Why didn't Clinton "fans" show up at these sites? Because her support is not as firm as enthusiastic as his. Will this lack of enthusiasm keep them from showing up at the polls on election day, too?
Saw today Trump is down in Florida(in the polls), yet he had to turn away thousands because all his supporters couldn't fit into his venue. Just sayin..
I haven't seen a post debate Florida poll. Which one are you talking about.
IDK if it was post debate or not. I was just saying that because of your "enthusiasm" comments.
Actually, you are making my point for me. They are in a statistical tie in Florida, which is amazing because Clinton has vastly outspent Trump in the state. Why is that? The enthusiasm of Trump supporters and the lack of enthusiasm of Clinton supporters.
TAMPA, Fla. —
Hillary Clinton has vastly outspent
Donald J. Trump on TV ads in Florida. Her 57 campaign offices dwarf Mr. Trump’s afterthought of a ground game. And Mr. Trump is deeply unpopular among Hispanics, who account for nearly one in five Florida voters.
Despite these advantages, Mrs. Clinton is struggling in the Sunshine State, unable to assemble the coalition that gave Barack Obama two victories here, and offering Mr. Trump a broad opening in a road to the White House that
not long ago seemed closed to him. Mr. Trump is pressing down hard to win the state, campaigning in Miami on Friday and in Fort Myers on Monday, after a rally in Pensacola recently.
Recent polls show Mrs. Clinton is not earning the same support among
Hispanics,
young people or
white voters that Mr. Obama captured when he eked out a Florida victory four years ago in the country’s most hard-fought swing state.
TAMPA, Fla. —
Hillary Clinton has vastly outspent
Donald J. Trump on TV ads in Florida. Her 57 campaign offices dwarf Mr. Trump’s afterthought of a ground game. And Mr. Trump is deeply unpopular among Hispanics, who account for nearly one in five Florida voters.
Despite these advantages, Mrs. Clinton is struggling in the Sunshine State, unable to assemble the coalition that gave Barack Obama two victories here, and offering Mr. Trump a broad opening in a road to the White House that
not long ago seemed closed to him. Mr. Trump is pressing down hard to win the state, campaigning in Miami on Friday and in Fort Myers on Monday, after a rally in Pensacola recently.
Recent polls show Mrs. Clinton is not earning the same support among
Hispanics,
young people or
white voters that Mr. Obama captured when he eked out a Florida victory four years ago in the country’s most hard-fought swing state.