Great news! He's beating her in OH and within the margin of error in FL and PA!
But, but, but… Oh, never mind.
Amazing - it’s only registered voters. Holy Cow!
FL should be Clinton 43, Trump 42.
There will be a lot of polls between now and November.
Interesting that Trump already is neck and neck in key battlegrounds. Despite the massive attacks being made upon him by the media and his own party. His lead will widen as we move into the fall and millions upon millions of new voters will come out of the woodwork and shock the political elite.
The people of America will have Trump’s back on this one.
Trump has just started on Hillary and her supposed lead has vanished. Trump is going to make this elections about Crooked Hillary’s character and people’s future. Trump wants people to have good jobs, Hillary wants to give them welfare and train them for jobs that don’t exist.
Hate to say I told ya so....but....I did. Look, Hillary Clinton is not fit to be a dog catcher...and, I do not mean that in a degrading way. She is a terrible candidate, she is badly overweight, she has zero energy level, can barely squeak out one campaign rally per day, sometimes takes a week off to rest or hide, has an unstopable cough, has disgusting old age bags under her eyes, in a horrid politician, with a “zero” productive record, has all the money in the world to take on her health problems, which I believ cannot be cured, cnnot eve stop bernie Sanders, a 74 year old man, who has more energy inhis pinky finger then Clinton has in her entire body, and, any objective observer could go on pointing out her shortcomings, in unending fashion.
And....of course, I have predicted from day one , that the Democrat Party, led by POTUS Obama, will at some point soon...pull Joe “Plugs” Biden off the bench, putting him the POTUS race, and retire Ms. Clinton out pasture where she rightfully belongs!!! LUV IT!!! Go DONALD J. TRUMP!!!
Many do not give3 Trump his due regarding the brilliance of his campaign to date. I am not referring to some of the rhetoric we have seem from him but instead the two main pillars of his message. He has been saying from the beginning he wants to “Make America great again” and he will “Put America first”. Almost 60% of Americans agree with Trump on these two statements.
His opponent has no choice but to find a way to somehow disagree with Trump in order to avoid being seen as “Trump lite”. So how does a candidate run on NOT putting America (and Americans) first? How does she run on NOT making America great again? The latter can only be attempted by somehow convincing voters America is now great and then having to show why that is so compared to past years. This is clearly a daunting if not impossible task and IMO will fail except among the 10% on the fringe who will never listen to reason or see anything other than what they want too see.
As for convincing people in America their government should not put them first? No chance that will ever be done effectively.
In short Trump has shaped his campaign around two issues which now and in the future deeply resonate among ALL parts of the population. Add to this the fact he is considered the best qualified to handle the issue MOST important throughout the country, jobs and the economy and we can see why there is such wide spread excitement about Trump and also why there is such fear and hatred aimed at him from the Left.
I was talking to my daughter the other day. She voted for 0bama twice, but this time around she’s voting Trump, and said most of the people where she works have said that they are voting Trump as well. This is in deep blue Minnesota. She said that she would like to see a woman be president some day, but not Hillary. She described Hillary as cold and compassionless, and a liar.
The enthusiasm factor will favor Trump in the close races. Then there’s under-polling of groups that will be as near as unanimous as possible for Trump....coal miners, veterans/military for example.
This morning it was a thing of beauty to see the Morning Joe round table react to these numbers.
After a half hour of trashing Trump, they were giddy to hear a Trump/ Clinton poll had just been released. You could hear the wind taken out of their sales as they read the numbers.
Beautiful!!!
New York will be in play too. Trump will have solid leads very soon everywhere once his full out attacks on Hillary begin. So far the issues around Hillary that he has brought up have been just the tip of the ice berg that will sink her.
Hillary will be suspending her campaign for health reasons very soon.
The MSM can’t successfully distract we-the-people with “transgender bathroom laws” much longer. We have wised up finally. (Not FReepers! we are not the gullible masses, however the general uninformed populace is FINALLY waking up).
This is where Trump should be.
Dont get too hot, too quick. There are still a lot of days left.
FL—Clinton 42, Trump 42
FL—Obama 50, Romney 49 2012
OH—Trump 43, Clinton 39
OH—Obama 60, Romney 48 2012
PA—Clinton 43, Trump 42
PA—Obama 52, Romney 47 2012
I’ve thought for quite a while that Trump would probably win FL, OH, and, yes, PA. What I’m actually more curious about now are VA, CO, NV, and MI.
I think Michigan is going to be harder than Pennsylvania for Trump, but I think he has a real shot there with his economic message. I’m afraid about Virginia because of the D.C. suburbs and voting felons, but he’s going to get huge bipartisan turnout in Southwest, Southside, and the whiter military/vet heavy areas of the Tidewater. (Wouldn’t it be perverse if the Republican nominee won PA, but not VA?) I hope the higher new registrations among anti-Trump Hispanics that are apparently taking place in NV and CO are not enough to lose him those states. Trump still hasn’t been to CO even once; I hope he gets out there soon.
I am also curious as to whether Trump will have a real shot at NH (the latest poll has him down 5%, which is not too bad), IA, WI (is he still not “nice” enough for IA and WI?), or even NJ (which is a much more realistic chance for him than NY). I would love to see him play in OR and NM but those are probably a bridge too far (because of hard-left pockets and demographic changes, respectively). From what the media whores have been saying, AZ and GA are probably the only two red states from 2012 Trump will have to defend. I doubt he’ll have any real problem with those.
Yeeeeeehaaaaaa!!!! VOTE TRUMP!!!!!!
2-3 weeks ago Morning Consult released a poll of 44,000 registered state voters showing that Hillary Clinton would defeat Donald Trump in the electoral college by a 328 to 210 margin.
But it also revealed two other things:
1) Trump would win all the states that Romney won in 2012, including NC, plus Maine (4).
2) Trump was within 2 points of Clinton in swing states of Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Florida: 1.7% Ohio: 2% PA: 0.20%
With that in mind if you flip these 3 states to Trump (DT is now leading in Ohio) it’s easy to see that if those 67 ev’s went over that Trump would have 277 ev’s to Clinton’s 261 and would be the next POTUS.
Based on the results of the Q, that is now quite conceivable.
That’s really, really good to see.
I don’t believe for a minute that Hillary is that close in Florida. Trump will trounce her in Florida. Otherwise, excited about these polls.
Looks like he won’t need the never trumpers after all. Let then stay home and sulk.
Pray America wakes
Gimme Mitt
Gimme Mitt
Raging hair, bulging eyes
Lips so thick
Is he a woman or a man
With magic underpants you can
Gimme Mitt