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Where do you draw the line on Trump?
As much as Trump has garnered the favor of middle aged white males, he's also energized other demos that will not sit it out.
Had the candidate been Rubio or Cruz. I think that a laziness factor is possible. With Trump he has swung that pendulum both ways to prevent laziness.
Patently false.
What makes you say that?
At least 83% of Americans favor universal background checks for gun purchases. At most, 15% oppose them. According to one survey, even 75% of NRA members support universal background checks. Why then will it be difficult to amend federal law to require that all gun sales be subject to background checks?
The answer has to do with the intensity factor. Some fraction of those who oppose universal background checks feel so strongly about the issue – and indeed any form of gun control – that they will make this question the deciding factor in the voting booth. They tell their elected representatives: Unless you vote against gun control measures, I will not vote for you. They mean it; and politicians know they mean it. By contrast, few, if any, gun-control supporters are “single issue voters.
I was tellin my bro this the other day , I was like damn 8 years to come up with a candidate n it went right back to HillaryMy prediction is that Hilary wins by a sizable margin. Those so called "passionate" trump voters turned out en mass to vote for romney in the last election. A lot of pundits thought romney would win because of the anger & backlash The Prez garnered.
Turned out The Prez won on the strength of the youth vote, the immagrant vote, & women voters. trump has pissed off too many people that fit those profiles along with the "regular" conservative republicans.
He's not going to win.
Honestly, I wish the dems put forth a better candidate though.
My prediction is that Hilary wins by a sizable margin. Those so called "passionate" trump voters turned out en mass to vote for romney in the last election. A lot of pundits thought romney would win because of the anger & backlash The Prez garnered.
Turned out The Prez won on the strength of the youth vote, the immagrant vote, & women voters. trump has pissed off too many people that fit those profiles along with the "regular" conservative republicans.
He's not going to win.
My prediction is that Hilary wins by a sizable margin. Those so called "passionate" trump voters turned out en mass to vote for romney in the last election. A lot of pundits thought romney would win because of the anger & backlash The Prez garnered.
Turned out The Prez won on the strength of the youth vote, the immagrant vote, & women voters. trump has pissed off too many people that fit those profiles along with the "regular" conservative republicans.
He's not going to win.
Honestly, I wish the dems put forth a better candidate though.
Trump was asked by host Hugh Hewitt about the comments Trump made Wednesday night in Florida, and Hewitt said he understood Trump to mean "that he (Obama) created the vacuum, he lost the peace."
Trump objected.
"No, I meant he's the founder of ISIS," Trump said. "I do. He was the most valuable player. I give him the most valuable player award. I give her, too, by the way, Hillary Clinton."
exactly...it doesn't get more bi-partisan than that. they are all against trump.The last 5 POTUS and high ranking officials, some of them in highly sensitive positions, are publicly making the case against a Trump presidency.
As much as Trump has garnered the favor of middle aged white males, he's also energized other demos that will not sit it out.
Had the candidate been Rubio or Cruz. I think that a laziness factor is possible. With Trump he has swung that pendulum both ways to prevent laziness.
Patently false.
Since the two parties held their nominating conventions, Mr. Trump’s lead over Mrs. Clinton with Republican women voters has declined by 13 percentage points, according to polls conducted by The New York Times and CBS News.
In late July, 72 percent of Republican women said they would vote for Mr. Trump, a healthy majority, but far below the level won by the past three Republican presidential nominees. In 2012, Mitt Romney won 93 percent of Republican women. In 2008, John McCain won 89 percent, and four years earlier, George W. Bush won 93 percent.
In politically moderate swing states like Pennsylvania, which aides to Mr. Trump say are crucial to his victory, Mr. Trump’s standing with women over all is perilously low among registered voters: Just 27 percent of women back him, compared with 58 percent for Mrs. Clinton, according to a poll by Franklin & Marshall College.
Clinton has improved notably since mid-July among college-educated white women, a critical group in this election; she now leads Trump by 19 points among them, 57 to 38 percent, after roughly an even split last month. Largely because of that shift, Clinton now holds a wide lead, 58 to 35 percent, among women overall (her highest support among women to date), while Trump is +10 among men. And she leads Trump by 6 points among college-educated whites, a group that Democrats have never have won in exit polls dating to 1976.
So ... we're just going to ignore that many GOPers publicly supported Hillary...
Staffers are leaving the RNC because they can't stomach the thought of helping Trump become POTUS.
The last 5 POTUS and high ranking officials, some of them in highly sensitive positions, are publicly making the case against a Trump presidency.
Turnout will be high, but it won't be in favor of your man.
Looks like Trump is not misunderstood after all.http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/11/polit...-founder-isis0332PMVODtopLink&linkId=27559262Trump was asked by host Hugh Hewitt about the comments Trump made Wednesday night in Florida, and Hewitt said he understood Trump to mean "that he (Obama) created the vacuum, he lost the peace."
Trump objected.
"No, I meant he's the founder of ISIS," Trump said. "I do. He was the most valuable player. I give him the most valuable player award. I give her, too, by the way, Hillary Clinton."
lolBut the GOP nominee remained steadfast, saying it was "no mistake" what he said, standing by his labeling of the Democratic opponent as a "co-founder."
"Do you not like that?" Trump asked Hewitt.
"I think I would say they created, they lost the peace. They created the Libyan vacuum, they created the vacuum into which ISIS came, but they didn't create ISIS. That's what I would say," Hewitt said.
"Well, I disagree," Trump replied, and Hewitt moved on.
In 2007, however, Trump actually supported a rapid withdrawal from Iraq, despite hitting Obama for his drawdown years later.
"You know how they get out? They get out," Trump told CNN's Wolf Blitzer in 2007. "That's how they get out. Declare victory and leave, because I'll tell you, this country is just going to get further bogged down. They're in a civil war over there, Wolf. There's nothing that we're going to be able to do with a civil war. They are in a major civil war."
among people I've talked to who are even considering voting for Trump, it's either because they hate Hillary or they hope Trump will be so awful that it'll shake up the system and somehow end up better in the end.
In two weeks, he invited an evil government's country to spy & hack our beloved country, he insulted gold star families that paid the ultimate sacrificed for our freedom, he invited gun users to kill Hilary, & he says The Prez created isis... Truly an American idiot.
“I’ve always said that I would be willing to debate if I’m treated fairly,” Trump told Hannity. “But if the media keeps recording everything I say, word for word, and then playing it back so that everyone in the country hears exactly what I said, I would consider that very, very unfair.”
exactly...it doesn't get more bi-partisan than that. they are all against trump.The last 5 POTUS and high ranking officials, some of them in highly sensitive positions, are publicly making the case against a Trump presidency.
but but....da establishment