[cba123]

Go Trump.

:D

[cba123]

http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/polls-trump-1-state-from-winning-presidency/

[Old Retired Army Guy]

He needs to go to a full court press in Colo, NM, PA and Michigan. They are all winnable.

[IC Ken]

Do not count Pennsylvania out.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Hence the other story about 524,000 absentee ballot requests in Ohio.

[sneakers]

Not seeing hitlary signs in my part of Pa. Lots of Trump signs.

[Ciexyz]

Please, God.

[Sybeck1]

New Hampshire is the key

[BlueStateRightist]

Would enjoy seeing some “carpet bombing” of ads.

[Robert DeLong]

I still hate Ben Shapiro, he can go jump into a lake. The boy, and I do mean boy, is despicable.

[TheNext]

Ben Shapiro is a Fraudster. He sold that false assault story.

Why is Shapiro honest now? He is a big, fat, liar.

[NYC-RepublicanCT]

Obama LOST North Carolina in ‘12. Idiot Never-Trumper can’t even get that correct!

[InterceptPoint]

The Republican nominee is ahead in four battleground states won by Obama in 2012, Iowa, Ohio, Florida and North Carolina.

++++

Assume this happens. That would leave us with the map shown below and a Hillary 279 to 259 win.

Trump needs 269 to win since the House would then elect him. So he needs to find another 10 electoral votes to win. (Assuming he wins all Nebraska electors and loses all of Maine electors as a starting point)

Here are the ways he could do that:

Pensylvania 20

Michigan 16

Virginia 13

Wisconsin 10

Colorado 9 + Maine 1

Colorado 9 + New Hampshire 4

Colorado 9 + New Mexico 5

Colorado 9 + Nevada 6

Nevada 6 + New Mexico 5

Nevada 6 + Hew Hampshire 4

New Mexico 5 + New Hampshire 4 + Maine 1

[OrangeHoof]

IF (big IF) he can take Nevada, that one extra state is Colorado. If Trump wins Ohio, Iowa, Florida and North Carolina, then the combination of Nevada and Colorado gets him over 270 WITHOUT having to win Pennsylvania, Michigan or Virginia. If Trump takes out the other states and wins one of those three, it’s Game Over. But he doesn’t need PA, MI or VA to win as long as he can reel in OH, FL, IA, NC, NV and CO.

But, folks, we’re still over a month away and you know the Dems will have something dirty up their sleeves so this is no time to relax or celebrate. But the panic we are seeing from the Left tells us they *know* they are in real trouble of losing so don’t let up on them.

[Gargantua]

The only way these scum can pretend that it's even a close race is by relying on "averages" of a bunch of outdated polling results. These lying filth are headed for The Big One, and it'll shake the ground on which they writhe and tremble.

I'd like to personally thank every one of the venal pigs who have pushed us to our limit. Had they not, we wouldn't be storming the gates with The Donald leading the charge.

These pigs are done for.

[nathanbedford]

Because of several distinct disadvantages listed below, it is imperative that Trump keep the favorable trend going. The good news is that two do that he must not win the debate but rather simply look presidential. The people are looking for an alternative to Hillary and all Trump must do is give it to them, that is, he must not make any serious gaffes and he must generate an aura of gravitas. When he becomes acceptable in image as a president, he wins. That means that he must turn off the Gaff machine, keep the tweets in check and not wander away from the Teleprompter as he did, for example, in recommending that Hillary be disarmed.

The major obstacles to Trump's election are as follows:

1. The electoral college is stacked against him so that he must virtually run the table in the battleground states to win. That implies that he needs insurance somewhere such as Colorado, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and even Pennsylvania or some combination in case of a slip up in running the table.

2. The air war. Trump has demonstrated a positive genius for transforming the election from a conventional battle of commercials to a new air war in which he exploits free media. He's done wonderfully but there are limits to that approach especially when Hillary's attacks go unanswered and Hillary has unlimited money to pick off one or two battleground states with attack commercials. Another reason why insurance is needed.

3. Hillary has an impressive ground game simply because she is the inheritor of all of the constituency groups of the Democratic Party based on unions, race, immigration etc. Worse, Hillary has inherited the revolutionary ground game which exploits data mining from Barak Obama and exploits that data in a way never seen before the 2012 election in places like Ohio. If Hillary is within three points in many of these battleground states the advocates of this new revolutionary electioneering approach say they will win and there is ample reason to believe them. Even worse, Donald Trump really has no ground game, certainly no digital mining ground game to compete in the same 21st-century league with the Obama version. The Republicans claim that they have fashioned such a tech savvy ground game but that claim is to be treated with suspicion in view of what happened to Romney who gave us the same assurances but whose computers not only failed to deliver a grand game but actually crashed on election eve.

4. The media is obviously redoubling its efforts to defeat Trump.

5. The race card, Barack Obama has behaved the abominably in exhorting African-Americans to vote for him to save his legacy. Look for that to accelerate, to be reinforced by the media, and to be extended to include Hispanics.

All of these negatives require a very disciplined campaign on Trump's part, a prospect upon which history tells us not to assume, a bit of luck, a black swan event in the stock market or by terrorists, another Hillary collapse or any combination of these in order to assure that the trend will continue unabated.

[MNJohnnie]

Trump should win VA. Recent polling puts him in a dead heat.

[Uncle Sam 911]

I love good news and coffee in the morning!