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Yesterday RCP moved Pennsylvania from the Clinton column to the toss up column and today it moved Kaine's home state of Virginia from the Clinton column to the toss up column and the LA Times poll shows Trump +3 in a national polls of likely voters.
Yesterday RCP moved Pennsylvania from the Clinton column to the toss up column and today it moved Kaine's home state of Virginia from the Clinton column to the toss up column and the LA Times poll shows Trump +3 in a national polls of likely voters.
As always, Jake, you show us you are dumb as a rock. On its first page, RCP has lowered Clinton's delegate count from 272 to 229, the difference is Pennsylvania and Virginia being moved from the Clinton column to the toss up column.RCP disagrees with you. In its polling report on the main page, RCP has PA up 6 and VA up 5.7. RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Video and Polls
toomuchtime, you show a real lack of integrity; or, perhaps, you are unclear how to find all of the information in RCP.
However, I commend you for trying to do your own research.
Which in no way puts VA and PA in the toss up column. They are outside of the MOE.As always, Jake, you show us you are dumb as a rock. On its first page, RCP has lowered Clinton's delegate count from 272 to 229, the difference is Pennsylvania and Virginia being moved from the Clinton column to the toss up column.RCP disagrees with you. In its polling report on the main page, RCP has PA up 6 and VA up 5.7. RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Video and Polls
toomuchtime, you show a real lack of integrity; or, perhaps, you are unclear how to find all of the information in RCP.
However, I commend you for trying to do your own research.
Hillary is falling in the polls not because of something Assange might release but because of what the FBI is releasing and her evasive answers on the subject make her look dishonest and her refusal to face a press conference make her look weak. Trump is playing offense making his trip to Mexico and major policy speeches on illegal immigration and at a black church in Detroit while Hillary is hunkering down trying to fight off questions from the press.Yesterday RCP moved Pennsylvania from the Clinton column to the toss up column and today it moved Kaine's home state of Virginia from the Clinton column to the toss up column and the LA Times poll shows Trump +3 in a national polls of likely voters.
The polls are very close, but Hillary will still win unless Assange actually has something. If you notice, it is not Trump rising, but Hillary falling. That leaves to many voters to swing the election one way or the other. To many people are proclaiming that "both are so bad, they will vote for neither." But, if Assange does have something as he claims, Clinton will be buried.
Remember, even though to most people 2 + 2= 4, the left is still able to deflect what is patently obvious by demanding absolute proof, then smugly claiming it is a rightwing conspiracy as they insist they don't have to do the math to prove our point for us. But, if Assange has that proof, the Clinton house of cards will collapse almost instantly. The lefties on here will run for the door.
Now that is a hell of a thing, putting your hopes on a hacker, if I do say so myself. But it is what it is, and I tend to believe that the timing of the Assange release was done purposely, (if there is actually a release coming around the 1st debate as has been reported) to make it almost impossible for the Democrats to replace Hillary unless with Kane. The smart money says that if he has a bunch of something, the most damning stuff won't be released until before the 3rd debate to bury her, and the 1st dump is just going to be to prove she is in a world of poo-poo, but keep her in the race until it is to late!
RCP disagrees with you and has moved Pennsylvania and Virginia from the Clinton column to the toss up column. While you are citing the RCP averages, the two latest polls from Virginia show Clinton leading by only +1 and +2.Which in no way puts VA and PA in the toss up column. They are outside of the MOE.As always, Jake, you show us you are dumb as a rock. On its first page, RCP has lowered Clinton's delegate count from 272 to 229, the difference is Pennsylvania and Virginia being moved from the Clinton column to the toss up column.RCP disagrees with you. In its polling report on the main page, RCP has PA up 6 and VA up 5.7. RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Video and Polls
toomuchtime, you show a real lack of integrity; or, perhaps, you are unclear how to find all of the information in RCP.
However, I commend you for trying to do your own research.
What is interesting the numbers dropped for her, but did not increase for Trump. He is still stuck at 152. PA is at six, and VA at 5.7.
Those are snap shots, and as such are unreliable.RCP disagrees with you and has moved Pennsylvania and Virginia from the Clinton column to the toss up column. While you are citing the RCP averages, the two latest polls from Virginia show Clinton leading by only +1 and +2.Which in no way puts VA and PA in the toss up column. They are outside of the MOE.As always, Jake, you show us you are dumb as a rock. On its first page, RCP has lowered Clinton's delegate count from 272 to 229, the difference is Pennsylvania and Virginia being moved from the Clinton column to the toss up column.RCP disagrees with you. In its polling report on the main page, RCP has PA up 6 and VA up 5.7. RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Video and Polls
toomuchtime, you show a real lack of integrity; or, perhaps, you are unclear how to find all of the information in RCP.
However, I commend you for trying to do your own research.
What is interesting the numbers dropped for her, but did not increase for Trump. He is still stuck at 152. PA is at six, and VA at 5.7.
Jones that is all last week.“The race seems to be tightening.”
Actually not.
When we look at state polls where Clinton is currently ahead, and has been consistently ahead for the last several months, she has likely 263 EC votes.
That means Clinton needs to win just one of the following true swing states to become president: Florida. Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, or Ohio.
Indeed, Clinton can afford to lose both Florida and Ohio, and if she wins only Nevada, for example, which is likely, she’s elected president.
In contrast, when we look at state polls where Trump is currently ahead, and has been consistently ahead for the last several months, he has only 190 likely EC votes, 80 votes short of the WH.
Indeed, even if Trump manages to win all of the following swing states: Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, and Ohio, he still falls short of winning the election by 5 EC votes.
There simply is no EC path to victory for Trump.
The Alt Right like polls when they like Trump, and they decry polls and call it rigged when Trump is on the short end.Funny how you Hillarybots live by the polls except when they turn on you.
I am convinced now whether Donnie Two Shoes or Hideous Hillary get elected that Congress and two thirds of America will do whatever necessary to thwart either of their agendas while preparing for 2020.Johnson?
Gaining?
Gaining, perhaps, in ridicule.
But you knew that.
