb bush talked stupid people running government but past week revealed follower trump seems less interested slashing burning way party nomination election willing view competitors equanimity his campaign working moderate image showing another side boastful billionaire businessman whose candidacy alarmed republican establishment marked calls deportation illegal immigrants temporarily banning muslims entering united states the effort began earnest iowa trump brought evangelical leader character witness used children surrogate stood stage wife melanie rarely seen campaign trail he told reuters iowa nervous result caucuses ended second ted cruz senator texas first nominating contests ahead new hampshire pivotal primary tuesday trump leads opinion polls shared painful personal stories stopped diners shake hands patrons tried sending message despite massive wealth brash manner regular joe trump even admitted cnn sunday saturday debate lot he much ordinary guy voters would ever expect trump son donald trump said campaign stop piston new hampshire he new hampshire voters rewarded candidates emotional directness in gave democrat bill clinton flagging campaign new life went television wife hillary amid denied extramarital affair sixteen years later handed hillary clinton win broke event cried the republican john mccain state primary twice despite leading polls several early voting states trump could use image enhancement national polls almost uniformly show percent americans view unfavorable during last weekend iowa trump abandoned usual campaign format stands podium addresses crowd favor jerry farewell son late evangelical activist trump answered questions little combat farewell touched trump generosity telling couple helped trump limousine broke rural new york turn paid mortgage at events trump made show presenting giant fake check groups aid disabled veterans i watch candidates said rivals i nicer in new hampshire trump opened loss older brother alcoholism my brother fred great guy i mean everything trump said the handsome guy and got hooked nothing nothing could trump picked thread sunday plymouth saying we going take people badly addicted we going work make trump motorcade stopped earlier diner manchester greeted patrons drank hot chocolate ordered eggs bacon during appearance plymouth barely mentioned competitors mention building wall along border mexico someone crowd shouted he also resisted taking aim marco rubio senator florida whose altering performance saturday debate seemed back trump hand instead trump told audience i love folks you amazing people on tuesday go vote said adding grin if going vote additional reporting ginger gibson editing care than peter county sap sponsor content it independently created reuters editorial staff funded part sap otherwise role