American_Jihad
Flaming Libs/Koranimals
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And yet you wish socialism upon them...I have 5 grand kids and none of them are stoners? Majority youngsters of voting age are in school and working. You must be talking by experience.The youngsters wont vote for her, they'll sit at home/dorm get stoned and munch out, lol...Any female republican candidate would be trashed by the MSM. It's not a done deal, but Hillary has a better chance than probably anyone else of being the next POTUS.
No not now. Hillary Clinton is going into this race with a 6 to 10 point advantage of being the 1st woman Presidential nominee in this nation's history. Women rule today as the majority voting block, and they will be voting heavily for her. Trump and his supporters have chased off another 17% of the population, Hispanics, when the GOP nominee needed at least 46% of this block to win the White House.
GOP Win Will Need More Than 40 Percent Of Latino 2016 Vote, Says Study
Poll: 75% of Latinos Have Negative View of Donald Trump
Latino conservatives: If Donald Trump is the nominee, we will not work to elect him
Republicans are the minority party at 41 million, Democrats are stronger at 46 million, and Independents are the largest voting block representing 40% of the entire electorate. She will win the Independent voter, and a lot of unhappy Republican voters also.
The Republican party is shattered into pieces with votes going everywhere. One group will vote for an Establishment candidate while the Tea Party will only vote for a non-establishment candidate that does not support any type of immigration reform. One side wants a 1000 mile wall that Mexico will supposedly pay for, the other side wants a moderate that is willing to work across party lines to get things done. One side always says NO--the other side will negotiate. So there is NO unity within the Republican Party.
The Republican debates have turned into an angry chimpanzee fest. None of them look Presidential--all of the 16 that entered, most dropped out and we're down to 4 now, and again the same separation exists. It's liar, liar--I am going to sue you--and all kinds of other things that have made this election cycle more than entertaining--but it's also cost Republicans another general election cycle.
The only thing that would change this outcome would be a Bernie Sanders nominee. Then you would have all of the above UNITE--and they would cast a vote for whomever the GOP nominee will be, and hold their noses while voting. But that seems highly unlikely at this point. This country would never vote for a socialist that was campaigning on free college tuition.
Hillary Clinton will be the next POTUS. She looks calm, much more Presidential than anything the Republican party has produced this election cycle.