ROFL Trump trails both Hillary and Sanders in latest poll, while leading the entire GOP field
Was just on FOX news suckers.
Find your own goddamn link.
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But how is the GOP voting base a fucking dreckfest?
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I could have seen him trailing Hillary... but he is ALSO trailing Sanders.
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Sanders is going to outlast Hillary in the Dem nomination, so I'm not sure why that's funny or surprising.
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Let me get this straight. Bush did everything that right wing economists say you need to do to grow an economy. He cut taxes, started two wars, expanded government employment, created a whole new government department, and expanded a large social program. He only lost to the president that raised taxes several times, ended the wars, cut government employment and communized medical by a half a percentage point? That's like WSU going into Alabama and losing by a field goal as time ended.
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CuntWaffle said:
Let me get this straight. Bush did everything... started two wars, expanded government employment, created a whole new government department, and expanded a large social program. He only lost to the president that raised taxes several times, ended the wars...
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Awfully warm for November 2016.
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I'm not predicting the outcome.Blackie said:Awfully warm for November 2016.
I'm just surprised that the leading GOP candidate is trailing BOTH of the Dem's top 2 candidates -- and one of them is a (S)ocialist.
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Political polls 16 months before the election are infinitely worse than the terrible football polls a month before the season.OZONE said:
I'm not predicting the outcome.Blackie said:Awfully warm for November 2016.
I'm just surprised that the leading GOP candidate is trailing BOTH of the Dem's top 2 candidates -- and one of them is a (S)ocialist.
Hope this helps.
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The latest Quinnipiac University poll finds that Donald Trump put some more distance between himself and the rest of the Republican field, winning over 20 percent of likely Republican voters. Scott Walker and Jeb Bush are at 13 and 10 percent, respectively. But Trump also tops the poll’s list of candidates who Republican voters say they would definitely not vote for, with 30 percent of those polled saying they view him as a “no way” candidate.
That same poll finds that Trump would also, were the election held today, lose to not just Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton (48 to 36 percent), but also Bernie Sanders (45 to 37 percent). Even Joe Biden, who isn’t running, tops Trump, 49 to 37 percent. So Trump’s way ahead of the rest of the Republican field, but doesn’t currently stand much of a chance against the Democrats. (A betting man might take note that one bookmaker has Trump at 8-1 odds for the Republican nomination—slightly better than Rand Paul’s 9-1.)
But wait! If the election ends up being Clinton versus Walker or Bush, the race is effectively too close to call; the former secretary of state is up 1 percent on Walker and down 1 percent against Bush. Good news for Republicans, if they can shake Trump off the trail. -
Trump will not win the republican nomination. He will run as an independent and hand the election to the not-yet-named democrat who will boatrace Hillary in the primaries
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No doubt. But when has it ever been so bad that the leading GOP candidate was trailing a (S)ocialist?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Political polls 16 months before the election are infinitely worse than the terrible football polls a month before the season.OZONE said:
I'm not predicting the outcome.Blackie said:Awfully warm for November 2016.
I'm just surprised that the leading GOP candidate is trailing BOTH of the Dem's top 2 candidates -- and one of them is a (S)ocialist. -
As bad as the Democrat nominee trailing the Republican also rans?
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And on July 28, 1991, Ross Perot was ahead of everyone in the national polls and Bill Clinton was about as well known as John Kasich. Give me a break.
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I'm voting for Obama in 2016.
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When was this?RaceBannon said:As bad as the Democrat nominee trailing the Republican also rans?
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TodayOZONE said:
When was this?RaceBannon said:As bad as the Democrat nominee trailing the Republican also rans?
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You could have just said that it's awfully warm for November 2016.DugtheDoog said:And on July 28, 1991, Ross Perot was ahead of everyone in the national polls and Bill Clinton was about as well known as John Kasich. Give me a break.
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If you're lucky, Obamacare might soon start covering your senility medication.RaceBannon said:
TodayOZONE said:
When was this?RaceBannon said:As bad as the Democrat nominee trailing the Republican also rans?
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You might read the link that was provided
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Death panels cure senilityOZONE said:
If you're lucky, Obamacare might soon start covering your senility medication.RaceBannon said:
TodayOZONE said:
When was this?RaceBannon said:As bad as the Democrat nominee trailing the Republican also rans?
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OZONE said:
Was just on FOX news suckers.
Find your own goddamn link.Cant have a link when I was watching live and in passing buttfucker. Go to komo4.com duck, find the link in TOP STORIES and find the bitch yourself. Want me to hold your fucking hand the rest of your life? Break free AZ, there's a wealth of knowledge right at your fingertips.
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The fact that Walker and The Donald are the leaders (yeah, it's 15 months before the election, so fucking what) speaks volumes....section8 said:The latest Quinnipiac University poll finds that Donald Trump put some more distance between himself and the rest of the Republican field, winning over 20 percent of likely Republican voters. Scott Walker and Jeb Bush are at 13 and 10 percent, respectively. But Trump also tops the poll’s list of candidates who Republican voters say they would definitely not vote for, with 30 percent of those polled saying they view him as a “no way” candidate.
That same poll finds that Trump would also, were the election held today, lose to not just Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton (48 to 36 percent), but also Bernie Sanders (45 to 37 percent). Even Joe Biden, who isn’t running, tops Trump, 49 to 37 percent. So Trump’s way ahead of the rest of the Republican field, but doesn’t currently stand much of a chance against the Democrats. (A betting man might take note that one bookmaker has Trump at 8-1 odds for the Republican nomination—slightly better than Rand Paul’s 9-1.)
But wait! If the election ends up being Clinton versus Walker or Bush, the race is effectively too close to call; the former secretary of state is up 1 percent on Walker and down 1 percent against Bush. Good news for Republicans, if they can shake Trump off the trail. -
....and Hildabeast, with a substantial underwater approval rating, leading the democratic polls speaks to a bit louder volume, don't ya think?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
The fact that Walker and The Donald are the leaders (yeah, it's 15 months before the election, so fucking what) speaks volumes....section8 said:The latest Quinnipiac University poll finds that Donald Trump put some more distance between himself and the rest of the Republican field, winning over 20 percent of likely Republican voters. Scott Walker and Jeb Bush are at 13 and 10 percent, respectively. But Trump also tops the poll’s list of candidates who Republican voters say they would definitely not vote for, with 30 percent of those polled saying they view him as a “no way” candidate.
That same poll finds that Trump would also, were the election held today, lose to not just Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton (48 to 36 percent), but also Bernie Sanders (45 to 37 percent). Even Joe Biden, who isn’t running, tops Trump, 49 to 37 percent. So Trump’s way ahead of the rest of the Republican field, but doesn’t currently stand much of a chance against the Democrats. (A betting man might take note that one bookmaker has Trump at 8-1 odds for the Republican nomination—slightly better than Rand Paul’s 9-1.)
But wait! If the election ends up being Clinton versus Walker or Bush, the race is effectively too close to call; the former secretary of state is up 1 percent on Walker and down 1 percent against Bush. Good news for Republicans, if they can shake Trump off the trail. -
So was Reagan 30 days before the election, dumb shit.
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You're wrong (as usual).d2d said:
So was Reagan 30 days before the election
Reagan wasn't trailing the leading Dem, and the leading Socialist, and a guy that wasn't even running.
