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Official Donald Trump for President thread (4 Viewers)

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squistion said:
 Like Hell Toupee in 2012, you will tuck your tail in between your legs in shame and disappear for a few months after your hero loses.
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WTF are you talking about . I never disappeared for months or even a day when Romney lost. Double check your notebook .Just keep making up your own narrative 

 
Dexter said:
So so sooooooooooo much corrupting from the DNC. When Trump wins with 400+ EC votes we can start to drain the swamp. 

,,,,and it's not going to stop with the Dems. Lots of Crooked Reps out there too.
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This drain the swamp thing is stupid. If he is elected he will just be the president not supreme ruler. 

 
HellToupee said:
WTF are you talking about . I never disappeared for months or even a day when Romney lost. Double check your notebook .Just keep making up your own narrative 
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Looking for Hell Toupee or your alter ego Baywatch was:

:crickets:

  :tumbleweed:

You even changed the name of the Romney thread to make it hard to find on a search. :lol:

 
Dexter said:
It's funny reading this thread. So many of you are like that clueless neighbor talking to reporters after finding out you were living next to a mass murder. "Yeah, he was such a nice guy. We didn't think anything of the midnight digging in his back yard. Or the screams that often came from his house. Hell we thought it was funny when that woman came screaming out of his house last week."

No matter how much corruption comes out from the Clinton camp you just look away, because Trump says mean things.
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Mean things?  I keep hearing about how the world is big, bad place....no time for mealy mouthing blouses etc. etc.  To that, I hope Clinton wins.  Out of the two, she's more ruthless, more cutthroat, more capable of making her enemies "dissappear".  She's meaner, more devious and flat out tougher; having shrugging off and laughing at 25+ years of personal attacks and inquiries.  Woman like that?....she'll take Putins **** and #### him in his own ### with it...while he's thanking her! Trump's been talking about being his friend.  Friends with Russia?  Not in this lifetime, comrade. 

Trumps a ##### compared to her....and when the going gets tough....I want the biggest balls in charge of the button.  Hillary is the one with the bigger balls. FACT! 

 
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I swear every day between now and November 8 feels like a week. This must be what Browns fans feel like the last few months of every season.

 
Autumn Wind said:
I swear every day between now and November 8 feels like a week. This must be what Browns fans feel like the last few months of every season.
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Polls are tightening a bit too.  This is the familiar pattern- Trump says something appalling or is exposed as a moron and a fraud like what happened in the debates, and Clinton builds a big lead.  Then Trump stops doing anything that might get him in danger (no non-Hannity interviews or press conferences), the race starts to return to equilibrium as a few people forget that he's a monster, the 24/7 TV news channels plays up some Clinton "controversy" while burying a Trump scandal and we end up back at a narrow 3-4 point lead for Clinton. 

I think that will be enough, especially with Clinton's ground game advantage, but it's still way too close for comfort.  Hopefully they have another Kzihr Khan or Alicia Machado waiting to spring on him, although there really won't be a stage for it.

 
the moops said:
He has been quoted as saying Trump is "too bigoted and racist"

:lol:

http://theconcourse.deadspin.com/senator-mark-kirk-mocks-tammy-duckworths-mixed-race-bac-1788310472
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this stuff makes me so gd mad it is unreal that woman lost both of her legs for this country and comes from a line of military that is a complete credit to our nation and her name and for kirk to mock her makes me wish someone would sock that guy right in the kisser cause he sure as hell has it coming listen i am not a soldier i never had the stones just gotta man up and admit that but i respect the hell out of those that are and for him as a soldier himself although one who lies about his record to say that about another soldier well lets just say its a pretty gd sad state of affairs right now in us politics take that to the bank brohans 

 
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It's been interesting watching the anti-Clinton side sit in disbelief that all these leaked emails really aren't landing against Hillary, but it really was fairly predictable. Their big miscalculation was in thinking that a fire hose of negative information could stick like one targeted item, such as the Billy Bush tape. What Assange and his acolytes fail to grasp is that one really damaging incident or piece of info is much more effective than a torrent of it. It's like how the story of one victim of an atrocity has much more emotional resonance with most people than just seeing a huge list of casualties. 

 
TobiasFunke said:
Polls are tightening a bit too.  This is the familiar pattern- Trump says something appalling or is exposed as a moron and a fraud like what happened in the debates, and Clinton builds a big lead.  Then Trump stops doing anything that might get him in danger (no non-Hannity interviews or press conferences), the race starts to return to equilibrium as a few people forget that he's a monster, the 24/7 TV news channels plays up some Clinton "controversy" while burying a Trump scandal and we end up back at a narrow 3-4 point lead for Clinton. 

I think that will be enough, especially with Clinton's ground game advantage, but it's still way too close for comfort.  Hopefully they have another Kzihr Khan or Alicia Machado waiting to spring on him, although there really won't be a stage for it.
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They're tightening relatively, but until he gets 2-3 points away I wouldn't worry too much. The thing to keep an eye on is that handful of swing states. As long as PA, FL and the like continue to lean strongly to Clinton it's all good.

 
ShamrockPride said:
#1. I'm shocked CNBC has such an article on their site.

#2. More importantly, too bad that in this country, the popular vote doesn't mean s###.
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If it wasn't for the electoral college then Republicans wouldn't have won a Presidential election since 1988.

 
Autumn Wind said:
They're tightening relatively, but until he gets 2-3 points away I wouldn't worry too much. The thing to keep an eye on is that handful of swing states. As long as PA, FL and the like continue to lean strongly to Clinton it's all good.
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Also, even in the tighter polls, Hillary's vote total is coming increasingly closer to 50%.   Obviously it doesn't matter that much because of the EC, but if this were a popular vote election, even some of the closest polls (the 3 and 4 point margins) would seem to be bad news for Trump.  Because the 3rd party votes are about as low as we could expect them to get and he'd need to virtually sweep the undecideds to catch Clinton.  What seems to be happening is that Republicans are coming back to Trump (we even saw it with Chaffetz, which is truly hilarious). 

 
Ramsay Hunt Experience said:
Also, even in the tighter polls, Hillary's vote total is coming increasingly closer to 50%.   Obviously it doesn't matter that much because of the EC, but if this were a popular vote election, even some of the closest polls (the 3 and 4 point margins) would seem to be bad news for Trump.  Because the 3rd party votes are about as low as we could expect them to get and he'd need to virtually sweep the undecideds to catch Clinton.  What seems to be happening is that Republicans are coming back to Trump (we even saw it with Chaffetz, which is truly hilarious). 
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Yeah this is true.

This David Plouffe interview from just before the first debate, another point where the race was tightening because America had been given time to forget how awful Trump is, gives some comforting perspective. He basically says Trump can get close as Republicans come home like you say, but the numbers just aren't there to get him over the top.

My lingering concern is that he'll get close enough to win back Florida and Nevada and other places where he's polling closer than he is nationally, and then one weird state nobody expected will flip. New Hampshire and Minnesota are always a little unpredictable, for example.  And he's been polling better than you'd expect in Michigan because of the trade stuff.  If he springs an upset in one of those he could win even if he loses the popular vote by 2-3%.

 
TobiasFunke said:
Polls are tightening a bit too.  This is the familiar pattern- Trump says something appalling or is exposed as a moron and a fraud like what happened in the debates, and Clinton builds a big lead.  Then Trump stops doing anything that might get him in danger (no non-Hannity interviews or press conferences), the race starts to return to equilibrium as a few people forget that he's a monster, the 24/7 TV news channels plays up some Clinton "controversy" while burying a Trump scandal and we end up back at a narrow 3-4 point lead for Clinton. 

I think that will be enough, especially with Clinton's ground game advantage, but it's still way too close for comfort.  Hopefully they have another Kzihr Khan or Alicia Machado waiting to spring on him, although there really won't be a stage for it.
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It's just Republicans returning home.  I'll start to worry if her numbers dip.  

 
Autumn Wind said:
It's been interesting watching the anti-Clinton side sit in disbelief that all these leaked emails really aren't landing against Hillary, but it really was fairly predictable. Their big miscalculation was in thinking that a fire hose of negative information could stick like one targeted item, such as the Billy Bush tape. What Assange and his acolytes fail to grasp is that one really damaging incident or piece of info is much more effective than a torrent of it. It's like how the story of one victim of an atrocity has much more emotional resonance with most people than just seeing a huge list of casualties. 




 
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I agree with this overall idea, but the leaked emails aren't landing because they lack substance. We're finding out that the Clinton campaign plans everything - shocker! We learned that ex-Presidents make money from outside interests - no way! We discovered they had a long list of potential VP picks - stunning!

 
ShamrockPride said:
#1. I'm shocked CNBC has such an article on their site.

#2. More importantly, too bad that in this country, the popular vote doesn't mean s###.
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Apologies Sham nothing personal but I am so sick of this ####. Trump has something like 2 million white voters in Florida who did not vote in the last presidential election. All he does is try to appeal to what he thinks white voters want. If they don't show up or do and vote against him that's on HIM and the people that supported him in the primary. He is crappy candidate, end of story.

Meanwhile Rubio is expected to win his Senate seat handily.

Have fun storming the castle.

 
Ramsay Hunt Experience said:
Also, even in the tighter polls, Hillary's vote total is coming increasingly closer to 50%.   Obviously it doesn't matter that much because of the EC, but if this were a popular vote election, even some of the closest polls (the 3 and 4 point margins) would seem to be bad news for Trump.  Because the 3rd party votes are about as low as we could expect them to get and he'd need to virtually sweep the undecideds to catch Clinton.  What seems to be happening is that Republicans are coming back to Trump (we even saw it with Chaffetz, which is truly hilarious). 
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Let's see, has anything else been going on in the news which could have affected Hillary? Anything negative which might be affecting undecided voters and confirming old notions about her.... nope, can't think of anything, must be Republicans coming home. Yes like the swallows to Capistrano, they're just 'coming home'

 
SaintsInDome2006 said:
Let's see, has anything else been going on in the news which could have affected Hillary? Anything negative which might be affecting undecided voters and confirming old notions about her.... nope, can't think of anything, must be Republicans coming home. Yes like the swallows to Capistrano, they're just 'coming home'
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If these things were affecting Hillary, we'd expect Hillary's numbers to drop.  They're not dropping.  In most polls, they're improving.  But believe what you want. I've had enough experience with your idiosyncratic attempts at reading comprehension.  Not really up for trying to decipher how you interpret basic math. 

 
SaintsInDome2006 said:
Let's see, has anything else been going on in the news which could have affected Hillary? Anything negative which might be affecting undecided voters and confirming old notions about her.... nope, can't think of anything, must be Republicans coming home. Yes like the swallows to Capistrano, they're just 'coming home'
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You've been off of the deep end with Hillary for a while now GB. Not quite into Mr. Ham / Dodds tin foil hat level nonsense, yet, but not that far off either.

 
Coeur de Lion said:
You've been off of the deep end with Hillary for a while now GB. Not quite into Mr. Ham / Dodds tin foil hat level nonsense, yet, but not that far off either.
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:shrug: Ha that's ok I can take it. I just thought the notion of 'oh where did this drop in Hillary's lead come from out of nowhere?' was kind of funny. I mean, she's been in the news in a bad way recently. That's not really a controversial remark.

 
SaintsInDome2006 said:
:shrug: Ha that's ok I can take it. I just thought the notion of 'oh where did this drop in Hillary's lead come from out of nowhere?' was kind of funny. I mean, she's been in the news in a bad way recently. That's not really a controversial remark.
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There's nothing new or particularly exciting in any of the leaks, unless you're already on the "lock her up" train in the first place. She's a calculating and competent politician? Nooooo $hit. Pretty much every single professional political operator would have similar stuff if we had access to their emails. Hillary's numbers have actually been going up -- she isn't losing support. The consensus that I've seen is that what is happening is indeed Republicans returning to Trump after flirting with Gary Johnson in the wake of the Access Hollywood tape and subsequent accusation. There's nothing to see here -- the Wikileaks stuff is largely a bunch of nonsense unless you have a specific ax to grind.

 
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