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Well, they realize they can never have the Oval Office, kinda like a spoiled child yelling 'I want it! I want it!', even though most Americans [who vote in Presidential races] clearly favor Clinton over the Republican candidates to hold it. The Congress and Senate races are different altogether however, for some reason though Republican political commentators correlate the same demographics that vote for Congress or the Senate with those that vote for the Presidency - even though the demographics of those who vote for the Senate, Congress and the Presidency are entirely different.*That diatribe sure sounds like you're pretty desperate right now as you see the polls all going in favor of Hillary. And any spin you can put on that you feel will save your party -- it won't. People have come to realize that Republicans cannot and will not do anything for anyone in a category below their rich constituent's. Therefore, A Vote For A Republican Is A Vote for Your Own Hardship and Demise, unless you're quite well to do that is.Hillary Clinton has at least 20 point lead over GOP in new poll | Early & Often
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Way To Go!! We have your back, Hillary!!
Oh please please please PLEASE let Hilliary run. You want a land slide defeat for Democrats? Run Hilliary. The only way that the GOP could possibly lose an election against Hilliary, is if they ran Stalin, Mao, Hitler, or Bill Clinton on their ticket.
I did not vote for McCain, or Romney, because to me they were about as Democrap as you could get, without having a donkey tattoo'd on their forehead.
But you people run Hilliary.... I'd vote for absolutely ANYONE..... as in ANYONE the GOP ran opposite Hilliary.
You want to see a united GOP? Run Hilliary in 2016. People HATE Hilliary. Obama? People didn't like Obama's policies. But they didn't HATE him. People honestly truly HATE Hilliary Clinton. She is truly an EVIL person. Just flat out EVIL. The GOP would have to run Pol Pot to lose against Hilliary with how many people absolutely HATE her.
*Which could help to explain how they were so out in declaring Romney the winner over Obama.
Midterms tend to be base elections, meaning that the hard-core base of each party comes out to vote, which means that voter turnout (VT) is considerably lower than for a presidential election. Republicans have traditionally done a better job of turning out their base, especially in years where they are in the opposition. But the demographics looking into 2016 do not look good for the GOP.
Well, they realize they can never have the Oval Office, kinda like a spoiled child yelling 'I want it! I want it!', even though most Americans [who vote in Presidential races] clearly favor Clinton over the Republican candidates to hold it. The Congress and Senate races are different altogether however, for some reason though Republican political commentators correlate the same demographics that vote for Congress or the Senate with those that vote for the Presidency - even though the demographics of those who vote for the Senate, Congress and the Presidency are entirely different.*That diatribe sure sounds like you're pretty desperate right now as you see the polls all going in favor of Hillary. And any spin you can put on that you feel will save your party -- it won't. People have come to realize that Republicans cannot and will not do anything for anyone in a category below their rich constituent's. Therefore, A Vote For A Republican Is A Vote for Your Own Hardship and Demise, unless you're quite well to do that is.Hillary Clinton has at least 20 point lead over GOP in new poll | Early & Often
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Way To Go!! We have your back, Hillary!!
Oh please please please PLEASE let Hilliary run. You want a land slide defeat for Democrats? Run Hilliary. The only way that the GOP could possibly lose an election against Hilliary, is if they ran Stalin, Mao, Hitler, or Bill Clinton on their ticket.
I did not vote for McCain, or Romney, because to me they were about as Democrap as you could get, without having a donkey tattoo'd on their forehead.
But you people run Hilliary.... I'd vote for absolutely ANYONE..... as in ANYONE the GOP ran opposite Hilliary.
You want to see a united GOP? Run Hilliary in 2016. People HATE Hilliary. Obama? People didn't like Obama's policies. But they didn't HATE him. People honestly truly HATE Hilliary Clinton. She is truly an EVIL person. Just flat out EVIL. The GOP would have to run Pol Pot to lose against Hilliary with how many people absolutely HATE her.
*Which could help to explain how they were so out in declaring Romney the winner over Obama.
Midterms tend to be base elections, meaning that the hard-core base of each party comes out to vote, which means that voter turnout (VT) is considerably lower than for a presidential election. Republicans have traditionally done a better job of turning out their base, especially in years where they are in the opposition. But the demographics looking into 2016 do not look good for the GOP.
To add to that:
In 2008, out of voting age population of 231 million Americans, of which 213 million were voting eligible and about 175 million of them actually registered to vote, 131,304,731 votes were cast for president, a VT rate of 61.6%, based on voter eligible population:
United States Elections Project
In 2010, voter turnout was only 41%.
United States Elections Project
In 2012, Voter Turnout was 58.2%:
United States Elections Project