[ClearCase_guy]

Johnson is a Liberal. I know quite a few Liberal people who dislike Hillary and will be supporting Johnson. I do not know any Republicans who support Johnson.

[Dr. Sivana]

Johnson is a Liberal. I know quite a few Liberal people who dislike Hillary and will be supporting Johnson. I do not know any Republicans who support Johnson.

Outside of fiscal responsibility, Perot was a liberal, too. Fortunately,Johnson/Weld give off more of a John B. Anderson vibe. Anderson was good for 7%, and I expect similar for Johnson/Weld, and for the same reasons. Disproportionately coming out of HRC's hide to the degree it comes out of anybody's.

[ExNewsExSpook]

Most pollsters say that Johnson is pulling votes from Hillary, not Trump. Johnson could very well play the same role that Nader did in 2000, siphoning just enough votes to deny Hillary the presidency.

That assumes, of course, that Trump remains on his current trajectory, and there’s no reason to believe he won’t. Trump is running a very focused and disciplined campaign right now while Hillary naps and tries to run out the clock. The trips to Louisiana and Mexico were smart moves; caught the Dims flat-footed and they have no reply. Likewise, the immigration speech last night answered any questions about a “flip-flop” on that issue and I believe it will bring more voters to Trump.

Kellyanne Conway was a very, very good hire. Still concerned about a lack of a ground game in key states. Trump has to get the election outside the MOF (Margin of Fraud).

[headstamp 2]

Johnson is what I would call a “John Lindsay” Republican.