Latest Reuters/Ipsos poll - despite the rigging - puts Trump in the lead 40/39.

It's the undecideds who matter though
And conventional wisdom says they favour the challenger ie Trump

Hillary is going to win ...comfortably.

Trump will not become POTUS.

You're gonna look pretty silly, come November.

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Hillary is going to win ...comfortably.

Trump will not become POTUS.

You're gonna look pretty silly, come November.

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Not at all.
If I have a bet & lose, I lose that's all.
If I buy a stock and it turns into a stinker, I lose that's all.
My psyche is not damaged, I feel no embarrassment.

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Hillary is going to win ...comfortably.

Trump will not become POTUS.

You're gonna look pretty silly, come November.

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Why do you want to see the West further damaged or destroyed by a Hilary Coronation? Nothing good will come of granny clinton back in the White House! These last eight years have been a disaster, we need to turn back to strong conservative values. This Moral Decay must end or it will end the West!

Amazing

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Hillary is going to win ...comfortably.

Trump will not become POTUS.

You're gonna look pretty silly, come November.

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How do you know with such certainty that Hillary will win? Living in the US - I know as much or more than you but I can only guess.
The ship USS America is sinking. So what are the American people going to do? Elect a criminal to punch a few more holes and loot the ships furniture and cash in on the insurance? Or elect someone who knows or knows others to re-float the ship and give a new direction?

And the news for Clinton is about to get worse.  Tomorrow, Emerson College will release a spate of new polls on the state of the presidential race in New England and New Jersey — states that typically vote for the Democratic presidential candidate, and by a substantial margin.



The biggest shocker is Rhode Island, which Obama carried by 27 points in 2012.  According to the Emerson poll, Clinton leads Trump by just 3 points, well within the statistical margin of error.  And in Maine’s second district, which votes apart from the rest of the state, Trump is beating Clinton soundly, the new poll shows.

And then there’s New Jersey, a state with a sizable 14 electoral votes, which hasn’t gone Republican since 1988.   Even with Trump surrogate New Jersey governor Christ Christie’s supporting him, many analyst have considered Trump’s promise to put New Jersey “in play” in 2016 to be pure fantasy.  Christie, it’s been said, is so unpopular in his home state that his support for Trump won’t help the candidate.

Maybe not, but Emerson finds Trump within 4 points of Clinton now.  Previous polls have found Clinton with a more sizable double-digit lead, including 21 points in a poll conducted by Fairleigh Dickenson in June.  Obama carried the state handily in 2008 and 2012, by 17 and 18 points, respectively.

Spencer Kimball, who directed the latest polling for Emerson, told me that the Trump surge is real and probably growing.  His organization recently polled voters in Virginia and North Carolina and found Trump closing fast in those two states, too.
Among other Emerson findings, Trump’s winning men by a larger margin than Clinton is winning women, giving the GOP candidate the gender gap advantage.  CNN/ORC found the same result in its latest national poll – a 7 point advantage for Trump.  And voters are saying they believe Trump is more honest and trustworthy and is better able to handle the economy and terrorism.

Another unexpected factor is the African-American vote.  Emerson, alone among polling organizations, has found Trump increasing his support with a voter group that typically tilts Democratic.  Among African Americans Trump garners 15% in Virginia, 15% in New jersey, and 16% in North Carolina, according to Emerson’s recent polling.

Kimball notes that the margin of error in the polling results for “sub-groups” – about 8% – is higher than for the poll as a whole.  That means Trump’s real level of African-American support might be anywhere between about 7% and 23%.  Still, even 7-8% support is double what other recent polls have shown.

The possibility of Trump breakthroughs in New Jersey or Rhode Island should be weighed again Clinton’s own efforts to alter the electoral map.  She’s polling competitively in GOP diehard states like Georgia and Missouri, as well as Arizona.

Trump, meanwhile, is neck-and-neck or leading in states like Nevada and Wisconsin, and may even have a shot at Oregon – all of which have trended Blue in recent years.

The upshot?  Forget about what the mainstream media says.  Nine weeks out – and with three critical debates still ahead – all bets are off for who will win the presidency in 2016.

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Hillary is going to win ...comfortably.

Trump will not become POTUS.

You're gonna look pretty silly, come November.

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How do you know with such certainty that Hillary will win? Living in the US - I know as much or more than you but I can only guess.
The ship USS America is sinking. So what are the American people going to do? Elect a criminal to punch a few more holes and loot the ships furniture and cash in on the insurance? Or elect someone who knows or knows others to re-float the ship and give a new direction?

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The alleged child rapist wouldn't know one end of a ship from the other.

Hillary will win ... comfortably.

Believe me.

Fuzzball wrote on Sep 8^th, 2016 at 12:28pm:


Nope. I'm right on the money.

Hillary will win ... comfortably.

The alleged child rapist (why you like alleged child rapists so much, by the way, is a question for another time) will not be POTUS.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 8^th, 2016 at 12:34pm:


Wrong haemorrhoid.

You panicky little haemorrhoid, took you long enough to search it out......

Clint did say this though-

Actor-director Clint Eastwood, while stopping short of endorsing Donald Trump, says the Republican presidential candidate is "on to something".

In an interview in Esquire magazine this month, Eastwood praises Trump as a foe of political correctness and laments what he calls "the kiss-ass generation".

Clint Eastwood says "everyone is walking around on eggshells".


Eastwood, 86, said that today "everyone is walking around on eggshells" and that claims of racism are overused.

He said that, growing up, "these things weren't called racist".
Eastwood, who spoke at the 2012 Republican convention, urged people to "get over it".

However, he acknowledged that Trump had said "a lot of dumb things".

Eastwood, who has acted in and directed more than 100 films, uttered the immortal words in Sudden Impact: "Go ahead, make my day."

His latest film Sully opens in September.

Mr Hammer wrote on Sep 8^th, 2016 at 1:17pm:


He did NOT say what Fuzzball attributed to him.

Don't change the subject, okay?

And, no matter what CLINT says, Trump will not be POTUS.

Hillary will win ... comfortably.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 8^th, 2016 at 1:19pm:
I'm not changing the subject at all. Obviously Clint doesn't like current PC America and has some respect for Trump.

Could possibly be the Shite spilling over from your own gob haemorrhoid.......... for goodness sake wipe it from you lips with some tissues.....

Mr Hammer wrote on Sep 8^th, 2016 at 1:26pm:


It's all over.

Trump is history.

Oh, oh, oh morty torty, I have a question. What "Moral Decay" is that? Can you be more specific like for instance, Rick Perry being indicted on state public corruption charges? Right, that's "Obama's fault."

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump surged to a 3-point lead over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times tracking poll on Tuesday. Trump now leads Clinton 45.8% to 42.8%, his largest lead since Aug. 31 and a 4.4% spike since Sep. 11.

bogarde73 wrote on Sep 14^th, 2016 at 10:12am:


It keeps getting better.  Trump by a landslide.  Support is growing daily and massively......the Democrats could dig up JFK, run him as their candidate, and still lose.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 14^th, 2016 at 1:21pm:


You just keep praying for the impossible.  Hillary is seeing the White House in the rear view mirror, sliding out of sight.
As for the alleged child rapist....that is so shallow.  Do you think anyone with that in his past would dare to run for President?  Now compare that to madam Hillary, global rapist, who used her position to inflict mayhem in the Middle East and kill some good Americans in the process....No, the witch can hop on her broomstick - she hasn't seen Bill's in 30 years....LOL....She can turn milk to cheese....

garbonzo wrote on Sep 14^th, 2016 at 1:32pm:


I'm not praying for anything.

I'm not even a fan of Ms Clinton's.

I'm just telling you what's going to happen.

Hillary will become POTUS, and Trump - the alleged child rapist - will remain the loser he has always been.

Washington Post:

Among Democrats, deep concern about Clinton’s Hispanic strategy
 


By Abby D. Phillip and Ed O'Keefe

September 18 at 4:21 PM  

Lagging support among Hispanic voters for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and congressional candidates in crucial races has stoked deep concern that the party and the presidential campaign are doing too little to galvanize a key constituency.

While Clinton holds a significant lead over Republican rival Donald Trump in every poll of Hispanic voters, less clear is whether these voters will turn out in numbers that Democrats are counting on to win. Clinton trails President Obama’s 2012 performance in several ­Latino-rich states, including Florida, Nevada, Colorado and Arizona. In those same states, on which Democrats’ prospects of retaking the Senate hinge, some down-ballot Democrats remain unknown to many Hispanic voters.

That reality has prompted a flurry of criticism of Clinton’s and the party’s Hispanic strategies. Despite a uniquely favorable environment with Trump’s repeated attacks on undocumented immigrants, Democrats are increasingly worried that the opportunity is slipping away to meet a long-standing party goal of marshaling the nation’s growing Hispanic population into a permanent electoral force. The concerns are compounded by Trump’s recent surge in several battleground states.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 15^th, 2016 at 2:19pm:


What if Trump wins. Will you still think Hillary will be President?
Hillary is really on the nose as more and more of her criminal exploits surface.
Get a ladder Greg!