NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

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Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction.

NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win.

That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight.

In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.
 
i wonder if any of the speakers tonight will announce that Hillary is actually 13 points behind Trump and that the DNC is just as waste of time this time around
 
i wonder how much trash these rats will leave behind at the end of each session. well, they are democrats, to them, any floor is a garage bucket
 
Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction.

NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win.

That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight.

In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.

Yeah, but today ain't the day.
 
Once the convention is over its playoff time ! Head to head debates and ads all over .

Right now means nothing .
 
i wonder how much trash these rats will leave behind at the end of each session. well, they are democrats, to them, any floor is a garage bucket

Yes sir, Mr. Taylor, unlike the RNC where they allowed the trash to go on stage.
Awww....you'rea sad democrat loser....

By November, Trump will win in a landslide.....

Mr. Owebo, I believe you woefully underestimate the common sense of the American people and their intolerance of being ridiculed by an aging juvenile delinquent.
 
we havent forgotton the mess that the "Sargeant Schultz" crowd left behind at the mall in 2010, when they compared photos of the clean mall lawn that the Glenn Beck fans left behind.
 
i wonder how much trash these rats will leave behind at the end of each session. well, they are democrats, to them, any floor is a garage bucket

Yes sir, Mr. Taylor, unlike the RNC where they allowed the trash to go on stage.
Awww....you'rea sad democrat loser....

By November, Trump will win in a landslide.....

Mr. Owebo, I believe you woefully underestimate the common sense of the American people and their intolerance of being ridiculed by an aging juvenile delinquent.
Au contraire, the American people hate hitlery.....
 
Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction.

NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win.

That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight.

In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.

Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction.

NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win.

That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight.

In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.

Yeah, but today ain't the day.

i wonder how much trash these rats will leave behind at the end of each session. well, they are democrats, to them, any floor is a garage bucket

Yes sir, Mr. Taylor, unlike the RNC where they allowed the trash to go on stage.
Awww....you'rea sad democrat loser....

By November, Trump will win in a landslide.....

Once the convention is over its playoff time ! Head to head debates and ads all over .

Right now means nothing .

Let me Xplain to all of you why the debates are going to be soooooooooooooo disappointing to the left---------------->

1. Hillary has the knowledge on foreign policy for sure, but she also has the record. Did it get better, or worse off since she handled the nations business? That one question is advantage, Trump!

2. Economics. Hillary has stated on more than one occasion how she is going to follow the Obama model closely. No matter how the lefties on here try to paint it, most Americans realize it is not any where near as good as the DNC paints it. In fact, if they continue to try and paint it so wonderful, they are insulting the intelligence of most Americans. As long as Trump beats that drum, it is advantage Trump!

3. Obamacare. Fully 2/3rds of the country think it stinks. Obvious advantage Trump!

4. Illegal immigration. Advantage, Trump.

5. Iran deal that Americans despise. Full court press for Trump.

6. The only thing keeping Hillary in this race is Trump negatives. But, his negatives are based on his attitude, where Hillary's are based on her stance on issues, her performance, and her perceived illegal activity. Her even staying even on this issue will be based totally on how well the DNC can spin it, because to anyone with logic, it is easier to change perception on attitude, then it is to change perception on what you have done that was awful. Slight advantage, Trump.

7. The race will be won totally on negativity. Who will be able to make their constituents vote more, because they despise the other candidate so much they just can't stomach the opponent getting elected, while being able to carry some of the independents! The Democratic party has more voters, and that is a fact; but 80% of 100 is still more than 50% of 150! Since these e-mail dumps have been proven real with the promise of more coming, you have to think Hillary is in much more trouble, than many people are willing to admit.

8. The Democrats have been spending a ton of money already, and the Repubs not so much; and yet, we have the guru of pollsters saying that Trump would probably win today. (every leftist just had the big one, bring in the digitalis) This means that unless something magical happens, we should expect Trump to pull away as his money begins to flow after the DNC convention bump. Of course, we are talking about Trump here, so he could still screw the pooch since he is really not a politician, but if he continues with his same theme while hammering "her majesty's" record which she can not hide from, expect a President Trump, the Republicans controlling all 3 branches, and if he delivers 60% of what he say's he can, the Democrats gone again from the main stage of politics for 12 years, minimum.
 
Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction. NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win. That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight. In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency. Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.
Yeah, but today ain't the day.
True, Silver's forecast that takes into account the polls, the economy and voting history still has it at a 59-41% chance that Hillary will win. http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/#plus
 
Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction. NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win. That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight. In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency. Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.
Yeah, but today ain't the day.
True, Silver's forecast that takes into account the polls, the economy and voting history still has it at a 59-41% chance that Hillary will win. http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/#plus

keep looking for that "silver" lining.

From the link in the OP:

In the RealClearPolitics average of several polls, Trump pulled ahead of Clinton by 0.2 points on the back of four consecutive polls showing him ahead of the former secretary of state. It's the second time in the entire election cycle that Trump has led Clinton in the coveted polling average.
 
Silver's forecast that takes into account the polls, the economy and voting history still has it at a 59-41% chance that Hillary will win. http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/#plus
keep looking for that "silver" lining. From the link in the OP: In the RealClearPolitics average of several polls, Trump pulled ahead of Clinton by 0.2 points on the back of four consecutive polls showing him ahead of the former secretary of state. It's the second time in the entire election cycle that Trump has led Clinton in the coveted polling average.
There's only one "poll" that counts. Think Trump can hide the crazy that long?
 
Well hi ho Silver. Seems like not long ago Silver was being quoted as giving Trump a small chance of winning the nomination. So i am not sure what to think of this prediction.

NATE SILVER: Donald Trump would most likely win the election if it were held today

If the election were held Monday, Donald Trump would likely win.

That's what renowned statistician Nate Silver projected on Mondayfor his data journalism outlet FiveThirtyEight.

In his "Now-cast" election model for who would win if ballots were cast Monday, Silver gave the Republican nominee a 57.5% chance of winning the presidency.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton had a 42.5% chance of securing the nation's highest office if voters were to take to the polls Monday.

interesting that "business insider" is saying that.

nate says hillary has a 53% chance of winning as of today.

oops...

you kkk trolls are so funny

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
 
Silver's forecast that takes into account the polls, the economy and voting history still has it at a 59-41% chance that Hillary will win. http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/#plus
keep looking for that "silver" lining. From the link in the OP: In the RealClearPolitics average of several polls, Trump pulled ahead of Clinton by 0.2 points on the back of four consecutive polls showing him ahead of the former secretary of state. It's the second time in the entire election cycle that Trump has led Clinton in the coveted polling average.
There's only one "poll" that counts. Think Trump can hide the crazy that long?

dumb donald couldn't even hide it at his own convention

one of the smallest convention bumps ever....RCP Avg has them even as of today and hillary's is just starting....which is why the bigoted, misogynist fascist trumpeters are so desperate and so busily trolling today
 

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