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The Senate is not in jeopardy, even with Trump as the nomineeSnag is, who exactly would the ‘new’ nominee be – true, in theory republicans could nominate someone else, but that would destroy the party and the GOP would still lose the GE.
The best bet is to take the loss and regroup for 2020, at which time Clinton would be a vulnerable incumbent, assuming her unfavorables remain as they are.
Again, the only reason for it would be to save the Republican senate, seats in the house, and down ballot races across this country.
With Trump as the nominee, he is at the top of the ticket and most people vote straight down the ticket. So Democrat all the way down.
There's a 200 foot Tsunami headed right toward the Republican party, and most Republicans know it.
Ummm, I think the dems have a good shot at the senate. Esp considering that with Trump, they really only need 50 seats barring something really shaking up the vote.The Senate is not in jeopardy, even with Trump as the nomineeSnag is, who exactly would the ‘new’ nominee be – true, in theory republicans could nominate someone else, but that would destroy the party and the GOP would still lose the GE.
The best bet is to take the loss and regroup for 2020, at which time Clinton would be a vulnerable incumbent, assuming her unfavorables remain as they are.
Again, the only reason for it would be to save the Republican senate, seats in the house, and down ballot races across this country.
With Trump as the nominee, he is at the top of the ticket and most people vote straight down the ticket. So Democrat all the way down.
There's a 200 foot Tsunami headed right toward the Republican party, and most Republicans know it.
Ummm, I think the dems have a good shot at the senate. Esp considering that with Trump, they really only need 50 seats barring something really shaking up the vote.The Senate is not in jeopardy, even with Trump as the nomineeSnag is, who exactly would the ‘new’ nominee be – true, in theory republicans could nominate someone else, but that would destroy the party and the GOP would still lose the GE.
The best bet is to take the loss and regroup for 2020, at which time Clinton would be a vulnerable incumbent, assuming her unfavorables remain as they are.
Again, the only reason for it would be to save the Republican senate, seats in the house, and down ballot races across this country.
With Trump as the nominee, he is at the top of the ticket and most people vote straight down the ticket. So Democrat all the way down.
There's a 200 foot Tsunami headed right toward the Republican party, and most Republicans know it.
LOL. We got a dem who thinks she should be immune from the Freedom of Information Act because she doesn't like having to disclose things other pols have to disclose, and a goper who probably doesn't know there is a FOIA, but thinks he can change the law to let himself sue media that publishes stories about him that he doesn't like.
--------------------------------------------- I know little on 'Flynn' , if he is pro gun and pro conservative on all issues I would support him . Course I have been hearing that its going to be 'mike pense' or 'newt' Skye .I can even go further...
I can even name a name
Michael T. Flynn ..
We love Mr Trump....also VP General Flynn
yes ....you can quote me again,
--------------------------------------------- I know little on 'Flynn' , if he is pro gun and pro conservative on all issues I would support him . Course I have been hearing that its going to be 'mike pense' or 'newt' Skye .I can even go further...
I can even name a name
Michael T. Flynn ..
We love Mr Trump....also VP General Flynn
yes ....you can quote me again,
Yes, Pense is another possibility!
A movement has started today to free the delegates at the Republican National Convention or to be UNBOUND. Clearly Republicans are coming around realizing that Donald Trump is going to get slaughtered. No one knows if this is going to work, but one option is to unbound or free the delegates. Of course this means that they can vote for whomever they want--and I am certain it's going to be the 2nd Civil War in Cleveland.
So to get updates on what's going on, or if you want the delegates "unbound" you can cast your vote by going to your text box and send a message too 53445 and then type in your text box Unbound. Here is the link.
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And when you prove to be wrong, which you will, what then?
How about we figure a way to get Mrs. Tuzla off the ticket. Most people don't trust her, for damn good reason.
The majority aren't listening to the conspirators anymore. Donald Trump is under performing Mitt Romney across all groups.
"What's most distressing about this new poll from Trump's perspective is not its top line result (Hillary +9), but its internals. The presumptive GOP nominee -- daily delegate revolt rumors notwithstanding -- holds a modest lead (+6) among men, but is getting crushed with women (-24), who make up the majority of the general electorate. Pay special attention to the data points on senior citizens and college-educated whites:
While Trump is outperforming your run-of-the-mill Republican among whites without a college degree, he’s underperforming among white voters with a college degree. In fact, he is on a track to lose white college graduates. That’s really unusual for a Republican, and it means that among white voters overall, he’s probably not holding a winning hand. If you look at seven live interview polls taken since Trump wrapped up the nomination in May, he has trailed among whites with a college degree by an average of 6 percentage points...Trump’s performance is downright shocking from a historical perspective. Romney won whites with a college degree by 6 percentage points over Obama, according to the American National Elections Studies. In fact, the American National Elections Studies shows Republicans carrying that group in every election from 1956 to 2012."
Yikes: Can Trump Fix These Polling Numbers?
The Senate is not in jeopardy, even with Trump as the nomineeSnag is, who exactly would the ‘new’ nominee be – true, in theory republicans could nominate someone else, but that would destroy the party and the GOP would still lose the GE.
The best bet is to take the loss and regroup for 2020, at which time Clinton would be a vulnerable incumbent, assuming her unfavorables remain as they are.
Again, the only reason for it would be to save the Republican senate, seats in the house, and down ballot races across this country.
With Trump as the nominee, he is at the top of the ticket and most people vote straight down the ticket. So Democrat all the way down.
There's a 200 foot Tsunami headed right toward the Republican party, and most Republicans know it.
Unless Trump is the nominee, if all these RINOS toss him, all Trump voters will write in his name and mark D all the rest of the way down the ballot. The RINOS will lose everything.
The last time I saw something this detailed it was an explanation of why Trump would never get the nomination.Unless Trump is the nominee, if all these RINOS toss him, all Trump voters will write in his name and mark D all the rest of the way down the ballot. The RINOS will lose everything.
Donald Trump has already lost, Republicans have nothing to lose. That's the point. If they do anything it's in a effort to save the Senate and the house and all the down ballot races that will be going on across this country. Most people vote a straight down ballot for either Republican or Democrat.
Hillary Clinton is going into this race with a 6 to 10 point advantage as the 1st woman Presidential nominee in 240 years. Women are the majority voting block in this country and they will be voting heavily for her.
Trump has an unfavorable rating with women at 73%. Half of Republican women will not cast a vote for Trump, along with millions of Republican men that will not support nor vote for Donald Trump.
73 percent of women voters have an 'unfavorable' view of Donald Trump
Poll: Nearly half of Republican women wouldn't vote for Trump
The GOP's woman problem goes beyond Trump
Republicans for Hillary? - CNNPolitics.com
17% of the population, or 23 million Hispanics are now solidly in Hillary Clinton's column. This when the GOP nominee, since Reagan needed at least 40% of this block to win the White House, Trump is polling at a negative 80%.
GOP Win Will Need More Than 40 Percent Of Latino 2016 Vote, Says Study
Latino conservatives: If Donald Trump is the nominee, we will not work to elect him
Poll: 8 in 10 Hispanics don’t like Trump
These numbers are already indicating a 200 foot high Tsunami is going to hit the Republican party.
Donald Trump the ACCIDENTAL nominee
I want Mr Trump as the nominee
and
I want a General as his VP
there I said it.
you can quote me when it happens.
thank you
Unless Trump is the nominee, if all these RINOS toss him, all Trump voters will write in his name and mark D all the rest of the way down the ballot. The RINOS will lose everything.
Donald Trump has already lost, Republicans have nothing to lose. That's the point. If they do anything it's in a effort to save the Senate and the house and all the down ballot races that will be going on across this country. Most people vote a straight down ballot for either Republican or Democrat.
Hillary Clinton is going into this race with a 6 to 10 point advantage as the 1st woman Presidential nominee in 240 years. Women are the majority voting block in this country and they will be voting heavily for her.
Trump has an unfavorable rating with women at 73%. Half of Republican women will not cast a vote for Trump, along with millions of Republican men that will not support nor vote for Donald Trump.
73 percent of women voters have an 'unfavorable' view of Donald Trump
Poll: Nearly half of Republican women wouldn't vote for Trump
The GOP's woman problem goes beyond Trump
Republicans for Hillary? - CNNPolitics.com
17% of the population, or 23 million Hispanics are now solidly in Hillary Clinton's column. This when the GOP nominee, since Reagan needed at least 40% of this block to win the White House, Trump is polling at a negative 80%.
GOP Win Will Need More Than 40 Percent Of Latino 2016 Vote, Says Study
Latino conservatives: If Donald Trump is the nominee, we will not work to elect him
Poll: 8 in 10 Hispanics don’t like Trump
These numbers are already indicating a 200 foot high Tsunami is going to hit the Republican party.
Donald Trump the ACCIDENTAL nominee
Dang dude! Spot on! Who do you call for 2008?Unless Trump is the nominee, if all these RINOS toss him, all Trump voters will write in his name and mark D all the rest of the way down the ballot. The RINOS will lose everything.
Donald Trump has already lost, Republicans have nothing to lose. That's the point. If they do anything it's in a effort to save the Senate and the house and all the down ballot races that will be going on across this country. Most people vote a straight down ballot for either Republican or Democrat.
Hillary Clinton is going into this race with a 6 to 10 point advantage as the 1st woman Presidential nominee in 240 years. Women are the majority voting block in this country and they will be voting heavily for her.
Trump has an unfavorable rating with women at 73%. Half of Republican women will not cast a vote for Trump, along with millions of Republican men that will not support nor vote for Donald Trump.
73 percent of women voters have an 'unfavorable' view of Donald Trump
Poll: Nearly half of Republican women wouldn't vote for Trump
The GOP's woman problem goes beyond Trump
Republicans for Hillary? - CNNPolitics.com
17% of the population, or 23 million Hispanics are now solidly in Hillary Clinton's column. This when the GOP nominee, since Reagan needed at least 40% of this block to win the White House, Trump is polling at a negative 80%.
GOP Win Will Need More Than 40 Percent Of Latino 2016 Vote, Says Study
Latino conservatives: If Donald Trump is the nominee, we will not work to elect him
Poll: 8 in 10 Hispanics don’t like Trump
These numbers are already indicating a 200 foot high Tsunami is going to hit the Republican party.
Donald Trump the ACCIDENTAL nominee
