CNN: Clinton leading Trump by 15 points (48% - 33%) in latest poll (Aug 3rd)
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My DAWGS are ranked in both poles right now.
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Election is rigged. Liberal media's fault.
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It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that. -
BallSacked said:
It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that.
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The Dunning-Kruger Effect:PurpleJ said:BallSacked said:It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that.
Some believe that many of those who support Donald Trump do so because of ignorance — basically they are under-informed or misinformed about the issues at hand. When Trump tells them that crime is skyrocketing in the United States, or that the economy is the worst it’s ever been, they simply take his word for it. -
The country is no more polarized than any other era. It's the representation that's more polarized and which creates such a toxic atmosphere. That's why we need competitive redistricting at the national level (California did this a few years back and is already seeing a better political climate) to get more cooperative representation, and comprehensive campaign finance reform to limit special-interest influence.BallSacked said:It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that.
Another 59-41 rout like 1984 is entirely possible. -
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I'm voting for Trump because he wants to exterminate the Jews and the Arabs. Win/win IMO. Allegedly.2001400ex said:
The Dunning-Kruger Effect:PurpleJ said:BallSacked said:It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that.
Some believe that many of those who support Donald Trump do so because of ignorance — basically they are under-informed or misinformed about the issues at hand. When Trump tells them that crime is skyrocketing in the United States, or that the economy is the worst it’s ever been, they simply take his word for it.
The next bubble is going to *pop* no matter who is in orifice. Thank Obama and the Fed for that. HTH. -
What bubble are you speaking of?PurpleJ said:
I'm voting for Trump because he wants to exterminate the Jews and the Arabs. Win/win IMO. Allegedly.2001400ex said:
The Dunning-Kruger Effect:PurpleJ said:BallSacked said:It'll narrow. An upstart Obama only beat McCain by 7% after 8 years of a rep president with an approval rating in the 30s and worldwide economic collapse. Politics are too polarized these days to have a regan/Mondale populous beat down in the 15% range.
But Trump is done on the electoral map, pending some type of disaster email leak. Even a fuckup at the debate (like Obama had in 2012) won't matter. Enough said on that.
Some believe that many of those who support Donald Trump do so because of ignorance — basically they are under-informed or misinformed about the issues at hand. When Trump tells them that crime is skyrocketing in the United States, or that the economy is the worst it’s ever been, they simply take his word for it.
The next bubble is going to *pop* no matter who is in orifice. Thank Obama and the Fed for that. HTH.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZCzHYMEIeo