Did you ever think that Trump would screw it up this bad?
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Did you ever think that Trump would screw it up this bad?
- Aug 1, 2004
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fixed.
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Well she's selling her Presidency as a 3rd Obama term (which is a blatant lie) but let's pretend she's telling the truth. In 4 years, I'll be no better or worse. Just like with Obama's 8.
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she still hasn't charged up her base and is no where near built Obama's old coalition of young voters.
this is gonna be low turnout election.
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But she has gathered a pretty sizeable number of the coalition that's traditionally been Republican as well as have Latinos being more active than even in 2012. So in the end it'll all be a wash and she'll likely win by more than Obama did specifically because of the vitriol against Drumpf.
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not true, when Trump loses support, Hillary doesn't gain any, her negatives are sky high... Trump's drop in support is from Republican white women, doesn't mean they're voting for her.
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trying to act like being progressive and liberal is a bad thing
guess u aint seen Greece's budget or da Founders of eugenics, population control advocates eco-terrorist or other extremists Boogeyman on da outer edges of da far left.
da far right don't have a monopoly on da crazies thats for sure
An austerity budget and dudes from ages ago that don't represent the progressive movement of today is your evidence . Jeez
Why do you keep repeating silly talking points that you have already been schooled on
Just stop
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Actually that's exactly what it means, she's beating him in college educated white women, a GOP staple for decades now.
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but she's not gaining them, Hillary had basically hit her ceiling, if Trump gsts back to da issues in da debates tomorrow it'll be game time cuz she's tied to Obama's garbo economy and has to defend it.
another thing is there is absolutely no enthusiasm to vote for her, Trump folks are way more jazzed up to vote, in a low turnout election, da hardcore supporters usually win.
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All the polling suggests she is
she's even pulled to a tie on the non-educated white women (another one of the most reliable Republican voting block) vote at 40%. She's been pulling away ever since tyre 1st debate and made even more gains since tape and sexual assault claims came out. She's also closed the gap on likely men voters which was in the double digits in September.You're just not acknowledging the facts once again spewing nonsense. Even though the enthusiasm to vote for her may not be what Obama was, there is probably as sizeable of an enthusiasm to NOT let Drumpf win to counteract a majority of that.
Drumpf even tweeted in acknowledging the problem he has with women.
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Where are you getting that there's no enthusiasm to vote for Clinton?
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The closest poll with recent data's is the ABC poll from last week which has the national race at a 4 point margin 47-43 Hillary. It shows that Hillary actually is ahead of Drumpf in the enthusiasm of likely voters for the first time in months, 83-79%. Drumpf was at 91% on 9/22 and at 79 on 10/13 so he's been losing that race as well. So I'm assuming ninja is using Hoodtistics again to back up his ridiculous claims.
http://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/...des-partisanship-close-poll/story?id=42815332
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Hoodstistics is real bro. You clearly don't understand hip hop and cars.
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I never him to make it passed the first month. I was team Rubio from the jump.
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For the first time...it's been over a year. That uptick is due 100% tof what's been going on with the Trump campaign. There is no real enthusiasm for Hillary, just people passionate about keeping Trump out.
And for all you talking about Republicans switching sides to vote for Shillary, have you somehow convinced yourselves that that means they'll support her agenda? Hell no. She'll be a lame duck from day 1. No genuine enthusiasm for her, high unlikability, and highly probable low voter turnout, means no mandate to govern.
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Nike Jordan
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But, but, but...Republicans had the "deepest bench of all time".
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But, but, but...Republicans had the "deepest bench of all time".
They had Rubio and Kasich. If it wasn't for Trump changing the gameeting, we'd be seeing Rubio up by 15 points right now.
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If Hillary wins....there won't be a Republican president for a while
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15 other clowns, doesn't help that their entire party is going to be fractured by the time this election is over. Pence basically nuked any chance he has by re-attaching himself to the Donald. And the Alt-right faction of the party is going to hate beady eyed Paul Ryan for not backing their guy fully. Will be interesting to see what comes out of the 2016 autopsy of the party since apparently nobody in the GOP read it in after 2012. Oh and the demographics will continue to trend away from them as well.
But, but, but...Republicans had the "deepest bench of all time".
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i read somewhere like 2 or 3 decades. lol
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6 witnesses have come out corroborating the Natasha Stoynoff story:
http://people.com/politics/people-writer-attack-by-donald-trump-corroborated-six-named-sources/
article on term limits arguing that they aren't necessarily the best idea:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-term-limits_us_580694fce4b0180a36e73ce6
http://people.com/politics/people-writer-attack-by-donald-trump-corroborated-six-named-sources/
article on term limits arguing that they aren't necessarily the best idea:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-term-limits_us_580694fce4b0180a36e73ce6
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daddy style
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I am about taking over the government, then making it work for those who need it. I assume you may know a bit about history, but Black people already did and DO prosper. The problem lies in equal protection under the law, which is not enforced in this country, especially when it is law enforcement disobeying the law. Black people already prosper, but white america still lives with privilege, therefor there are no laws against regentrification, and again, housing discrimination laws are not enforced to the fullest extent of the law. White america fears black wealth, and rightfully so. White america knows that once economic independence is attained by minorities, White people will no longer have anyone to blame in regard to their own shortcomings. Trump has proven that not all white people are bright, so that stereotype has been tossed out the window. Every time Black people get their own thing together, it is the White people who get in the way. Marcus Garvey wanting to bring people back to Liberia on the SS Phyllis Wheatley? White people, euro's trying to control Africa do not want African American's coming there to rile up the REAL Africans. Black Wall Street, black people had it, doing it, working it. White people destroyed it, burned it down while the U.S government looked the other way. So what Black people must do, is to get a larger piece of the voter pie, and if the people do not do what is asked of them, vote them out. The Obama's, I am hoping, will play a large part in this once he leaves office. He no longer has to be the President of The United States. He and his beautiful wife know what is behind the curtain, and are both credible, articulate, and qualified to begin the coalition of change. People like Ninjahood can continue to worship white people at their own peril.
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But, but, but...Republicans had the "deepest bench of all time".
They had Rubio and Kasich. If it wasn't for Trump changing the gameeting, we'd be seeing Rubio up by 15 points right now.
Lil Marco couldn't get his firmware updated in time. Poor guy
Nike Jordan
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Rubio isn't even up 15 points right now in his home state against a nobody in the Senate race.They had Rubio and Kasich. If it wasn't for Trump changing the gameeting, we'd be seeing Rubio up by 15 points right now.But, but, but...Republicans had the "deepest bench of all time".
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Reachoooooooooo gonna reach
Rubio isn't even up 15 points right now in his home state against a nobody in the Senate race.
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