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Wildling
- Jul 20, 2013
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Source: MSN.COM
12 months later, Trump would probably still win the 2016 election
"The Washington Post-ABC News poll asked respondents how they'd vote in a redo of the 2016 election, and, if anything, Clinton seems to have lost more ground than Trump. Among those who voted, 46 percent say they picked Clinton last year and 43 percent picked Trump — a slightly more favorable sample than the 2016 election, in which Clinton won the popular vote by two percentage points. But in a head-to-head rematch, Clinton's support drops even more than Trump's does, and they wind up in a 40-40 tie. Given that Trump overperformed in key, blue-leaning swing states, that means he'd probably have won again
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"Interestingly, Clinton actually seems to have lost that ground because of disillusioned Democrats. Even as the Trump presidency has unified the Democratic Party against him and his policies, just 72 percent of Democrats said they would vote for Clinton in a rematch — vs. the 84 percent who said they did vote for Clinton last year. Trump's share of the Republican Party, meanwhile, dropped just five points from 89 percent who said they did vote for him to 84 percent who said they would do it again."
Yes, Democrats, the Duchess of Whitewater was really that bad of a candidate....she not only lost to Trump once but these polls indicate that she'd lose again, you lemmings-D should just let the Republicans pick your Presidential candidates for you, you'd be better off.
I'm all for a rematch of 2016, those videos of the Pro-Clinton Politician Worshipers losing their minds when Trump won were priceless and I want some new ones to laugh at.
12 months later, Trump would probably still win the 2016 election
"The Washington Post-ABC News poll asked respondents how they'd vote in a redo of the 2016 election, and, if anything, Clinton seems to have lost more ground than Trump. Among those who voted, 46 percent say they picked Clinton last year and 43 percent picked Trump — a slightly more favorable sample than the 2016 election, in which Clinton won the popular vote by two percentage points. But in a head-to-head rematch, Clinton's support drops even more than Trump's does, and they wind up in a 40-40 tie. Given that Trump overperformed in key, blue-leaning swing states, that means he'd probably have won again
."
"Interestingly, Clinton actually seems to have lost that ground because of disillusioned Democrats. Even as the Trump presidency has unified the Democratic Party against him and his policies, just 72 percent of Democrats said they would vote for Clinton in a rematch — vs. the 84 percent who said they did vote for Clinton last year. Trump's share of the Republican Party, meanwhile, dropped just five points from 89 percent who said they did vote for him to 84 percent who said they would do it again."
Yes, Democrats, the Duchess of Whitewater was really that bad of a candidate....she not only lost to Trump once but these polls indicate that she'd lose again, you lemmings-D should just let the Republicans pick your Presidential candidates for you, you'd be better off.
I'm all for a rematch of 2016, those videos of the Pro-Clinton Politician Worshipers losing their minds when Trump won were priceless and I want some new ones to laugh at.