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Barack Obama's campaign team today accused Hillary Clinton's beleaguered staff of mounting a desperate dirty tricks operation by circulating a picture of him in African dress, feeding into false claims on US websites that he is a Muslim. Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, described it as "the most shameful, offensive fear-mongering we've seen from either party in this election". Obama has had to spend much of the campaign stressing he is a Christian not a Muslim and did not study at a madrassa. Aides for Mrs Clinton, who is fighting a last-ditch battle to keep her hopes of the White House alive, initially tried to brush off the furore, but later denied having anything to do with the distribution of the picture.

But attacks on Clinton in particular have sometimes crossed a line, displaying open hatred. Emily Longworth, 25, grew up in the southern state of Georgia discussing politics around the dinner table with her father and grandfather, both staunch conservatives. Working as a weapons repair specialist in the US military, she had to be careful what she said about America's politicians. But since leaving the military for an office job three years ago, she doesn't hold back - especially when it comes to Hillary Clinton. Longworth's expletive-laden tirades have been attracting hundreds of thousands of viewers on Facebook and YouTube.

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Hillary Clinton made an attention-grabbing change to her Twitter profile this week: Swapping her photo for a scrubbed-down shot of her wearing a face mask with a four-letter, all-caps message — "VOTE. There are lots of ways to reach out. The former secretary of state, who narrowly lost the presidential election to Donald Trump , was also rebuking his novel coronavirus pandemic strategy with the new photo, says a source.