Trump Up 2 Points Nationwide, While Clinton Campaigns As If The Race Is Already Won

a reply to: mobiusmale

Trump does better than Clinton among men (48% to 34%), lower-income voters (48% to 35%), rural voters (60% to 22%), and those who express a religion.

Clinton beats Trump with women (46% to 38%), voters ages 18-44 (41% to 34%), the wealthy (47% to 38%), and investors (48% to 38%).

That should tell you something right there, Clinton has an edge with progressives who can't think for themselves, the wealthy even though she is going to hike their taxes through the roof and investors, whose incomes will be reduced by her plans to regulate the industry. But then since all her wall street, banks and investors "speeches," obviously the bankers and investors know she's lying (what a surprise) to the public and progressive ignore the truth even if they fall across it or it bites them in the ass. Go figure? Stupid is as stupid does lol.

Cheers - Dave

Good for you friend. The children are awake and on this thread so dont take it personally if you get called a few names.a reply to: LifeMode

trump2016

a reply to: CulturalResilience

Seems to me she did the work and time to get there. Like thirty years of service oriented groundwork.
Women, children, minorities and the disabled have always been her focus. Making sure whole segments of society didn't get left behind. At Wellesley she became aware of some children who were not getting an education because their district didn't allot money to special needs transportation. Hillare went door to door getting signatures on a petition to get the local school board to allot funding towards transportation so they could get to school. No one asked her to do this. She got nothing out of it.

As first lady she was applauded when she gave her women's rights are human rights speech before a special session of the United nations in Beijing.
She outlined a healthcare plan which unfortunately was never entered for a vote. She did get the children's health insurance program passed and that is still in place.

When she was serving in the Senate she worked tirelessly. Not everything she proposed got passed but that doesn't mean she didn't put in the hours. On the phone on the streets before congress she worked and worked.
911 N.Y. she worked on behalf of the first responders to get money for healthcare because even though NYC was ground zero no money had been allotted to repairs or care She went to D.C. to ask Bush in person. She got what she asked for.
She was awarded by the firefighters for her help in getting them long term care (which continues today) after their exposure to toxic fumes at ground zero. She was in on the planning to get bin Laden.
Ya know it's just amazing how people can overlook all this and so much more over emails.
Where is Trumps service record. What has he done to help others?
I know Benghazi, emails conspiracy theories.

At least I know why I'm voting for her and it has nothing to do with her having a vagina.

a reply to: Sillyolme

For once, we agree.
I, and almost every woman I know, vote with our brains.
And we are voting Trump.

I don't know anyone who does not hate Hillary.
There are currently Trump signs in yards all over my area, especially my neighborhood.
I have not seen one single Clinton sign.

Would you believe it if the media told you she could walk on water as well? a reply to: Sillyolme

a reply to: BlueAjah

Yeah. Trump is pretty strong in some states. But not enough of the right ones.
www.realclearpolitics.com...

Perhaps I should have said Democrat women tend to vote with their feels. a reply to: BlueAjah

a reply to: Sillyolme

They are easily to overlook because they are half truths at best. Sprinkle a little bias on top with a dash of opinion and you have a perfect crap soup.

Her failures are a monument which casts a shadow upon any real achievement she may have accomplished. 1 step forward 5 steps back (opinion).

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: BlueAjah

Yeah. Trump is pretty strong in some states. But not enough of the right ones.
www.realclearpolitics.com...

The problem is, you are just linking us to another example of skewed polling results that have come from Hillary's campaign telling the pollsters what oversampling they want done in each state (check out Wikileak's latest revelations).

Of course, the picture being presented will show Trump as losing in the States he needs to carry to win the Electoral College. But it is all BS...if you sample 58% Democrats to 24% Republicans (as they did in Arizona), of course it is going to appear that Trump is in trouble there.

Come on Phage, I know you know how to use a calculator or a slide rule...

originally posted by: CulturalResilience
Ahh resorting to insults the go to playground tactic of a desperate loser.a reply to: ColaTesla

So I guess you think demeaning and insulting women is ok now that Trump has set the standard.


Feels....indeed!

originally posted by: RomeByFire
If the elections are rigged like Trump and his supporters (as well as myself) have claimed, and Trump wins, does that mean he won due to the election being rigged?

I'm amazed at how ATS'ers think that Trump and the right are immune to corruption and it's solely isolated to the left.

It isn't just isolated to the left, but the DNC showed the left already cheated so much as to totally blow the friggin' doors off the right. Know what I'm saying ? The left is the clear world champion cheaters for 2016 And they gave themselves lots of gold medals, and Hillary even hired the queen cheater Debbie blah blah Schultz after she was crowned queen cheater and kicked to the cheaters curb

There it is again folks writ large Redutio Ad Absurdum. Is there no democrat voter that can have a conservation without resorting to this childlike behaviour?

Your obtuse feminist boilerplate does not fly with me, please try harder.

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: CulturalResilience
Ahh resorting to insults the go to playground tactic of a desperate loser.a reply to: ColaTesla

So I guess you think demeaning and insulting women is ok now that Trump has set the standard.


Feels....indeed!

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: RomeByFire

He is the most ignorant, whiny, thin skinned person

Oh, the irony.

a reply to: mobiusmale

But it is all BS...if you sample 58% Democrats to 24% Republicans (as they did in Arizona), of course it is going to appear that Trump is in trouble there.

The methodology is quite explicitly stated as well as how weighting was carried out. You can reject it if you wish. You can also reject the what early voting indicates. If you wish.
www.politicususa.com...

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: BlueAjah

Yeah. Trump is pretty strong in some states. But not enough of the right ones.
www.realclearpolitics.com...

Well, my state is on the list as "Lean Clinton". So, we shall see I guess.

a reply to: CulturalResilience

There it is again folks writ large Redutio Ad Absurdum. Is there no democrat voter that can have a conservation without resorting to this childlike behaviour? Your obtuse feminist boilerplate does not fly with me, please try harder.

Try and keep up....

I'm not a democrat. STill a registered Republican working for my local GOP. Yes I am a feminist leaning to the Libertarian side this time.
If you think being a feminist is an insult...wait until Nov. 8th and see how that works out for ya....

Please try harder!!

Maybe, but you post like a Democrat and employ the same tactics so don't congratulate yourself to hard.a reply to: olaru12

Trump fans went from polls are all rigged to look at this poll trump is winning.

2 weeks to go, i just invested in a crow farm, the prices are going to skyrocket after trump fails just like is fans.

originally posted by: mobiusmale

This election will be decided by the people who actually show up and vote.

I think Trump supporters are going to be motivated to get out, line up and vote. The question is, will Hillary's supporters do the same?

Glad you asked. The Washington Times (a traditionally conservative paper)

Early voting: Democrats show strength in key battlegrounds

As an aside, also from the Washington Times

Donald Trump’s electoral map looking worse than ‘choke artist’ Mitt Romney’s did in 2012

The good news for Mr. Trump is that he appears to be on stronger footing than Mr. Romney was in Iowa and Ohio

The bad news is he is worse off in Colorado, Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Virginia, and also is putting out fires in Georgia and Arizona, which have been GOP strongholds.

Trump may very well win the raw popular vote, but the Electoral College votes the President into office, and Clinton will win in a landslide.
Book it!