I watch the Sunday news shows. In one segment, they discussed the electoral votes needed to become president. At this point, Hillary has a lock on 255 electoral votes. Trump has 190. There are about ten states in play. Trump needs to win all ten. Hillary needs one.
I've mentioned that Hispanic voters have been registering to vote in record numbers. Also, 89% of them state they do not like or support Trump. They will likely decide the election.
Now, it is likely that if you polled Hispanic voters, and asked them about the future of the supreme court, the national debt and deficit spending, about foreign policy, about Benghazi, about Hillary's private server, almost all of them would tell you they have no opinion or that they don't know anything about those topics. They probably couldn't tell you how many supreme court justices there are or name one. They probably couldn't name their Senators or Congressmen. They couldn't find Iraq or Afghanistan of Syria on a map. But every one of them knows someone who came to the United States illegally and is now working hard to raise a family. These people will vote for Hillary. Almost all of them. You won't persuade any of them to vote for Trump by telling them Hillary has lied in the past or that she can't be trusted. It won't change their minds. They don't want secure borders or a wall. They don't want Trump to be president.
Those ten states that seem to be in play? Hillary will likely win most of them and will end up with over 300 electoral votes. Trump will not flip any red states to blue and will lose states Republicans have won in the past, like Florida. I do not like this. I wish it wasn't true. I can't imagine how awful Hillary will be as president. I'm sure we will all have plenty of time to comment about it after she takes office. Prepare yourselves. More importantly, because of the rapidly growing Hispanic population in the U.S., we will be seeing democrats winning majorities in Congress, and they will appoint liberal judges for decades to come. It's going to be truly awful for us. Trump probably got as close to defeating a democrat as any republican will get in the next 20 years.