Are you confident your candidate of choice is going to win?

[Dogmaphobe]

I am 100% confident that the day after the election, I could look at anybody square in the eye and say "hey, you can't blame me for voting for that rat!".

 

[Norman]

We haven't had a poll lately so let's see what ya think.

My candidate of choice lost a long time ago, in the primaries.

Now I'm just in a hurry to see this election be over and done with so I can see just how badly America is fucked.

At this point, the campaign has become one long grudge rape, with the American people on the receiving end. We all have to go to a special place in our minds until it is over. Then we'll all take a really, really long shame shower and cry.

I assume that was partly because someone decided to rig the primaries. I am confident that, that unnamed criminal is going to lose.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Only Trump would be able to rig the primaries.

 

[owebo]

Yep....

 

[Preacher]

We haven't had a poll lately so let's see what ya think.

Yes. Especially now. LOL....

 

[feduptaxpayer]

Only Trump would be able to rig the primaries.

Ha-ha. You are such a comedian. . I read on the Natural News website that Soros owns several voting machines in 16 states and that they have all supposedly been pre-programmed to show that Hillary won the election in those states. Yup, it would appear as though the Demos. like to play the game fair alright. They are oh so ready to lose and take it with a smile. Ya, sure, man.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Only Trump would be able to rig the primaries.

Ha-ha. You are such a comedian. . I read on the Natural News website that Soros owns several voting machines in 16 states and that they have all supposedly been pre-programmed to show that Hillary won the election in those states. Yup, it would appear as though the Demos. like to play the game fair alright. They are oh so ready to lose and take it with a smile. Ya, sure, man.

Natural News Really Are you kidding us?

 

[Sun Devil 92]

We haven't had a poll lately so let's see what ya think.

My candidate didn't get nominated. And he wasn't Bernie, although right now I'd vote for him over either of these other two. LOL

Bernie Sanders would be more disastrous and more incompetent than Obama.

His policies would be, but I think Bernie could lead a national conversation about key issues.

 

[martybegan]

My ideal candidate did not win the primaries, but I am now and Anti Hillary supporter (defined as Trump supporter). Have no idea how it will turn out.

Know one thing, if Hillary wins and is still under investigation, it will be the rockiest and most unfocused administration ever.

Actually I think they would double down and try to push as much progressive crap as they could.

Think of it, even with all the shit that has come out, they would have STILL won....

They will think they are bulletproof.

Well, see, that is exactly why I don't vote for the "lesser of two evils". Because when you vote for someone, you are telling them to keep doing what they are doing. And I REFUSE to tell evil people, lesser or otherwise, to keep doing what they are doing.

The thing is here with Trump you are getting something that has never been done before. With Hillary you will get the same old same old, plus a Progressive Supreme Court that will screw us over for 2 decades.

 

[martybegan]

Anyone who is confident at this point is an idiot.

The numbers and short length of time says it is HRC, despite the scandal.

But, the way this thing is going, she and Donald could be eaten by gigantic golden swans in the next ten minutes.

Trump would be better served by a low voter turnout. He has more enthusiastic supporters.

It will all come down to how well the Democrats do in getting out the vote.

I predicted years ago this election might be the lowest voter turnout in a presidential election since 1924.

I am not as confident in that prediction as I was before. There could be as much enthusiasm for the first female president as there was for the first black president, maybe more.

I think we may see the biggest gender gap in history. Women voters are going to deliver a mighty powerful kick in the nuts to Donald J. Trump.

Trump has the inner Nazi vote, Clinton has the female vote. I guess it all depends which one is more enthusiastic about actually going out and voting.

The difference is the black vote is far more monolithic than the woman vote. You forget Trump still polls in the 40% overall with women, and is in a near time with married white women.

40% is low enough to give Clinton a record gender gap.

My wife is one of the most conservative, pro-life people you will ever meet. But she is so disgusted with Trump, she is ready to vote for Clinton. I have been doing my level best to convince her to write in a vote for anyone else, but she is positively seething over Trump. He provokes a very powerful visceral negative response in her.

I'm almost positive she is going to vote for Clinton. And she has hated the Clintons for DECADES.

I have decided I am not going to ask her who she voted for. My stomach couldn't take it if she votes for a Clinton.

The thing is with a woman candidate, there probably SHOULD be a record gender gap, the fact that it is an issue speaks volumes of the crappy status of THIS female candidate.

 

[martybegan]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

The "alt-right" thing is nothing more than a smear attempt to connect actual white nationalists to people who's main issue is unchecked immigration and second issue is radical Islam. Do you really think Trump will let any of those yahoo's anywhere near him if he wins?

 

[martybegan]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

Vote your conscience, and ignore all of us here. Other than me.

Wow, an actual funny.

 

[martybegan]

We haven't had a poll lately so let's see what ya think.

My candidate of choice lost a long time ago, in the primaries.

Now I'm just in a hurry to see this election be over and done with so I can see just how badly America is fucked.

At this point, the campaign has become one long grudge rape. The end can't come soon enough.

Who did you like? I was rooting for Walker

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

You are in whatever position you accept, let that sink in.

I also vote in NY, so unless the "silent Trump Vote" is around 30% or so, my presidential vote only impacts the margins.

 

[JakeStarkey]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

The "alt-right" thing is nothing more than a smear attempt to connect actual white nationalists to people who's main issue is unchecked immigration and second issue is radical Islam. Do you really think Trump will let any of those yahoo's anywhere near him if he wins?

Alt Right definitions are accurate, and you are attempting to smear a true conservative like Boss. Grow up, Marty, and start acting like an adult.

 

[martybegan]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

The "alt-right" thing is nothing more than a smear attempt to connect actual white nationalists to people who's main issue is unchecked immigration and second issue is radical Islam. Do you really think Trump will let any of those yahoo's anywhere near him if he wins?

Alt Right definitions are accurate, and you are attempting to smear a true conservative like Boss. Grow up, Marty, and start acting like an adult.

How is that an attempt to smear him?

By Progressives logic I am part of the alt right, simply for being for tighter immigration controls and my concern of radical Islam.

Its a guilt by association thing, nothing more.

 

[Onyx]

I am confident that Clinton is going to win, although I never supported her.

 

[JakeStarkey]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

The "alt-right" thing is nothing more than a smear attempt to connect actual white nationalists to people who's main issue is unchecked immigration and second issue is radical Islam. Do you really think Trump will let any of those yahoo's anywhere near him if he wins?

Alt Right definitions are accurate, and you are attempting to smear a true conservative like Boss. Grow up, Marty, and start acting like an adult.

How is that an attempt to smear him?

By Progressives logic I am part of the alt right, simply for being for tighter immigration controls and my concern of radical Islam.

Its a guilt by association thing, nothing more.

No, you are not alt right, though you ally with them.

 

[martybegan]

My list was Walker, then Jindal, then Cruz.

Still not sure if I am going to hold my nose and vote Trump or not. I am sure as hell not telling people who I vote for, some of my extended progressive idiot friends would probably disown me, and while I don't care, it would be hard on my wife.

It's kind of sad I am in that position.

I heard a pollster (or analyst) talking about this the other day... they're calling it the "shy Trump vote" and he figures it may be as much as 5-8%.

I'm still undecided. I never in a bazillion years thought I would be an undecided voter this late in any presidential race. I've literally made fun of people like that in the past. How can you be undecided when the choices are so clearly opposite? Yet.... here I find myself and I don't know that I will resolve it before I go into the booth.

I'm leaning towards Trump and I definitely won't be voting for Hillary. But the whole Alt-right thing has me hesitating. I totally do not want to associate my name with that bunch regardless of the consequences. They don't represent me and I sure as hell don't support them. As bad as a Hillary presidency would be, I am concerned that giving them a political victory might be worse.

The "alt-right" thing is nothing more than a smear attempt to connect actual white nationalists to people who's main issue is unchecked immigration and second issue is radical Islam. Do you really think Trump will let any of those yahoo's anywhere near him if he wins?

Alt Right definitions are accurate, and you are attempting to smear a true conservative like Boss. Grow up, Marty, and start acting like an adult.

How is that an attempt to smear him?

By Progressives logic I am part of the alt right, simply for being for tighter immigration controls and my concern of radical Islam.

Its a guilt by association thing, nothing more.

No, you are not alt right, though you ally with them.

No, I don't. If I like firefighters to fight fires, and they like firefighters to fight fires, I am not allied with them because of it. Their reasons for supporting Trump are different from my reasons to hold my nose and vote for Trump. They are not getting the end result they really want, just the illusion of it.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Yes, you do. You are identified by your associates, and the simile is a fallacy of false equivalency.

 

[martybegan]

Yes, you do. You are identified by your associates, and the simile is a fallacy of false equivalency.

But I don't associate with them. The only connection is (probably) who we end up voting for.

I support 2nd amendment rights, does that mean I am associated with some crazed sovereign citizen nutter because he does to (in addition to other things I DON'T support)?