Carl in Michigan
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They sure do misread what's been going on the last 2 years. They never learn. Hope they never do.
This is Why Trump Won in 2016
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They sure do misread what's been going on the last 2 years. They never learn. Hope they never do.
The Original Tree
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He should have called the police.
No doubt she was an illegal alien or she would have not acted like that.
No doubt she was an illegal alien or she would have not acted like that.
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bendog
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LOL. He'll probably win but it'll be because of the econ and the dems may never find a dinner table issue, which may sorta be the point you want to make, but immigration is not really high on most people's lists.
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How will we ever recover from your ad hominem?
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and you appear, oh the irony!!!!
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bendog
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Well no, it didn't, but it got some idiots to vote for him.
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Yes, we must demonize each other. The ruling class loves that.
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You didn’t answer the question.
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Why Trump "Won"
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Politicians may be too timid to explore the subject, but a new book from, of all places, Oxford University Press promises to be incendiary.
"'“Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don’t, Can’t, and Do Know,' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
"Jamieson offers a forensic analysis of the available evidence and concludes that Russia very likely delivered Trump’s victory."
Jamieson has spent the last 40 years studying political ads, debates, and speeches; she has supporters among Democrats and Republicans.
"She continued, 'I’m not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers. I’m arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.'
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania."
Marion Morrison
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There's another reason why Trump won, comments just like that.
How in the **** can you be "educated" when you never learn?!
I've told leftists time and time again why Trump won, you can, too! You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
There's no way you're educated, you parrot. You are ineducable.
To be blunt: You do not learn.
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keepitreal
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I WANTED TRUMP ON THE TICKET BUT WAS VOTING FORWhy Trump "Won"
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Politicians may be too timid to explore the subject, but a new book from, of all places, Oxford University Press promises to be incendiary.
"'“Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don’t, Can’t, and Do Know,' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
"Jamieson offers a forensic analysis of the available evidence and concludes that Russia very likely delivered Trump’s victory."
Jamieson has spent the last 40 years studying political ads, debates, and speeches; she has supporters among Democrats and Republicans.
"She continued, 'I’m not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers. I’m arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.'
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania."
WHOEVER THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATED
**** HILLARY
NO ONE INFLUENCED OR BRAINWASHED ME
TO VOTE FOR TRUMP
FRANKLY, I FIND THAT TO BE AN INSULTDid you cast your ballot in Wisconsin, Michigan, or Pennsylvania?
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania...."
"Strikingly, the July indictment showed that Russian hackers’ first attempt to infiltrate the computer servers in Clinton’s personal offices had taken place on July 27, 2016, the same day that Trump had declared, 'Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing,” adding, “I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.'"
No, I did not...I live in Chicago
TOTAL SPENT ON TV ADS:
- CLINTON: $253 million
- TRUMP: $93 million
DAYS AS A CANDIDATE (ON ELECTION DAY):
- CLINTON: 576
- TRUMP: 512
- CLINTON: 278+
- TRUMP: 302
- CLINTON: 37 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico
- TRUMP: 45 plus Washington, D.C. and Mexico and Scotland
- CLINTON: 350+
- TRUMP: 50-60
- CLINTON: $502 million
- TRUMP: $258 million
- CLINTON: 25 (each ranging from 2.5 minutes to 25 minutes in length)
- TRUMP: 22 (last full press conference was July 27)
- CLINTON: Between 14,000 and 18,000 at state universities in Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, Arizona
- TRUMP: 28,000 in Mobile, Alabama
- CLINTON: $253 million
- TRUMP: $93 million
- CLINTON: Florida
- TRUMP: Florida
- CLINTON: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida (tied)
- TRUMP: Florida
- CLINTON: Florida
- TRUMP: Florida
BREAKDOWN OF CAMPAIGN STOPS IN FINAL 7 DAYS
[10/31 –11/7]
CLINTON:
TOTAL RALLIES: 19
STATES: 8
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Florida
- North Carolina
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- Michigan
- Arizona
TOTAL RALLIES: 26
STATES: 12
- Colorado
- Florida
- Iowa
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- North Carolina
- Virginia
- Wisconsin
CLINTON
Days spent there since clinching nomination on June 7:
- FLORIDA: 15
- OHIO: 15
- PENNSYLVANIA: 15
- NORTH CAROLINA: 11
- NEVADA: 6
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 4
- MICHIGAN: 4
- IOWA: 3 (+ 1 event on the Iowa/Illinois border)
- COLORADO: 3
- VIRGINIA: 2
- ARIZONA: 1
- MINNESOTA: 1
- WISCONSIN: 0
- GEORGIA: 0
- FLORIDA: 8
- OHIO: 5
- PENNSYLVANIA: 5
- NORTH CAROLINA: 4
- NEVADA: 3
- MICHIGAN: 3
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 2
- IOWA: 1
- COLORADO: 1
- ARIZONA: 1
- VIRGINIA: 0
- MINNESOTA: 0
Days spent there since clinching nomination on May 26:
- FLORIDA: 19
- OHIO: 17
- PENNSYLVANIA: 14
- NORTH CAROLINA: 15
- NEVADA: 4
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 9
- MICHIGAN: 7
- IOWA: 6
- COLORADO: 7
- VIRGINIA: 10
- ARIZONA: 4
- MINNESOTA: 1
- WISCONSIN: 5
- FLORIDA: 10
- OHIO: 5
- PENNSYLVANIA: 7
- NORTH CAROLINA: 6
- NEVADA: 3
- MICHIGAN: 3
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 5
- IOWA: 2
- COLORADO: 4
- ARIZONA: 1
- VIRGINIA: 2
- MINNESOTA: 1
Hillary spent more time at fund raisers then campaigning
She spent more time with donors,
then with the people she was asking to vote for her
georgephillip
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Why Trump "Won"
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Politicians may be too timid to explore the subject, but a new book from, of all places, Oxford University Press promises to be incendiary.
"'“Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don’t, Can’t, and Do Know,' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
"Jamieson offers a forensic analysis of the available evidence and concludes that Russia very likely delivered Trump’s victory."
Jamieson has spent the last 40 years studying political ads, debates, and speeches; she has supporters among Democrats and Republicans.
"She continued, 'I’m not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers. I’m arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.'
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania."
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Trump won the electoral college by 78,000 votes out of 130 million cast, in an election where 3 million votes were lost by the will of the people, and over 1 million votes were denied.
Trump didn’t win anything.
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georgephillip
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I WANTED TRUMP ON THE TICKET BUT WAS VOTING FORWhy Trump "Won"
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Politicians may be too timid to explore the subject, but a new book from, of all places, Oxford University Press promises to be incendiary.
"'“Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don’t, Can’t, and Do Know,' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
"Jamieson offers a forensic analysis of the available evidence and concludes that Russia very likely delivered Trump’s victory."
Jamieson has spent the last 40 years studying political ads, debates, and speeches; she has supporters among Democrats and Republicans.
"She continued, 'I’m not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers. I’m arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.'
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania."
WHOEVER THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATED
**** HILLARY
NO ONE INFLUENCED OR BRAINWASHED ME
TO VOTE FOR TRUMP
FRANKLY, I FIND THAT TO BE AN INSULTDid you cast your ballot in Wisconsin, Michigan, or Pennsylvania?
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania...."
"Strikingly, the July indictment showed that Russian hackers’ first attempt to infiltrate the computer servers in Clinton’s personal offices had taken place on July 27, 2016, the same day that Trump had declared, 'Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing,” adding, “I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.'"No, I did not...I live in Chicago
TOTAL SPENT ON TV ADS:
- CLINTON: $253 million
- TRUMP: $93 million
DAYS AS A CANDIDATE (ON ELECTION DAY):
RALLIES/SPEECHES HELD (IN 2016):
- CLINTON: 576
- TRUMP: 512
PLACES CAMPAIGNED:
- CLINTON: 278+
- TRUMP: 302
FUNDRAISERS ATTENDED:
- CLINTON: 37 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico
- TRUMP: 45 plus Washington, D.C. and Mexico and Scotland
MONEY RAISED:
- CLINTON: 350+
- TRUMP: 50-60
PRESS CONFERENCES OR MEDIA AVAILABILITIES (IN 2016):
- CLINTON: $502 million
- TRUMP: $258 million
LARGEST RALLY:
- CLINTON: 25 (each ranging from 2.5 minutes to 25 minutes in length)
- TRUMP: 22 (last full press conference was July 27)
TOTAL SPENT ON TV ADS:
- CLINTON: Between 14,000 and 18,000 at state universities in Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, Arizona
- TRUMP: 28,000 in Mobile, Alabama
STATE WHERE SPENT MOST ON ADS:
- CLINTON: $253 million
- TRUMP: $93 million
BATTLEGROUND STATE MOST VISITED:
- CLINTON: Florida
- TRUMP: Florida
BATTLEGROUND STATE MOST TRAVELED THIS PAST MONTH:
- CLINTON: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida (tied)
- TRUMP: Florida
STATES NEITHER CANDIDATE VISITED: Idaho, Wyoming, Hawaii, Alaska
- CLINTON: Florida
- TRUMP: Florida
BREAKDOWN OF CAMPAIGN STOPS IN FINAL 7 DAYS
[10/31 –11/7]
CLINTON:
TOTAL RALLIES: 19
STATES: 8
TRUMP:
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Florida
- North Carolina
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- Michigan
- Arizona
TOTAL RALLIES: 26
STATES: 12
BREAKDOWN OF BATTLEGROUND STATE TRAVEL
- Colorado
- Florida
- Iowa
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- North Carolina
- Virginia
- Wisconsin
CLINTON
Days spent there since clinching nomination on June 7:
Days spent there in final month before election (since Oct. 8):
- FLORIDA: 15
- OHIO: 15
- PENNSYLVANIA: 15
- NORTH CAROLINA: 11
- NEVADA: 6
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 4
- MICHIGAN: 4
- IOWA: 3 (+ 1 event on the Iowa/Illinois border)
- COLORADO: 3
- VIRGINIA: 2
- ARIZONA: 1
- MINNESOTA: 1
- WISCONSIN: 0
- GEORGIA: 0
TRUMP:
- FLORIDA: 8
- OHIO: 5
- PENNSYLVANIA: 5
- NORTH CAROLINA: 4
- NEVADA: 3
- MICHIGAN: 3
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 2
- IOWA: 1
- COLORADO: 1
- ARIZONA: 1
- VIRGINIA: 0
- MINNESOTA: 0
Days spent there since clinching nomination on May 26:
Days spent there in final month before election (since Oct. 8):
- FLORIDA: 19
- OHIO: 17
- PENNSYLVANIA: 14
- NORTH CAROLINA: 15
- NEVADA: 4
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 9
- MICHIGAN: 7
- IOWA: 6
- COLORADO: 7
- VIRGINIA: 10
- ARIZONA: 4
- MINNESOTA: 1
- WISCONSIN: 5
- FLORIDA: 10
- OHIO: 5
- PENNSYLVANIA: 7
- NORTH CAROLINA: 6
- NEVADA: 3
- MICHIGAN: 3
- NEW HAMPSHIRE: 5
- IOWA: 2
- COLORADO: 4
- ARIZONA: 1
- VIRGINIA: 2
- MINNESOTA: 1
Hillary spent more time at fund raisers then campaigning
She spent more time with donors,
then with the people she was asking to vote for her
Russians revealed Clinton's email during a critical period in the 2016 election. Imagine how different that election would have been if Putin/Assange had disgorged the Trump campaign's emails of Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen, Michael Flynn, Jared Kushner, and Trump, Jr?
Among other things, they would have exposed correspondence about the June, 2016 Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer, and the Red Don's payoffs to a porn actress and former Playmate model.
Neither Clinton nor Trump was qualified to become POTUS.
They $erve the $ame Ma$ter.
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
georgephillip
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Why Trump "Won"
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Politicians may be too timid to explore the subject, but a new book from, of all places, Oxford University Press promises to be incendiary.
"'“Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don’t, Can’t, and Do Know,' by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
"Jamieson offers a forensic analysis of the available evidence and concludes that Russia very likely delivered Trump’s victory."
Jamieson has spent the last 40 years studying political ads, debates, and speeches; she has supporters among Democrats and Republicans.
"She continued, 'I’m not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers. I’m arguing that they persuaded enough people to either vote a certain way or not vote at all.'
"The effect of such manipulations could be momentous in an election as close as the 2016 race, in which Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Trump, and Trump won the Electoral College only because some eighty thousand votes went his way in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania."
Hahaha Still russia, russia, russia, russia. No, they didn't determine the election. I know it hurts but the hillary lost and trump won and russian didn't determine the outcome.
Russian meddling (with a big assist from Facebook) did affect voter perceptions of Clinton, especially in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ohio:
How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump
"Then, in July, Mueller indicted twelve Russian intelligence officers for hacking into the computers of the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign.
"The indictment maintained that the Russian government had executed a sprawling and sustained cyberattack on at least three hundred people connected to the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign, infiltrating their computers and implanting malware that, in some instances, enabled spies to covertly monitor their keystrokes.
"As the Times reported, the Russians had leaked stolen files 'in stages,' a tactic 'that wreaked havoc on the Democratic Party throughout much of the election season.'"
"Strikingly, the July indictment showed that Russian hackers’ first attempt to infiltrate the computer servers in Clinton’s personal offices had taken place on July 27, 2016, the same day that Trump had declared, 'Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing,' adding, 'I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.'"
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