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Dems Throw in the Towel
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In 2014 your negro 'block-vote' stayed home and you lost the Senate.
In this Primary polls prove that negro voters and other registered DEMs are staying home again. You ought to ask why.
Someone delused member here claimed what happened in 2014 and the fact that the collapsing DEM voter turnout is "meaningless". That when the General happens all these missing DEM voters will suddenly materialize.
Pretty big gamble.
Trump hasn't spent enough cash on attack ads to pay for a decent steak diner yet.
When he open his vault and throws 4 billion dollars into the table to attack Hillary the Dems are going to shit themselves.
The longer bernie stays in the race the less money Hillary will have. And Bernie says he isn't going anywhere!
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I can't help but laugh and laugh hard when I read this.
I have friends who are "seriously worried" that the system might run as it is supposed to and potentially elect Donal Trump.
Trump won't get my vote. Neither did Obama.
Trump will be no less POTUS than Obama is now.
My side hurts.
Thanks for the laughs.
I have friends who are "seriously worried" that the system might run as it is supposed to and potentially elect Donal Trump.
Trump won't get my vote. Neither did Obama.
Trump will be no less POTUS than Obama is now.
My side hurts.
Thanks for the laughs.
candycorn
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Yeah, high stock market, peace, unemployment down, deficit reduced….
Uncensored2008
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Sheepboi Teddi is a vile little turd,
That said, it does amaze me how many people who were Bernie supporters have taken up for Trump. I really don't see the connection.
Meanwhile in the real world- the GOP is in danger of collapse because the Trump doesn't represent Conservatives and a large part of his support is not even Republicans.
IF Trump is denied the candidacy, the GOP will either collapse or split- and it might do that even if he does get the candidacy.
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Other than # 5, and that could have been possible with a multi-million dollar loan like T-rump got, you could be talking about any one of millions of other people in this country. I was right. Spite is the only reason to vote for T-rump..
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Forty-nine percent (49%) of Likely U.S. Voters say they will definitely vote against Trump if he is the presidential nominee of the Republican Party, while just 30% say they will definitely vote for him, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
Forty-two percent (42%) say they will definitely vote against Clinton if she is the Democratic Party’s nominee, while 36% say they will definitely vote for her.
The wild cards are the 16% in Trump’s case and the 18% in Clinton’s who say their vote depends on who is running against them. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Our latest hypothetical matchup, released yesterday, finds Clinton leading Trump 41% to 36% among all likely voters. In late December, the two were tied.
(Want a free daily e-mail update? If it's in the news, it's in our polls). Rasmussen Reports updates are also available on Twitter or Facebook.
The survey of 1,000 Likely Voters was conducted on February 29-March 1, 2016 by Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Field work for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. Seemethodology.
When it comes to which candidate voters trust more on key issues, Trump leads when it comes to the economy, job creation and immigration. Clinton has held her lead on social issues but has widened her advantage on the environment. The two are virtually tied now when voters are asked whom they trust more to handle national security.
Among the voters who say their vote depends on who the opposing candidate is, roughly 55% say they will definitely not vote for Trump or Clinton if he or she is that opponent.
Among Republicans, 60% say they will definitely vote for Trump if he is their nominee, while 18% say they will definitely vote against him. Another 18% say it depends on who his opponent is.
Seventy-two percent (72%) of Democrats say they will definitely vote for Clinton if she’s the party’s nominee versus 12% who will definitely vote against her. Thirteen percent (13%) say it depends.
When it comes to voters not affiliated with either major party, 47% say they will definitely vote against Trump, while 40% will definitely vote against Clinton. Roughly a quarter of the voters in this group say they will definitely vote for Trump or Clinton.
Women by a better than two-to-one margin say they will definitely vote against Trump. A plurality (47%) of men say they will definitely vote against Clinton.
Clinton has struggled to gain the support of those under 40 in the Democratic primaries to date. Among these voters, 39% say they will definitely vote for her, compared to 22% who will definitely vote for Trump.
Sixty-nine percent (69%) of blacks say they will definitely vote for Clinton, but just 30% of whites and 37% of other minority voters agree. Still, only 34% of whites and 28% of other minority voters say they will definitely vote for Trump, along with 10% of blacks.
Interestingly, voters in their respective parties are more likely to consider both Clinton and Trump to be moderates.
More Democrats than ever now support Clinton’s bid for their party’s presidential nomination.
Still, only 34% of whites and 28% of other minority voters say they will definitely vote for Trump, along with 10% of blacks.
34% of whites huh? Donnie is screwed.
In a hypothetical Clinton v. Trump contest in November, voters under 35 would choose Clinton by a crushing 52%-19%, a preference that crosses demographic lines. Among whites, she'd be backed by nearly 2-1, 45%-26%. Among Hispanics, by more than 4-1, 61%-14%. Among Asian Americans, by 5-1, 60%-11%. Among African Americans, by 13-1, 67%-5%.
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Forty-two percent (42%) say they will definitely vote against Clinton if she is the Democratic Party’s nominee, while 36% say they will definitely vote for her.
The wild cards are the 16% in Trump’s case and the 18% in Clinton’s who say their vote depends on who is running against them. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Our latest hypothetical matchup, released yesterday, finds Clinton leading Trump 41% to 36% among all likely voters. In late December, the two were tied.
(Want a free daily e-mail update? If it's in the news, it's in our polls). Rasmussen Reports updates are also available on Twitter or Facebook.
The survey of 1,000 Likely Voters was conducted on February 29-March 1, 2016 by Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Field work for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. Seemethodology.
When it comes to which candidate voters trust more on key issues, Trump leads when it comes to the economy, job creation and immigration. Clinton has held her lead on social issues but has widened her advantage on the environment. The two are virtually tied now when voters are asked whom they trust more to handle national security.
Among the voters who say their vote depends on who the opposing candidate is, roughly 55% say they will definitely not vote for Trump or Clinton if he or she is that opponent.
Among Republicans, 60% say they will definitely vote for Trump if he is their nominee, while 18% say they will definitely vote against him. Another 18% say it depends on who his opponent is.
Seventy-two percent (72%) of Democrats say they will definitely vote for Clinton if she’s the party’s nominee versus 12% who will definitely vote against her. Thirteen percent (13%) say it depends.
When it comes to voters not affiliated with either major party, 47% say they will definitely vote against Trump, while 40% will definitely vote against Clinton. Roughly a quarter of the voters in this group say they will definitely vote for Trump or Clinton.
Women by a better than two-to-one margin say they will definitely vote against Trump. A plurality (47%) of men say they will definitely vote against Clinton.
Clinton has struggled to gain the support of those under 40 in the Democratic primaries to date. Among these voters, 39% say they will definitely vote for her, compared to 22% who will definitely vote for Trump.
Sixty-nine percent (69%) of blacks say they will definitely vote for Clinton, but just 30% of whites and 37% of other minority voters agree. Still, only 34% of whites and 28% of other minority voters say they will definitely vote for Trump, along with 10% of blacks.
Interestingly, voters in their respective parties are more likely to consider both Clinton and Trump to be moderates.
More Democrats than ever now support Clinton’s bid for their party’s presidential nomination.
Still, only 34% of whites and 28% of other minority voters say they will definitely vote for Trump, along with 10% of blacks.
34% of whites huh? Donnie is screwed.
In a hypothetical Clinton v. Trump contest in November, voters under 35 would choose Clinton by a crushing 52%-19%, a preference that crosses demographic lines. Among whites, she'd be backed by nearly 2-1, 45%-26%. Among Hispanics, by more than 4-1, 61%-14%. Among Asian Americans, by 5-1, 60%-11%. Among African Americans, by 13-1, 67%-5%.
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lol......are you happy in your little self-delusional world....?
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ScreamingEagle
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there are 'facts'......and then there are facts.....but dimwits are too gullible to tell the difference....
candycorn
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high stock market, peace, unemployment down, deficit reduced…all facts
deal with it.
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Meaningless,both where competing against other,those numbers mean nothing
candycorn
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Its one of the reasons that so many on the left claim racism. You can show right wing lunatics the facts all day long; they just reject them and make excuses. The metrics have been the same for nearly 30 years. If unemployment was 7% in 1997, nobody said, “but that 7% is an illusion due to people having stopped looking for work or this or that or the other.” If it was an illusion then, it is an illusion now but the recognized level of unemployment is and was what is reported.
Only for the last 7 years are we to believe that the books are cooked and its all lies….
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So you like the job the repub house and Senate have done.
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Oh there are other reasons, but spite is just the sweet icing on the cake.
In reality though, spite has to be the only reason someone would vote for Mrs. Tulza Clinton.
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Lots of reason to vote for Clinton or Bernie, but you have already dismissed them, so I won't bother with a lost cause such as you.
Freewill
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Mrs. Tulza is the connection.
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I agree with you that Bernie Sanders just got ran over by a steam roller and they need to take him back to the nursing home now.
But you're final assessment that the Republican party is going to win with a Donald Trump nominee couldn't be farther from the TRUTH.
30-50% of the Republican party will never cast a vote for Donald Trump, they will be voting for Hillary Clinton. A very good article disclosing this is here:
I’ll Take Hillary Clinton Over Donald Trump
Trump and his supporters have chased off every voting block you can shake a stick at. Specifically 17% of the population, or 23 million voters, Hispanics that are now solidly in Hillary Clinton's column. This when the GOP nominee needed 46% of this block to win the White House. Even the Republican Latino block stated months ago that they wouldn't support a Trump nominee. 4.5 first time Latino voters just recently registered to vote to cast a vote against Trump. Trump is polling at a Negative 80% with this block.
GOP Win Will Need More Than 40 Percent Of Latino 2016 Vote, Says Study
Poll: 75% of Latinos Have Negative View of Donald Trump
Latino conservatives: If Donald Trump is the nominee, we will not work to elect him
So Trump starts off with a Republicans and Latino's DEFICIT at 39.5 million votes..
Then add in WOMEN the largest voting block in this country today at 54% whom are going to be voting heavily for the 1st woman Presidential nominee in this nations history, along with all the other minority groups.
These numbers are already indicating that Hillary Clinton is going to paint this country blue from sea to shining sea on election night.
No Democrats haven't thrown in the towel they just figured out who can kick Donald Trump's ass in the voting booth, and made the correct choice with Hillary Clinton.
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