“For all of the trouble [Trump has] had,”
Thanks to MSM reptiles like Steve.
I wouldn’t count on PA because you’ve got Philly and to a lesser extent Pittsburgh, that can manufacture the required votes to win a close race.
The so called Trump’s “problems” are with the elites, the RINOs and the ruling class. Those are all positives for the people that actually vote - the “little people”.
This points to the fact that the Dems also nominated their least popular candidate. If they’d gone with crazy Bernie, they’d be far ahead, but by going with Crooked Hillary, whose unpopularity is just a bit less than Trump’s, it looks set to be a close contest, in spite of Trump’s challenges.
Kornacki and his corrupt colleagues think they get to define what is a great week for Hillary and what is a terrible week for Trump and then believe their own press - this is why they have no credibility any longer and I doubt they will ever wake up to that fact.
Trump’s problems? Hillary is barely ahead after outspending him 10 to 1.
That’s Trump’s problem?
If he were to look really closely, he’d see that in fact Trump is likely leading all these polls, and certainly all the “swing state” polls. As a reminder, my analysis of June vs. November polling is here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3440835/posts
and shows massive underestimation of the GOP vote going back to 1952. This is not a small amount: the average UNDERCOUNT of the GOP was 22, the average error in the Dem direction was 13 (the polls were almost always off-—about three times they were close to the June poll in November).
Trump does have a few problems:
1) The liberal media full court anti-Trump press 24/7
2) The GOPe refusing to get out of the way.
The libs must be horrified because their propaganda is not working, and as they poll democrat skewed, the results are freaking them out.
NBC Announcer (or any other network for that matter): “I don’t know anybody who voted for Nixon!”