Those may be accurate, but the leads have been trending down. Two weeks ago, Clinton had a double digit lead in Pennsylvania. Let's say Trump loses North Carolina and Nevada, if he takes Pennsylvania, Clinton is in big trouble. Clinton's lead in Michigan is at 5% right now and it was just over 11% two weeks ago as well. It's still very unlikely, but Trumps chances in the last two weeks have gone from:
LOL to Not possible to "So you're telling me there's a chance" to Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
I read a few interesting articles (ok, I read the captions, but fuck off).
1. Blacks surged in the last few days of the 2012, specifically older black females, who traditionally did/do not vote. The surge was unaccounted for and was the reason Romney felt he had won the election. He, and most of the media, did not such for such a large turnout of this voter segment. Most media had Obama winning, but not by as much as he ultimately did. 1 A. These models are currently being used, which helps Clinton's lead. 1 B. The blacks are not coming out at Obama levels to support Hillary ... yet.
2. Trump's advisors think a small suppression of the negro vote and an uptick in the redneck vote ... is enough to swing the election in Trump's direction. They are saying 5 million votes will be enough. 2 A. Trump has been hitting red neck country hard and motivating those folk to turn out, he is going to parts of PA, NC, and FL where politicians normally never go ... and it is working. Dem der sum bitches are thrilled to be courted by a television star ... and they are voting.
Those may be accurate, but the leads have been trending down. Two weeks ago, Clinton had a double digit lead in Pennsylvania. Let's say Trump loses North Carolina and Nevada, if he takes Pennsylvania, Clinton is in big trouble. Clinton's lead in Michigan is at 5% right now and it was just over 11% two weeks ago as well. It's still very unlikely, but Trumps chances in the last two weeks have gone from:
LOL to Not possible to "So you're telling me there's a chance" to Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
TL, DR: Trump needs another turnover from Hillary Lockie.
Those may be accurate, but the leads have been trending down. Two weeks ago, Clinton had a double digit lead in Pennsylvania. Let's say Trump loses North Carolina and Nevada, if he takes Pennsylvania, Clinton is in big trouble. Clinton's lead in Michigan is at 5% right now and it was just over 11% two weeks ago as well. It's still very unlikely, but Trumps chances in the last two weeks have gone from:
LOL to Not possible to "So you're telling me there's a chance" to Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
TL, DR: Trump needs another turnover from Hillary Lockie.
The referees, cleverly disguised as FBI agents, are giving him all the help he needs.
Those may be accurate, but the leads have been trending down. Two weeks ago, Clinton had a double digit lead in Pennsylvania. Let's say Trump loses North Carolina and Nevada, if he takes Pennsylvania, Clinton is in big trouble. Clinton's lead in Michigan is at 5% right now and it was just over 11% two weeks ago as well. It's still very unlikely, but Trumps chances in the last two weeks have gone from:
LOL to Not possible to "So you're telling me there's a chance" to Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
TL, DR: Trump needs another turnover from Hillary Lockie.
The referees, cleverly disguised as FBI agents, are giving him all the help he needs.
Those may be accurate, but the leads have been trending down. Two weeks ago, Clinton had a double digit lead in Pennsylvania. Let's say Trump loses North Carolina and Nevada, if he takes Pennsylvania, Clinton is in big trouble. Clinton's lead in Michigan is at 5% right now and it was just over 11% two weeks ago as well. It's still very unlikely, but Trumps chances in the last two weeks have gone from:
LOL to Not possible to "So you're telling me there's a chance" to Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
TL, DR: Trump needs another turnover from Hillary Lockie.
Pat Cadell was Carter's pollster. He's seen this movie. Said Carter went low the last week as he saw his lead melt and Reagan kept talking about making America great.
Pat Cadell was Carter's pollster. He's seen this movie. Said Carter went low the last week as he saw his lead melt and Reagan kept talking about making America great.
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It's not impossible, but it is highly questionable.
LOL to
Not possible to
"So you're telling me there's a chance" to
Very unlikely
If one more major development hits Hillary by Monday then Trump might skip "unlikely" altogether and go right into "coin flip" territory. Which is very dangerous for Hillary when that candidate has all the momentum.
With the Foundation under active investigation, and Weinergate still in full effect, and anything else wikileaks has at their disposal, the chances of something major hitting the waves on Monday is better than we once thought.
1. Blacks surged in the last few days of the 2012, specifically older black females, who traditionally did/do not vote. The surge was unaccounted for and was the reason Romney felt he had won the election. He, and most of the media, did not such for such a large turnout of this voter segment. Most media had Obama winning, but not by as much as he ultimately did.
1 A. These models are currently being used, which helps Clinton's lead.
1 B. The blacks are not coming out at Obama levels to support Hillary ... yet.
2. Trump's advisors think a small suppression of the negro vote and an uptick in the redneck vote ... is enough to swing the election in Trump's direction. They are saying 5 million votes will be enough.
2 A. Trump has been hitting red neck country hard and motivating those folk to turn out, he is going to parts of PA, NC, and FL where politicians normally never go ... and it is working. Dem der sum bitches are thrilled to be courted by a television star ... and they are voting.
Summed up ...
Hillary wins, or Trump wins.
Either way it will be interesting.
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