She doesn’t have the same coalition as Obama. She doesn’t have enthusiasm among young voters and won’t get the same levels of minority support.
Because of that, she would win with fewer votes than Obama.
A perfect setup for her and her minions to steal the election.
They can’t cheat if it isn’t close.
The Sanders primary really hurt Hillary - she is not an inspiring candidate and he was the one generated energy and enthusiasm. It was rigged and that pissed a lot of people off who are not falling into line with her as expected. Young people generally don’t like her or Trump, but the typical GOP vote does not rely on the young so that hurts Hillary more than Trump. On top of that, Trump’s efforts to win over the rat coalition - minority votes, union voters, anti-war voters, etc, are showing signs of success. He is coming across as inclusive despite the usual media dog-whistling routines. All he needs to do is win a small amount of support among those groups and it completely changes the swing states.
Hillary is capped on support - her message is a bland repeat of the same crap - different year. I don’t know how that will play with the mushy undecideds. She is counting on the same get out the vote machine with a relatively depressed vote in key areas that propelled Obama to an easy victory. Based on the primaries I think there will be far more voters this year than we have seen in the past election cycles. One has to think that creates optimism in the Trump camp and creates problems for the polls of likely voters we are seeing.
The scandals are starting to pile up on Hillary as the media wall of silence begins to crack. Hillary is barely visible. With that said, I absolutely believe she can still win (my arguments for him withstanding) because she is a Corrupt insider, she has a huge number of guaranteed rat machine votes, and the house wins the tie.
With that said, Trump is coming off one of the best weeks I have ever witnessed and even the lamestream media is acknowledging it.