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To: goldstategop

I believe that if he made two or three swings through the state, he could be competitive in California. By that I mean him showing up his two or three times, doing a couple of events each time. The buzz would serve him well, and I think it would serve the state well too.

As per usual, the wonderful political advisors have told him not to bother.

I think that is a big big mistake.


12 posted on 09/20/2016 5:36:08 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (Forty-nine days until we take measures to end this nightmare. Trump, for the Free World...)
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To: DoughtyOne

Sorry, it would be nice for Trump to have rallies in California but it makes no sense as far as the big prize is considered. He has to get to 270 electoral votes and California won’t be among them. Trump needs to concentrate his time in the following: 1) Florida; 2) Ohio; 3) Michigan; 4) Colorado; 5) Maine; 6) New Hampshire; 7) North Carolina; 8) Iowa; and 9) Nevada. And maybe a day or two in Wisconsin and Rhode Island, as a feint. He has to carry most of these states and has a very good chance in each; he has no chance of carrying California.


14 posted on 09/20/2016 5:40:05 AM PDT by laconic
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To: DoughtyOne
Yes, he needs to campaign in the barrios of LA and the East Bay.

And Watts and Oakland.

17 posted on 09/20/2016 5:42:59 AM PDT by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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To: DoughtyOne

If Trump has any hope in California we are looking at a historic landslide and it won’t matter where he makes appearances.


23 posted on 09/20/2016 6:08:00 AM PDT by cgbg (Warning: This post has not been fact-checked by the Democratic National Committee.)
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