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That's something a wussy with small hands and a peanut allergy would say.
For his sake, I hope he's on the "no fly" list.
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That's something a wussy with small hands and a peanut allergy would say.
Oh, you don't think Trump isn't in this entirely to line his pockets in a whole different league to the Clintons
Yes, Clinton has her baggage.
But if you can't see a significant gap between her as president of the United States and Donald Trump as president of the United States, you're just dumb as a rock.
I think you're going to be very disappointed in November too, as Trump is managing this campaign about as well as you manage your postings to the forum.![]()
my state will stay red. the democrats need to focus on congressional seats. the puppets will fight it out.
Well, alrighty then. I guess you have time to spend gobs of posts yammering about nothing you care about.![]()
Your grasp of logic is unfailingly non-existent. The absolute fact I couldn't care less how the people on this board vote, or even whether they vote at all, has nothing to do with my interest in this election or my interest in the poll being discussed. I am obviously interested in the election and the poll, and just to make it clear to you, I'm also not interested in the least about what you or anybody else on this board does about voting or not voting.
Yep, that logic represents you well.
You seem a little unhappy with the way this thread is going.
Actually, I'm quite happy with the thread. I'm amused by how aggravated Hillary supporters are about it.![]()
Why? It's quite obvious that Trump is throwing the election to Hillary. If she loses, it's because she screwed herself legally (which is always possible)--which he's doing himself left and right as well (e.g., Trump University; illegal use of alien workers, soliciting foreign contributions, being in bed with the Russians with illegal transactions; promoting violence and putting a target on Clinton's back) on top of all the rest of his daily missteps. He isn't actually running a campaign at all, because he changes his campaign staff weekly. Your stupidity on how this campaign is going comparatively is fun to read. It's why I and others are spinning you out on this.
I think you're vying with a few others here on being the Katrina Pierson of the Literotica discussion boards. You do have a lot of competition here for that honor, though.
I'm happy for anyone who thinks Trump's campaign is going well comparatively with Clinton's, though. Let's keep that zany illusion going for the next couple of months.![]()
I love it when you try to show your objective nature, Underguy.![]()
See, your problem is that you just don't know what the word "likely" means. Only toubob knows what "likely" means. He gets his definitions from Trump and he's the arbiter of the meaning of words.Where I came up with that shit was actually reading the page you linked, their description of the methodology used, and their own FAQ..
Luckily Trump only knows what he reads on the internet, or so he claims.i'd rather help my state go more libertarian (it is already very fiscally conservative) just more aligned with individual human rights to women's reproduction; out of the bedroom's church house orgies. i have a history of third party voting, so i'd rather stick with that than some democratic ideal that's being pushed down my throat by the clinton administration. my immediate reaction after benghazi was utter repulsion by her response. as much as i wanted to vote for her, i no longer feel tied to her out of some sort of duty. like any other politician, including trump, politicians will read the paper passed to them. i don't trust either one, and my vote will reflect that as it always has. my state will stay red. the democrats need to focus on congressional seats. the puppets will fight it out.
Clinton will pick which country to have a war with. Trump's choice will be entirely random, based a “joke” or “sarcasm”.I can see the gap and it's a matter of which special interest get their pee pee's sucked on and which countries we pick our next war with.
Donald Trump's new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway put a positive spin Thursday on the Republican nominee's recent swoon in national and state polls.
"I think it helps us to be a little bit behind, and we are."
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/trump-campaign-responds-low-polls-227146#ixzz4HhVvrJhn
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Yet you never hear the leader saying it would help if we were losing.
Donald Trump's new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway put a positive spin Thursday on the Republican nominee's recent swoon in national and state polls.
"I think it helps us to be a little bit behind, and we are."
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/trump-campaign-responds-low-polls-227146#ixzz4HhVvrJhn
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Yet you never hear the leader saying it would help if we were losing.
It didn't really help Romney to be winning in the polls did it? Actually is perfectly logical you want people who are likely to be motivated to know that it's important for them to go to the polls to support your candidate, you would love to see Clinton supporters be complacent.
See, your problem is that you just don't know what the word "likely" means. Only toubob knows what "likely" means. He gets his definitions from Trump and he's the arbiter of the meaning of words.
The 2016 presidential election was supposed to be close — but Republicans should have had the edge.
An election forecast built by Vox and a team of political scientists projects that a generic Republican should win 50.9 percent of the two-party vote in 2016. But Donald Trump isn’t a generic Republican — and he is polling at 45.1 percent of the two-party vote, according to the Huffington Post Pollster. The difference between those numbers — 5.8 points, as of today — is what we’re calling the Trump Tax: the electoral penalty Republicans appear to be paying for nominating Trump.
The Trump tax waxes and wanes with changes in Trump and Clinton's polling. In mid-July, as Trump enjoyed a polling bounce coming out of the Republican Convention, the tax shrunk. All the same, Trump never improved enough to match the fundamentals model. And after the Democratic Convention, Clinton's bump pushed Trump further behind than he'd been all summer, and weeks later, that bump shows no signs of dissipating.
I guess Nate Silver doesn't know what "likely" means, either. Only geniuses like you morons can figure that out, I guess.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/national-polls/
"USC Dornsife/LA Times 2,500 LV"
Clinton will pick which country to have a war with. Trump's choice will be entirely random, based a “joke” or “sarcasm”.
He does. And Nate Silver also sees issues with that poll, and adjusts it accordingly to Clinton leading by 5% instead of 1%. He's yet to give it a grade since it is just in it's first year.
The model weights each poll by its sample size, how recently it was conducted, and the historical accuracy and methodology of the polling firm. The model then adjusts each poll based on other factors.
Doesn't bode well for it's validity. And Nate is the gold standard when it comes to analyzing polls.
Funny, I don't recall Mittens up double digits in PA, VA, WI, CO etc. Any leads he might have had in any swing states were marginal at best.
You're probably right. Clinton has this in the bag. It would probably just as well that you to go ahead and skip voting, sit home, and start gloating early.