Posted on 10/27/2015 3:22:17 AM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network
The conventional wisdom among Donald Trump’s detractors is that his current surge in the polls won’t last because as we get closer to actual voting, Republicans excited by his political incorrectness will start factoring in “electability.” When GOP voters realize that he can’t beat Hillary Clinton, the theory goes, they will switch their support to other more electable candidates.
One problem with that theory: Right now, GOP voters believe Trump is the most electable candidate.
A new Post/ABC News poll asked GOP-leaning voters which candidate “has the best chance of getting elected president in November 2016?” The winner was Trump by a landslide. An incredible 43 percent of GOP voters say that Trump is the most electable GOP candidate. In a distant second place, Ben Carson trails Trump on electability by 27 points, while Jeb Bush — whose entire rationale for his campaign is electability — trails Trump on electability by 30 points. Since the same poll found Trump with 32 percent support, that means even GOP voters who do not support Trump still believe he is most likely to beat the Democrats in 2016. A new Associated Press-GfK pollconfirms this, finding that “Seven in 10 Republicans and Republican-leaning registered voters say they think Trump could win in November 2016 if he were nominated; that’s the most of any Republican candidate.”
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https://www.aei.org/publication/why-trump-isnt-fading-like-the-gop-establishment-expected/
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The author of the article is Marc A. Thiessen.
Someone correct me if I’m wrong (like I have to tell FReepers to do that; LOL) but, I think the reason why he is polling well among Hispanics and even Blacks, is because they know he’s the man who can produce the jobs for the young people in their communities; something Obama hasn’t been able to do.
Am I right or wrong?
Trump is about the only one who will stop the Republicans amnesty plans.
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