Trump v Clinton who will win and why they will win
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I can't think of anything I would enjoy more than coming here the day after the election and saying I got it all wrong and that Hillary defied polls and experts and lost, that's how awful a person and awful a candidate she is. She needs maybe one out of ten swing states to win and possible won't need that if she takes Florida and yet she may find a way to hand this to Trump. How sweat would that be?
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I don't think the con-man hurt him as much as some think ...yes some will be upset for a day or two ..but when they hear who this guy is ..and it sinks in what Hillary is ...it don't hurt Trump any ..and if more come out on this guy...it could help Trump.
Same deal when trump said ban muslims ...its seem to hurt him for a few days but in the long run he gained from it.
Same deal when trump said ban muslims ...its seem to hurt him for a few days but in the long run he gained from it.
M
This is not just words ..this was part of my business In my service to the country ..the Media is literally trying to make you and me and everyone that will watch think that Trump is going to lose ..that he has done something wrong and the people have turned against him ...Before the Lord I believe and know Trump is ahead of Hillary and they know that too...and are desperate like has never been seen before ... God will hold these people in derision and Trump will win ..in Jesus Name 
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
This is not just words ..this was part of my business In my service to the country ..the Media is literally trying to make you and me and everyone that will watch think that Trump is going to lose ..that he has done something wrong and the people have turned against him ...Before the Lord I believe and know Trump is ahead of Hillary and they know that too...and are desperate like has never been seen before ... God will hold these people in derision and Trump will win ..in Jesus Name
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
This is not just words ..this was part of my business In my service to the country ..the Media is literally trying to make you and me and everyone that will watch think that Trump is going to lose ..that he has done something wrong and the people have turned against him ...Before the Lord I believe and know Trump is ahead of Hillary and they know that too...and are desperate like has never been seen before ... God will hold these people in derision and Trump will win ..in Jesus Name
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
Don't worry brother ..don't let these wicked people get you down ... I think ill take a fast from politics for a day or two..keep up the fight
[h=1]Polls: Clinton leads Trump nationally, in key battleground
Polls: Clinton leads Trump nationally, in key battleground[/h]After the conclusion of the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton is opening up her lead over Donald Trump by significant margins nationwide and in key battleground states, according to a new set of polls out Thursday.
In a national Fox News poll, Clinton has a 10-point advantage over Trump, 49 percent to 39 percent -- a jump from her six-point lead over the GOP nominee last month. Sixty-five percent of voters say Clinton is qualified to be president, compared to just 43 percent that believe the same of Trump.
In New Hampshire, a WBUR poll shows Clinton with a 15-point advantage over Trump, 47 percent to the GOP nominee's 32 percent. If Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and Green party candidate Jill Stein are taken out of the picture, Clinton's lead widens to 17 points. Democrats seem to be unifying behind Clinton, with at least 86 percent of the party saying they would support their candidate. Trump, meanwhile, only has the support of 63 percent of registered Republicans.
Poll: Hillary Clinton gets slight convention boost of her ownWhere do Trump and Clinton stand going into the general election?Did Trump get bump after GOP convention?Clinton's unfavorable ratings have also dropped, from 58 percent to 45 percent, with a corresponding 10 percent bump in her favorability. Forty-eight percent of likely New Hampshire voters believe Clinton is qualified to be president, while less than a third believe the same of Trump.
The Senate race also shows a Democratic lead, with New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan leading by 10 points in her race against incumbent Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte.
In Colorado, meanwhile, a Real Clear Politics average shows Clinton up by eight points, with 45 percent of support compared to Trump's 37 percent.
The Fox News poll surveyed 1,022 registered voters nationwide and was conducted from July 31 to August 2. The poll has a margin of three percentage points. The WBUR poll surveyed 609 likely voters in the 2016 General Election in New Hampshire from July 29 to August 1, 2016. The margin of error is four percentage points.
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It's getting ugly for Trump. He could become a lead weight around the necks of republican candidates across the country. I suppose the argument could be made that with most of the other republican Presidential candidates, they would also lose to Hillary, but they might not have become the reason incumbent republicans lost their elections. I can hear republicans now, suggesting they were powerless to steer this in any other direction. We should expect Trump to lay into the republican leadership viscously after the election. That will likely lead to a mid-term election disaster for republicans. Time to seek out a really red state and move there to ride it out and wind down the clock. I'm guessing the democrats will smile as they distribute what would have been our social security benefits we were counting on.
Polls: Clinton leads Trump nationally, in key battleground[/h]After the conclusion of the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton is opening up her lead over Donald Trump by significant margins nationwide and in key battleground states, according to a new set of polls out Thursday.
In a national Fox News poll, Clinton has a 10-point advantage over Trump, 49 percent to 39 percent -- a jump from her six-point lead over the GOP nominee last month. Sixty-five percent of voters say Clinton is qualified to be president, compared to just 43 percent that believe the same of Trump.
In New Hampshire, a WBUR poll shows Clinton with a 15-point advantage over Trump, 47 percent to the GOP nominee's 32 percent. If Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and Green party candidate Jill Stein are taken out of the picture, Clinton's lead widens to 17 points. Democrats seem to be unifying behind Clinton, with at least 86 percent of the party saying they would support their candidate. Trump, meanwhile, only has the support of 63 percent of registered Republicans.
Poll: Hillary Clinton gets slight convention boost of her ownWhere do Trump and Clinton stand going into the general election?Did Trump get bump after GOP convention?Clinton's unfavorable ratings have also dropped, from 58 percent to 45 percent, with a corresponding 10 percent bump in her favorability. Forty-eight percent of likely New Hampshire voters believe Clinton is qualified to be president, while less than a third believe the same of Trump.
The Senate race also shows a Democratic lead, with New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan leading by 10 points in her race against incumbent Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte.
In Colorado, meanwhile, a Real Clear Politics average shows Clinton up by eight points, with 45 percent of support compared to Trump's 37 percent.
The Fox News poll surveyed 1,022 registered voters nationwide and was conducted from July 31 to August 2. The poll has a margin of three percentage points. The WBUR poll surveyed 609 likely voters in the 2016 General Election in New Hampshire from July 29 to August 1, 2016. The margin of error is four percentage points.
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It's getting ugly for Trump. He could become a lead weight around the necks of republican candidates across the country. I suppose the argument could be made that with most of the other republican Presidential candidates, they would also lose to Hillary, but they might not have become the reason incumbent republicans lost their elections. I can hear republicans now, suggesting they were powerless to steer this in any other direction. We should expect Trump to lay into the republican leadership viscously after the election. That will likely lead to a mid-term election disaster for republicans. Time to seek out a really red state and move there to ride it out and wind down the clock. I'm guessing the democrats will smile as they distribute what would have been our social security benefits we were counting on.
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James Glassman speaks in 2012. | Getty
Bush Institute founding director endorses Clinton
By Louis Nelson
08/22/16 07:30 PM EDT
Former President George W. Bush’s Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy is the latest high-ranking Republican to announce his support for Hillary Clinton’s White House bid.
James Glassman, who is also the founding director of the George W. Bush Institute at the former president’s library in Dallas, told MSNBC Monday evening that Clinton is “by far the superior candidate.”
“She has the experience. She’s got the character. She has the values,” Glassman said. “She is the kind of candidate I support and that, as I say, millions of republicans are supporting.”
Glassman joins a number of former Bush officials in backing Clinton. Former deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage and Lezlee Westine, a former aide to President Bush, have announced their support, as has former Bush State Dept. and NSC official Kori Schake..................
Read more: Bush Institute founding director endorses Clinton - POLITICO
Right wingers abandoning the Republican shipwreck.
James Glassman speaks in 2012. | Getty
Bush Institute founding director endorses Clinton
By Louis Nelson
08/22/16 07:30 PM EDT
Former President George W. Bush’s Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy is the latest high-ranking Republican to announce his support for Hillary Clinton’s White House bid.
James Glassman, who is also the founding director of the George W. Bush Institute at the former president’s library in Dallas, told MSNBC Monday evening that Clinton is “by far the superior candidate.”
“She has the experience. She’s got the character. She has the values,” Glassman said. “She is the kind of candidate I support and that, as I say, millions of republicans are supporting.”
Glassman joins a number of former Bush officials in backing Clinton. Former deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage and Lezlee Westine, a former aide to President Bush, have announced their support, as has former Bush State Dept. and NSC official Kori Schake..................
Read more: Bush Institute founding director endorses Clinton - POLITICO
Right wingers abandoning the Republican shipwreck.