2016 elections - because it's never too early

[Legbiter]

You're going to get your precious Hillary in the White House.

Hillary Clinton's unpopularity reached a new high in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, putting her on par with Donald Trump among registered voters.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/poll-clinton-unpopularity-high-par-trump/story?id=41752050



Race is still very volatile.

[Barrister]

Race is still very volatile.

But it isn't, really.  Post conventions Trump has consistently been behind 4-8 points.


When is Trump set to meet with Nieto?

[Legbiter]

Race is still very volatile.

But it isn't, really.  Post conventions Trump has consistently been behind 4-8 points.

The question is will the Obama coalition transfer neatly over to her. We'll know the answer in November. 

[Razgovory]

Race is still very volatile.

But it isn't, really.  Post conventions Trump has consistently been behind 4-8 points.

The question is will the Obama coalition transfer neatly over to her. We'll know the answer in November. 

We already know.  And Trump and his followers will be revealed for the fat, disgusting losers they are.

[Sheilbh]

Race is still very volatile.

But it isn't, really.  Post conventions Trump has consistently been behind 4-8 points.


When is Trump set to meet with Nieto?

Especially in most battleground states. Trump is doing better in some traditional Democrat states (but not enough to make them competitive) which does show in national polls.

The question is will the Obama coalition transfer neatly over to her. We'll know the answer in November. 

Yeah, probably. College educated plus minorities. Minorities were Clinton's strength in the primaries and there's no sign that they're being wooed by Trump. College educated was Trump's weakness in the primaries and there's some evidence that college educated white Southerners are now joining the rest of that demographic and moving to the Democrats in this election.

The hope for Trump isn't that Clinton doesn't get the Obama coalition - the evidence so far is that she is overwhelmingly winning that coalition - it's that he is able to create a new coalition and, perhaps like Brexit, able to convince people who are discounted by pollsters because they don't normally vote that actually this time they should. That's not impossible, but it does seem a little unlikely.

[Eddie Teach]

Trump is failing to get the Romney coalition.

[FunkMonk]

I agree with Shelf. The Obama coalition will end up voting for the Hated Hillary in droves (and maybe even these new "Clinton Republicans"), if simply to deny Lord Trump a deserved triumph down Pennsylvania Ave.

Essentially, as long as she doesn't do something stupid (lol) the election is hers. Imo, the ball is entirely in Donald's hands; he has to appeal to more than just disaffected working class whites to win.

Personally, the closer the race is the more hilarious election night will become, so I'm hoping polls tighten more. And after I failed miserably in predicting the Donald would rape and pillage the GOP, I won't make the same mistake in underestimating him or the half of the country that will vote for anything with a (R) next to its name.

[Legbiter]

Trump is failing to get the Romney coalition.

Hah, indeed.

Hillary Clinton will jump back on the campaign trail on Wednesday with a scheduled foreign policy speech in Cincinnati, Ohio in which she will reportedly boost the idea of "American exceptionalism."

The former secretary of state will be joined onstage by George W. Bush's former deputy assistant secretary of state, James Clad, who announced his endorsement in a Tuesday statement.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/clinton-james-clad-joint-appearance-cincinnati?utm_content=buffer114f2&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

[Legbiter]

Personally, the closer the race is the more hilarious election night will become, so I'm hoping polls tighten more. And after I failed miserably in predicting the Donald would rape and pillage the GOP, I won't make the same mistake in underestimating him or the half of the country that will vote for anything with a (R) next to its name.

Your faith in the God-Emperor sustains me, Imperial Guardsman.

But yes, Trump's on week 2 of not acting crazy and the polls continue to tighten.   

[citizen k]

The former secretary of state will be joined onstage by George W. Bush's former deputy assistant secretary of state, James Clad, who announced his endorsement in a Tuesday statement.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/clinton-james-clad-joint-appearance-cincinnati?utm_content=buffer114f2&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer


They really want to make this a referendum on the establishment, don't they? 

[Martinus]

http://www.clickhole.com/article/big-talk-trump-just-announced-hes-only-person-who--4809?utm_campaign=default&utm_medium=ShareTools&utm_source=facebook

[Legbiter]

They really want to make this a referendum on the establishment, don't they? 

Aye.

[garbon]

or the half of the country that will vote for anything with a (R) next to its name.

It isn't really half anymore though, is it?

[FunkMonk]

or the half of the country that will vote for anything with a (R) next to its name.

It isn't really half anymore though, is it?

Fair point, more like 40ish percent.

[FunkMonk]

Personally, the closer the race is the more hilarious election night will become, so I'm hoping polls tighten more. And after I failed miserably in predicting the Donald would rape and pillage the GOP, I won't make the same mistake in underestimating him or the half of the country that will vote for anything with a (R) next to its name.

Your faith in the God-Emperor sustains me, Imperial Guardsman.

But yes, Trump's on week 2 of not acting crazy and the polls continue to tighten.   

Real talk, I think it will be tighter than people have imagined it would be. Advantage Clinton though.

Or it'll be a blowout because Trump has no GOTV lol lmaoooooo

Who knows? Election night ought to be fun, at least.