[Chaguito]

October surprises do not win elections. Why do we open ourselves to the charge of whistling by the graveyard, when Trump has captured the American attention with bold positive proposals, of which we are hearing nothing.

[bella1]

I would normally agree with you, but this election is a bit different. There are too many, in my opinion, fence-sitters in the Christian camp who are reluctant to vote Trump and are considering sitting it out. I know a few. This type of information could very well bring them back.

[Alberta's Child]

I don't know what Trump's media ads are saying, but I'll bet they are about "bold proposals" more than they are about this.

It's worth noting that neither candidate had much to say about "bold proposals" when they had 60-80 million people watching them during three televised debates.

[flaglady47]

“Why do we open ourselves to the charge of whistling by the graveyard, when Trump has captured the American attention with bold positive proposals, of which we are hearing nothing.”

Because that is the problem, isn’t it. We are hearing nothing.

[Semper911]

October surprises do not win elections. Why do we open ourselves to the charge of whistling by the graveyard, when Trump has captured the American attention with bold positive proposals, of which we are hearing nothing.

Post of the day.

Week.

Month.

Election.

[Bshaw]

“October surprises do not win elections. Why do we open ourselves to the charge of whistling by the graveyard...]

I don’t know about you, but I can walk and chew gum at the same time. Trump is good, my early Ohio vote has been cast for Trump/Pence earlier today.

Now, it’s Nasty Woman scandal and popcorn time!