ThunderKiss1965
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That poll also shows how much Democrats hate the Women, Black and Latino people who don't subscribe to left wing dogma. The Democratic Party fighting for diversity unless you disagree with their politics.
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Those spectacular crowds he's getting must all homeless people who were in the vicinity at the time of Trump's speech, huh?
He's entertaining to watch. Do you really think everyone in the crowd is a Trump supporter?
Sometimes I think the crowds that show up are there just out of morbid curiosity!
I am not a Trump fan, but I would vote for Satan himself over the Democrats.
You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
That may be true.You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
I don't think she's healthy enough to make it through the primaries.
Dude I consulted my Crystal ball and it told me he will win the nomination and general election. If you doubt the veracity of my comment, keep this in mind....my Crystal ball is NEVER wrong.
Why do I or we get the impression that the "Independent" voter segment are more in-the-know on politics? Because they think before they decide?You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
I disagree with that. When Obama or Hillary comes on tv, my skin crawls and I have to turn the station. Nope, people will not usually take the time to listen to someone they dislike. Not normal. As long as people are listening, there's a chance he'll get their vote.Those spectacular crowds he's getting must all homeless people who were in the vicinity at the time of Trump's speech, huh?
He's entertaining to watch. Do you really think everyone in the crowd is a Trump supporter?
Sometimes I think the crowds that show up are there just out of morbid curiosity!
I am not a Trump fan, but I would vote for Satan himself over the Democrats.
People enjoy watching people they don't like. That's why The Apprentice was popular. People would tune in to watch Trump act like a dick. Same reason celebrities like Simon Cowell and Gordon Ramsey draw in such big ratings.
That may be true.You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
I don't think she's healthy enough to make it through the primaries.
turzovka, I think you are right about independents. It requires more decision making and listening to candidates to be an independent. Staunch Liberals and Conservatives usually vote just for the party.Why do I or we get the impression that the "Independent" voter segment are more in-the-know on politics? Because they think before they decide?You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
Well if that is in fact the case, then how in the world can these "thinkers" vote for a total lying mean career scoundrel like Hillary Clinton? How could she have any kind of favorable rating with independents whatsoever?
For them to look at Trump's bravado and count that far more against him over what that woman and the obama administration has lied and scandalized their way for 7 years!! ??? That makes zero sense to me.
No kidding.
It’s hard to say exactly how well (or poorly) Trump might fare as the Republican nominee. Partisanship is strong enough in the U.S. that even some of his most ardent detractors in the GOP would come around to support him were he the Republican candidate. Trump has some cunning political instincts, and might not hesitate to shift back to the center if he won the GOP nomination. A recession or a terror attack later this year could work in his favor.
But Trump would start at a disadvantage: Most Americans just really don’t like the guy.
Contra Rupert Murdoch’s assertion about Trump having crossover appeal, Trump is extraordinarily unpopular with independent voters and Democrats. Gallup polling conducted over the past six weeks found Trump with a -27-percentage-point net favorability rating among independent voters, and a -70-point net rating among Democrats; both marks are easily the worst in the GOP field. (Trump also has less-than-spectacular favorable ratings among his fellow Republicans.)
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This is not just a recent phenomenon; Trump’s favorability ratings have been consistently poor. It’s true that his favorability numbers improved quite a bit among Republicans once he began running for president. But those gains were almost exactly offset by declines among independents and Democrats. In fact, his overall favorability ratings have been just about unchanged since he began running for president in June:
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Donald Trump Is Really Unpopular With General Election Voters
You would benefit from embracing the reality that Trump is likely going to be the Republican candidate for President.
And you would benefit from embracing the reality that Hillary will be the next President if Trump is the Republican candidate.
How would you describe "worthless douche nozzle"? Three years ago Cruz was in favor of small government, lower taxes, and gun rights. Today he is still in favor of those things.No kidding.
It’s hard to say exactly how well (or poorly) Trump might fare as the Republican nominee. Partisanship is strong enough in the U.S. that even some of his most ardent detractors in the GOP would come around to support him were he the Republican candidate. Trump has some cunning political instincts, and might not hesitate to shift back to the center if he won the GOP nomination. A recession or a terror attack later this year could work in his favor.
But Trump would start at a disadvantage: Most Americans just really don’t like the guy.
Contra Rupert Murdoch’s assertion about Trump having crossover appeal, Trump is extraordinarily unpopular with independent voters and Democrats. Gallup polling conducted over the past six weeks found Trump with a -27-percentage-point net favorability rating among independent voters, and a -70-point net rating among Democrats; both marks are easily the worst in the GOP field. (Trump also has less-than-spectacular favorable ratings among his fellow Republicans.)
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This is not just a recent phenomenon; Trump’s favorability ratings have been consistently poor. It’s true that his favorability numbers improved quite a bit among Republicans once he began running for president. But those gains were almost exactly offset by declines among independents and Democrats. In fact, his overall favorability ratings have been just about unchanged since he began running for president in June:
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Donald Trump Is Really Unpopular With General Election Voters
I have to admit if it were a choice between Cruz and Trump, and I had to make a real choice it would be Trump.
I can not believe Cruz is liked by more than Trump... Cruz is a worthless douche nozzle to me, but maybe some see something in the piss ant that I do not see...
This is an example of blind partisan idiocy.Those spectacular crowds he's getting must all homeless people who were in the vicinity at the time of Trump's speech, huh?
He's entertaining to watch. Do you really think everyone in the crowd is a Trump supporter?
Sometimes I think the crowds that show up are there just out of morbid curiosity!
I am not a Trump fan, but I would vote for Satan himself over the Democrats.
Tell us which Republican you would consider voting for.This is an example of blind partisan idiocy.Those spectacular crowds he's getting must all homeless people who were in the vicinity at the time of Trump's speech, huh?
He's entertaining to watch. Do you really think everyone in the crowd is a Trump supporter?
Sometimes I think the crowds that show up are there just out of morbid curiosity!
I am not a Trump fan, but I would vote for Satan himself over the Democrats.
I disagree with that. When Obama or Hillary comes on tv, my skin crawls and I have to turn the station. Nope, people will not usually take the time to listen to someone they dislike. Not normal. As long as people are listening, there's a chance he'll get their vote.Those spectacular crowds he's getting must all homeless people who were in the vicinity at the time of Trump's speech, huh?
He's entertaining to watch. Do you really think everyone in the crowd is a Trump supporter?
Sometimes I think the crowds that show up are there just out of morbid curiosity!
I am not a Trump fan, but I would vote for Satan himself over the Democrats.
People enjoy watching people they don't like. That's why The Apprentice was popular. People would tune in to watch Trump act like a dick. Same reason celebrities like Simon Cowell and Gordon Ramsey draw in such big ratings.
Trump is the best hope to beat Hillary.
Trump is the best hope to beat Hillary.
And yet, he consistently does worse against Hillary than Rubio or Cruz.
Yet, even though he does worse than the other candidates, and has the worst unfavorables, Trump's supporters think he is their best choice.
That's hope over reason.
And Romney was besting Obama in the polls, right up until he lost.