Breaking Poll: Kasich Leads Hillary By 11

The manipulation of polls is nothing new, especially when the one supposedly winning has absolutely NO CHANCE of gaining the nomination...But, I do enjoy watching the deranged make a case for "Kasick"

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Only those, who don't know much about math and its laws, can buy that kind of BS, since Trump is much ahead of Cruz and Kasich votes, added together.

This poll is just another political spin against Trump.

:lmao:

Wow! Talk about a righteous irony!

The GOP only accounts for 29% of American voters. Trump's 35% support among GOP voters only amounts to 10% of the total population. In a general election you're dealing with the full electorate, including the 42% of Americans who are registered Independents!

Trump has virtually no support among independents, nor Democrats. Meanwhile, Kasich has substantial support among independents, and a decent amount of support from Democrats who dislike Clinton and would be willing to vote for Kasich instead of Clinton.

Now, this is pretty simple math. That you weren't even capable of thinking of this possibility show how incredibly obtuse you are.
 
I said according to the polls. I do know for certain that Trump is in huge trouble with every racial minority plus women and I can't imagine how that reality leaves him a path to beating Hillary Clinton.

As the link says, a whopping 54% of voters say there is no way in Hell they would vote for Trump. But Trump isn't really in trouble. After all, his goal is to secure a Clinton victory. So he's right on track.
 
Only those, who don't know much about math and its laws, can buy that kind of BS, since Trump is much ahead of Cruz and Kasich votes, added together.

This poll is just another political spin against Trump.

:lmao:

Wow! Talk about a righteous irony!

The GOP only accounts for 29% of American voters. Trump's 35% support among GOP voters only amounts to 10% of the total population. In a general election you're dealing with the full electorate, including the 42% of Americans who are registered Independents!

Trump has virtually no support among independents, nor Democrats. Meanwhile, Kasich has substantial support among independents, and a decent amount of support from Democrats who dislike Clinton and would be willing to vote for Kasich instead of Clinton.

Now, this is pretty simple math. That you weren't even capable of thinking of this possibility show how incredibly obtuse you are.
You make false assumptions:
(1) Trump has NOT been getting base Republican nor conservative support. His support is coming from else where.
(2) Independents are supporting him in droves, hence the much longer lines than usual at the polls. The establish was pulling for Rubio and the conservative base was pulling for Cruz, yet Trump won with support in other sectors.
(3) Trump is getting support from voting blocks that normally go D. First you have the Unions. They always pull D. Yet they don't like Wall Street Clinton and they love Trump's stance on taking on China (to which Bill Clinton tore down the trade barrier and help steam roll them into the WTO) and reforming NAFTA (which Bill Clinton signed into law). Second, he is getting a higher than normal support from the black vote. Since Obama is running the black vote is down, yet it will not surprise many when he gets 20%+ of the black vote. The Union and Black vote gains are going to be enough to over-come any lost Hispanic vote.
(4) The loss of the Hispanic vote is over blow. The open border crowd was going to vote for him anyways. He will get the typical 35% that Romney got.
(5) Trump will compete in the Northeast. This has typically been solid blue, but watch him compete in NY, NJ, MY, RI, DL & PA!

Be careful what you wish for Dems! Be very careful.
 
Only those, who don't know much about math and its laws, can buy that kind of BS, since Trump is much ahead of Cruz and Kasich votes, added together.

This poll is just another political spin against Trump.

:lmao:

Wow! Talk about a righteous irony!

The GOP only accounts for 29% of American voters. Trump's 35% support among GOP voters only amounts to 10% of the total population. In a general election you're dealing with the full electorate, including the 42% of Americans who are registered Independents!

Trump has virtually no support among independents, nor Democrats. Meanwhile, Kasich has substantial support among independents, and a decent amount of support from Democrats who dislike Clinton and would be willing to vote for Kasich instead of Clinton.

Now, this is pretty simple math. That you weren't even capable of thinking of this possibility show how incredibly obtuse you are.
You make false assumptions:
(1) Trump has NOT been getting base Republican nor conservative support. His support is coming from else where.
(2) Independents are supporting him in droves, hence the much longer lines than usual at the polls. The establish was pulling for Rubio and the conservative base was pulling for Cruz, yet Trump won with support in other sectors.
(3) Trump is getting support from voting blocks that normally go D. First you have the Unions. They always pull D. Yet they don't like Wall Street Clinton and they love Trump's stance on taking on China (to which Bill Clinton tore down the trade barrier and help steam roll them into the WTO) and reforming NAFTA (which Bill Clinton signed into law). Second, he is getting a higher than normal support from the black vote. Since Obama is running the black vote is down, yet it will not surprise many when he gets 20%+ of the black vote. The Union and Black vote gains are going to be enough to over-come any lost Hispanic vote.
(4) The loss of the Hispanic vote is over blow. The open border crowd was going to vote for him anyways. He will get the typical 35% that Romney got.
(5) Trump will compete in the Northeast. This has typically been solid blue, but watch him compete in NY, NJ, MY, RI, DL & PA!

Be careful what you wish for Dems! Be very careful.

So Trump is a RINO.
 

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