So with ALL the Shenanigans Trump's pulled, he still might win? Well they're tied now
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A slim point separates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll results, cementing Trump's resurgence in the past week and marking the potentially critical role of turnout in the election’s outcome.
The race stands at 46-45 percent, Clinton-Trump, in the latest results, so tight that the draw by third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein could matter. Clinton, +1 vs. Trump in a four-way trial heat, is +3 head-to-head –- not a significant difference, but suggestive.
About a third of likely voters say they’re less likely to support Clinton given FBI Director James Comey’s disclosure Friday that the bureau is investigating more emails related to its probe of Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. Given other considerations, 63 percent say it makes no difference.
Those who say the issue makes them less apt to back Clinton overwhelmingly back Trump in the first place. But what's key in a close contest is whether the disclosure gives Trump supporters further motivation to turn out for him –- and whether it demotivates reluctant Clinton backers.
In other results of the survey, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates:
• Regardless of the closeness of current preferences and plans to participate, 60 percent of likely voters still expect Clinton to win. This, too, may be a risk to her, potentially encouraging some Clinton supporters not to bother voting.
Clinton continues to lead Trump in two key attributes. She is seen as more qualified to serve as president by a substantial 54-36 percent of likely voters, a result that makes the closeness of the race overall particularly remarkable. She's also seen to have a stronger moral character, albeit by a closer 46-38 percent.
• That said, the two are virtually tied, 46-43 percent, on another important measure: who better understands "the problems of people like you"; a similar gauge was important in Barack Obama's defeat of Mitt Romney in 2012. (In pre-tracking ABC/Post results, moreover, Clinton and Trump were tied in trust to handle two main issues -– the economy and terrorism -– as well as immigration.)
The survey also finds a risk of substantial damage to House Speaker Paul Ryan by dint of his decision not to campaign on Trump's behalf: Among likely voters who are Republicans or lean that way, 66 percent disapprove of Ryan on this score. Just 21 percent approve.
This ? Trump could really win. What ppl don't realize is these rednecks are going to exercise their voting rights. WE aren't voting. So if it comes down to turnout the rednecks win easily. They want Trump in more than liberals want Hilary in. Could this be the biggest upset in world history?????
A slim point separates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll results, cementing Trump's resurgence in the past week and marking the potentially critical role of turnout in the election’s outcome.
The race stands at 46-45 percent, Clinton-Trump, in the latest results, so tight that the draw by third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein could matter. Clinton, +1 vs. Trump in a four-way trial heat, is +3 head-to-head –- not a significant difference, but suggestive.
About a third of likely voters say they’re less likely to support Clinton given FBI Director James Comey’s disclosure Friday that the bureau is investigating more emails related to its probe of Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. Given other considerations, 63 percent say it makes no difference.
Those who say the issue makes them less apt to back Clinton overwhelmingly back Trump in the first place. But what's key in a close contest is whether the disclosure gives Trump supporters further motivation to turn out for him –- and whether it demotivates reluctant Clinton backers.
In other results of the survey, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates:
• Regardless of the closeness of current preferences and plans to participate, 60 percent of likely voters still expect Clinton to win. This, too, may be a risk to her, potentially encouraging some Clinton supporters not to bother voting.
Clinton continues to lead Trump in two key attributes. She is seen as more qualified to serve as president by a substantial 54-36 percent of likely voters, a result that makes the closeness of the race overall particularly remarkable. She's also seen to have a stronger moral character, albeit by a closer 46-38 percent.
• That said, the two are virtually tied, 46-43 percent, on another important measure: who better understands "the problems of people like you"; a similar gauge was important in Barack Obama's defeat of Mitt Romney in 2012. (In pre-tracking ABC/Post results, moreover, Clinton and Trump were tied in trust to handle two main issues -– the economy and terrorism -– as well as immigration.)
The survey also finds a risk of substantial damage to House Speaker Paul Ryan by dint of his decision not to campaign on Trump's behalf: Among likely voters who are Republicans or lean that way, 66 percent disapprove of Ryan on this score. Just 21 percent approve.
This ? Trump could really win. What ppl don't realize is these rednecks are going to exercise their voting rights. WE aren't voting. So if it comes down to turnout the rednecks win easily. They want Trump in more than liberals want Hilary in. Could this be the biggest upset in world history?????
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Let the people that Hillary will actually do specific things for turn out in droves to vote for her. That's Jews, white women, and ? /trannys.
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Just listen to ? on this site.
Half of them aren't even voting in the election nor do they take Trump seriously.
Trump is just a "puppet" to let Hilary win (the election is rigged)
Trump isn't serious, he isn't going to do any of that ? he's saying
Bruh ... Trump and his supporters are DEAD ASS SERIOUS.
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Trump is getting his ass beat on November 8th,the real question is how badly is he going to lose.
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blackamerica wrote: »This ? Trump could really win. What ppl don't realize is these rednecks are going to exercise their voting rights. WE aren't voting. So if it comes down to turnout the rednecks win easily. They want Trump in more than liberals want Hilary in. Could this be the biggest upset in world history?????
It's not and has never been rednecks vs. black people, so I don't know why you took that tone, you sound like a media outlet trying to sway votes on some "watch this" ? .
And there is no upset. The Clintons are anti-black to the core, and Trump is your average white, racist businessman. Hilary is calculated and has snake tendencies, Trump comes off as obnoxious.
No self respecting black man with knowledge of the Clinton's track record will even think about voting for Hilary. -
I told ? a year ago that it's all fun and games and ? now, but please don't think that this country isn't stupid enough to elect Donald Trump.
Also, Trump is really good at what he does. So it's not that he might win in spite of his shenanigans. He might win BECAUSE OF his shenanigans. -
Donald trump showed ? the true face of America, top to bottom, and instead of appreciating it you eating up what these closet ? ? politicians be on
I'm a fan of the man. President? What multimillionaire wanna be under a bunch of other millionaires thumb? He is the thumb boy this was a money scheme $$ -
? is going to be hilarious if he does win.
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Trump won't win; however, he has exposed the underbelly of America.
A lot of folks will reluctantly vote for Clinton given the choice between the two and not because they like her so much. -
Even if trump loses, which he will, the divide in america has proven to be very real and the divide with continue to grow and eventually someone just like trump will be elected
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? is going to be hilarious if he does win.
Yep, witnessing all of the fake outrage and empty threats, only for everything to go back to normal in a few weeks. -
It's going to be world war 3, in households where women make more money than men.
Crooked Hillary, is gonna inspire a new generation of "feminazi's", who will seek revenge on men for gender oppression, going all the way back to the women's suffrage movement.
Trump has brought male masculinity back. No groveling to special interest groups who have a prescribed agenda, no robotic, prepackaged talking points.
Remember in 2007, when people openly said they were voting for Obama solely because he's black. Same ? is going on with crooked Hillary. Women with an ax to grind are going to punch the ballot for a woman who will soon be under Federal indictment.
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the dukester wrote: »It's going to be world war 3, in households where women make more money than men.
Crooked Hillary, is gonna inspire a new generation of "feminazi's", who will seek revenge on men for gender oppression, going all the way back to the women's suffrage movement.
Trump has brought male masculinity back. No groveling to special interest groups who have a prescribed agenda, no robotic, prepackaged talking points.
Remember in 2007, when people openly said they were voting for Obama solely because he's black. Same ? is going on with crooked Hillary. Women with an ax to grind are going to punch the ballot for a woman who will soon be under Federal indictment.
Unfathomable.
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blackamerica wrote: »the dukester wrote: »It's going to be world war 3, in households where women make more money than men.
Crooked Hillary, is gonna inspire a new generation of "feminazi's", who will seek revenge on men for gender oppression, going all the way back to the women's suffrage movement.
Trump has brought male masculinity back. No groveling to special interest groups who have a prescribed agenda, no robotic, prepackaged talking points.
Remember in 2007, when people openly said they were voting for Obama solely because he's black. Same ? is going on with crooked Hillary. Women with an ax to grind are going to punch the ballot for a woman who will soon be under Federal indictment.
Unfathomable.
That ? is political hyperbole to turn out his base.
Crooked Hillary has demonstrated her disdain for black folks with POLICY.
I like my racism honest. Not hidden buried deep inside legislation. -
JUST LIKE IN THE BIBLE, THEM FOLKS WANTED A KING AND REJECTED ? AND ? GAVE THEM EXACTLY WHAT THEY ASKED FOR... SO LET THEM HAVE TRUMP...
1 Samuel 8
6 But when they said, “Give us a king to lead us,” this displeased Samuel; so he prayed to the Lord. 7 And the Lord told him: “Listen to all that the people are saying to you; it is not you they have rejected, but they have rejected me as their king. 8 As they have done from the day I brought them up out of Egypt until this day, forsaking me and serving other gods, so they are doing to you. 9 Now listen to them; but warn them solemnly and let them know what the king who will reign over them will claim as his rights.” -
JUST LIKE IN THE BIBLE, THEM FOLKS WANTED A KING AND REJECTED ? AND ? GAVE THEM EXACTLY WHAT THEY ASKED FOR... SO LET THEM HAVE TRUMP...
1 Samuel 8
6 But when they said, “Give us a king to lead us,” this displeased Samuel; so he prayed to the Lord. 7 And the Lord told him: “Listen to all that the people are saying to you; it is not you they have rejected, but they have rejected me as their king. 8 As they have done from the day I brought them up out of Egypt until this day, forsaking me and serving other gods, so they are doing to you. 9 Now listen to them; but warn them solemnly and let them know what the king who will reign over them will claim as his rights.”
and where did u read this on? -
sometimes the bible is spot on.
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blackamerica wrote: »https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/clinton-trump-turnout-critical-poll/story?id=43159639?client=ms-android-hms-tmobile-us
A slim point separates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll results, cementing Trump's resurgence in the past week and marking the potentially critical role of turnout in the election’s outcome.
The race stands at 46-45 percent, Clinton-Trump, in the latest results, so tight that the draw by third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein could matter. Clinton, +1 vs. Trump in a four-way trial heat, is +3 head-to-head –- not a significant difference, but suggestive.
About a third of likely voters say they’re less likely to support Clinton given FBI Director James Comey’s disclosure Friday that the bureau is investigating more emails related to its probe of Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. Given other considerations, 63 percent say it makes no difference.
Those who say the issue makes them less apt to back Clinton overwhelmingly back Trump in the first place. But what's key in a close contest is whether the disclosure gives Trump supporters further motivation to turn out for him –- and whether it demotivates reluctant Clinton backers.
In other results of the survey, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates:
• Regardless of the closeness of current preferences and plans to participate, 60 percent of likely voters still expect Clinton to win. This, too, may be a risk to her, potentially encouraging some Clinton supporters not to bother voting.
Clinton continues to lead Trump in two key attributes. She is seen as more qualified to serve as president by a substantial 54-36 percent of likely voters, a result that makes the closeness of the race overall particularly remarkable. She's also seen to have a stronger moral character, albeit by a closer 46-38 percent.
• That said, the two are virtually tied, 46-43 percent, on another important measure: who better understands "the problems of people like you"; a similar gauge was important in Barack Obama's defeat of Mitt Romney in 2012. (In pre-tracking ABC/Post results, moreover, Clinton and Trump were tied in trust to handle two main issues -– the economy and terrorism -– as well as immigration.)
The survey also finds a risk of substantial damage to House Speaker Paul Ryan by dint of his decision not to campaign on Trump's behalf: Among likely voters who are Republicans or lean that way, 66 percent disapprove of Ryan on this score. Just 21 percent approve.
This ? Trump could really win. What ppl don't realize is these rednecks are going to exercise their voting rights. WE aren't voting. So if it comes down to turnout the rednecks win easily. They want Trump in more than liberals want Hilary in. Could this be the biggest upset in world history?????
Its all about the electoral vote ? , he aint winnin that ? , at best he might get the popular vote, but that wouldnt matter -
Trump aint got a snowballs chance in hell
That said if Hillary finds out some way to lose she needa ? her self for managing to losing an election that way givin to her on a silver platter -
? is going to be hilarious if he does win.
how.....arent you american and black...
why would it be funny to you -
If a ? actor ( Ronald Reagan) won, Trump got a shot too.
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This news should make you pro-Trumpsters quite happyBlack Voter Turnout So Far Is Not Good For Hillary Clinton
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5818c782e4b0990edc33acfc?section=us_black-voices&ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000047
With a week to go before Election Day, over 25 million Americans have already cast their ballots via early voting. If this year is similar to 2012, those early votes will be nearly 20 percent of the final turnout. So it could be a big deal that black voters aren’t opting for early voting as much as they did four years ago, especially in key swing states like Florida, North Carolina and Ohio.
Low turnout among African-Americans could hurt Hillary Clinton. -
If a ? actor ( Ronald Reagan) won, Trump got a shot too.
he was a governor aswell so... -
Who here is pro-Trump? Or is it, since they're not for Hilary, they're pro-Trump?
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the question is do you ? have a backup plan when he fukks up the country and sends you ? to war