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To: tatown

What I care about is Michigan and Mississippi, I care about EVERY state, but these two are trend setters.

Trump swept the South, which some say among Crtz supporters should have been Cruz country in the begunnung before the actual results were reality. I suspect Trump should therefore win Mississippi.

Michigan has a lot of Muslims, Not sure if this will have any factor here, but they do come from a background and culture of dirty tricks. But in the same, a lot of voters are reacting to the more extremist Muslims and thus would tend to vote Trump, Michigan will be very important in the general, I hope Trump wins to set the stage for the general.

But no predictions from me. Polls are “ok”, but that is about all they are, just “ok”. I don’t bank my life on polls. I have never been polled in my 60 years except once, from a company that had a refinery in the state and was polling any negative reaction from the public regarding some local news that made the refinery look bad. Other than that, zero.

How many here have ever been polled in this election cycle? I suppose some. But people like me never answer the phone or cell if I don’t recognize the number. Or I am not home. I do vote on internet polls, however, for what they are worth.

Go Trump.


172 posted on 03/08/2016 10:37:46 AM PST by ShivaFan
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To: ShivaFan

But polls are usually an indicator. Media now saying they’re crap, don’t even look at them just watch the results. They haven’t been able to lie about Trump in the polls because his numbers are too high but can they just dismiss them? Apparently.

Hope the American people wake up.


175 posted on 03/08/2016 10:39:59 AM PST by Kenny (RED)
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