Trump Landslide or close win/Hillary Landslide or close win: VOTE

[~primetime~]

If you literally think think that Trump is going to win in a landslide...and you aren't trolling?

seek help...something is malfunctioning

[Terahite]

If you literally think think that Trump is going to win in a landslide...and you aren't trolling?

seek help...something is malfunctioning

I agree, after watching the second Veritas that broke today proving election fraud on the part of the Democrat party, it could be difficult for Trump to win in a landslide.

[KingBeasley08]

Trump has no chance in Pennsylvania. He's getting killed in the Philly suburbs. He's losing by 20+ in areas where Romney won between 5-10. College educated white women HATE this dude

[rufuspaul]

Hillary in a landslide. God help us.

[oarabbus]

Electoral college, what actually matters - healthy Clinton margin of victory, but not massive

Popular vote - clinton landslide.

[DonDadda59]

I think Arizona is legit in play and HRC can take it. Otherwise the map will resemble Jameer's.

Tidbit: National Journal confirms even GOP internal polling shows Clinton sneaking into the lead in Arizona.



Clinton just pumped a cool $2 mil into AZ and is sending her Super Friends Bernie and Michelle-O to the State this week. This after reports in the NY Times that Drumpf is in 'dire' danger of losing Georgia.

Also, the last 3 Texas polls:

Trump +2
Trump +3
Trump +4

All within the margin of error. If this dude gets waxed in the last debate... Just imagine.

[poido123]

If you literally think think that Trump is going to win in a landslide...and you aren't trolling?

seek help...something is malfunctioning

Why is it trolling?


There is definitive proof that the polls pumped out from MSM are false.

[Jameerthefear]

i think arizona and ga are pipe dreams and will still go easily R

[Schotsman]

I think it's adorable that anno 2016 people still fall for demagogical politics. How we have grown as a civilization. Not.

[ILLsmak]

I think it's adorable that anno 2016 people still fall for demagogical politics. How we have grown as a civilization. Not.

You don't think it's the same to say that so and so candidate is going to take your rights, deport you, etc...? It's still reaching inside of people's deep seated issues. And still irrational.

-Smak

[Cleverness]

Hillary landslide.

Always follow the money. She has A LOT more bribes/donations/support from the super rich than Donald Trump.

[FillJackson]

Why is it trolling?


There is definitive proof that the polls pumped out from MSM are false.

What's the proof?

[Nick Young]

What's the proof?

[BoutPractice]

There are still legitimate reasons to worry if you're a Clinton supporter. Think of the Brexit precedent, or how polls haven't been as predictive of elections lately, possibly due to outdated methods, or more volatility in politics...

What might be happening with the polling is that right now, it is very difficult to admit to wanting to vote Trump, because it is seen as socially unacceptable to support a man accused of sexual assault (regardless of what you truly believe about the charges) and various other crimes, who has been made into America's public villain.

However, once in the safety of the voting booth, voters can disregard "how it looks like", and go with "what feels right" instead.

Furthermore, because voting happens by secret ballot, those voters, instead of being discouraged by the media assault on Trump, may be moved to show up on election day to rebut accusations they perceive as unfair... (The downside of going personal - always tempting, especially when your opponent's personality is so objectively repulsive - instead of attacking the policies)

So while Clinton has a vastly superior ground game... the media treatment of Trump might turn out to be his own equivalent, bringing out all the "deplorables" in the swing states Trump needs to win.

That's the doomsday scenario for Clinton. But if you're looking strictly at evidence right now, and taking that evidence at face value, he's basically toast, on track to become the new Goldwater/McGovern.

A man with his character is going to be remembered as a cautionary tale by most people no matter what happens - that is simply fate, hubris meeting nemesis - but I'd argue it's better for him to be remembered as a cautionary tale on how to lose an election than a cautionary tale on what can happen if you actually give a man like that power... In fact, Trump fans should learn to embrace the loss - that way it's easier for him to remain as a kind of folk hero, perhaps even a martyr. They can argue "what ifs" instead of "reality", the former being a more advantageous terrain for Trumpism to thrive.

[Cleverness]

Good point, but was Brexit going up against big money, George Soros, the super rich, media, Hollywood, etc? Big money wins elections here in the U.S.