It's Rigged....It's All Rigged....

[jtssrx]

No one cares enough to vote thier conscious. Hillary is flaming hot garbage. Trump isn't much better. 

 

Johnson is the best candidate but He won't get 5% of the vote 

Edited August 16, 2016 by jtssrx

[Sleepr2]

While my right wing friends  grudgingly admit  they'll vote for trumpI'm astounded that my lefty friends seem absolutely giddy over the prospect of voting for Hiliery.

 

Edited August 16, 2016 by Sleepr2

[SnowRider]

Gary Johson has your vote ,eh JT....?

[Skidooski]

Constantly makes fun of Catholics and "Jebus" but willing takes opinion poll results from a Catholic University. Good job Slope! 

Edited August 16, 2016 by Skidooski

[Sleepr2]

1 minute ago, Skidooski said:

Constantly makes fun of Catholics and 'Jebus" but willing takes opinion poll results from a Catholic University. Good job Slope! 

 

Being a complete Hypocrite is a requirement for the left wing trolls.

[jtssrx]

7 minutes ago, SnowRider said:

Gary Johson has your vote ,eh JT....?

Yep

[Zambroski]

11 minutes ago, Skidooski said:

Constantly makes fun of Catholics and "Jebus" but willing takes opinion poll results from a Catholic University. Good job Slope! 

 

9 minutes ago, Sleepr2 said:

 

Being a complete Hypocrite is a requirement for the left wing trolls.

 

6 minutes ago, jtssrx said:

Yep

 

 Poor, poor, worthless troll dickrider.....;let's see I believe his term for this is, 

Sadly, owning his stupid ass is no great feat of any accomplishment.  But hey....he's here "moving the needle"

 

 

[SnowRider]

From NPR 

Clinton 363-174

That's pretty close to Barack Obama's 2008 margin of 365-173 over John McCain. That might be, if not the high-water mark for Clinton, pretty darn close to it. There aren't a lot more states that could go her way.

Of course, few things are likely to remain constant almost three months out from Election Day — and this is just a look at where things stand now. The next big chances Trump has to change the dynamics are the debates. The first is Sept. 26 on Long Island, N.Y., followed by the vice presidential debate Oct. 4 in Virginia, then the second presidential one Oct. 9 in St. Louis and the final debate 10 days later in Las Vegas.

---

Explaining our changes

Overall, most of our adjustments favored Clinton, including moving the key state of Pennsylvania back into the Lean D column from Tossup, where it stood for a month. There is almost no path for Trump without Pennsylvania.

We also moved three traditionally red states in Clinton's direction — Georgia to Tossup from Lean R; Utah to Lean R from Likely R; and one electoral vote in Nebraska to Tossup from Lean R.

Georgia has seen massive demographic change over the past decade — going from two-thirds white in 2000 to 53-47 percent white to nonwhite now. Remember, Obama only lost it by 5 points in 2008. Some polls are actually showing Clinton in the lead, though both are only in the low 40s. History says this one likely moves back to the Republican column, but for now, it's a Tossup.

In Utah, another poll showed Clinton and Trump within a couple points of each other. There are still a huge number of undecided voters. How much of a factor Gary Johnson will be is a key question. If he can get to the high teens or 20 points, there's a path for Clinton to win it. While we're talking about Johnson, it would be very interesting to see polling in Montana, a place that has a big libertarian streak — and that went for Bill Clinton in 1992, when Ross Perot got more than a quarter of the vote in the state.

And in Nebraska, it splits its votes out by congressional district. Obama won the Omaha-area district, which is far more nonwhite than the rest of the state, in 2008; the Democratic House incumbent Brad Ashford is favored there, and Omaha-based billionaire Warren Buffett is promising to help Clinton there. Let's see where this one moves in the next month or so.

 

[Sleepr2]

11 minutes ago, Zambroski said:

 

 

 

 Poor, poor, worthless troll dickrider.....;let's see I believe his term for this is, 

Sadly, owning his stupid ass is no great feat of any accomplishment.  But hey....he's here "moving the needle"

 

 

Here's another needle he moves  

[Zambroski]

1 minute ago, Sleepr2 said:

Here's another needle he moves  

The only one we'd all like to see him moving:

[Skidooski]

9 minutes ago, SnowRider said:

From NPR 

Clinton 363-174

That's pretty close to Barack Obama's 2008 margin of 365-173 over John McCain. That might be, if not the high-water mark for Clinton, pretty darn close to it. There aren't a lot more states that could go her way.

Of course, few things are likely to remain constant almost three months out from Election Day — and this is just a look at where things stand now. The next big chances Trump has to change the dynamics are the debates. The first is Sept. 26 on Long Island, N.Y., followed by the vice presidential debate Oct. 4 in Virginia, then the second presidential one Oct. 9 in St. Louis and the final debate 10 days later in Las Vegas.

---

Explaining our changes

Overall, most of our adjustments favored Clinton, including moving the key state of Pennsylvania back into the Lean D column from Tossup, where it stood for a month. There is almost no path for Trump without Pennsylvania.

We also moved three traditionally red states in Clinton's direction — Georgia to Tossup from Lean R; Utah to Lean R from Likely R; and one electoral vote in Nebraska to Tossup from Lean R.

Georgia has seen massive demographic change over the past decade — going from two-thirds white in 2000 to 53-47 percent white to nonwhite now. Remember, Obama only lost it by 5 points in 2008. Some polls are actually showing Clinton in the lead, though both are only in the low 40s. History says this one likely moves back to the Republican column, but for now, it's a Tossup.

In Utah, another poll showed Clinton and Trump within a couple points of each other. There are still a huge number of undecided voters. How much of a factor Gary Johnson will be is a key question. If he can get to the high teens or 20 points, there's a path for Clinton to win it. While we're talking about Johnson, it would be very interesting to see polling in Montana, a place that has a big libertarian streak — and that went for Bill Clinton in 1992, when Ross Perot got more than a quarter of the vote in the state.

And in Nebraska, it splits its votes out by congressional district. Obama won the Omaha-area district, which is far more nonwhite than the rest of the state, in 2008; the Democratic House incumbent Brad Ashford is favored there, and Omaha-based billionaire Warren Buffett is promising to help Clinton there. Let's see where this one moves in the next month or so.

 

 Yep and if things start to really slip for her you'll go back silent

[oleroule]

3 hours ago, SnowRider said:

Any answers to the questions?  Or is the conservative majority pouting?  

 

3 hours ago, racer254 said:

How come your not down in Milwaukee, helping the BLM?  Are you afraid that they wouldn't recognize you?  Are you afraid you will get hurt by them?

his car won't start and there's a fuse that needs changing.

[racer254]

Hey,  I was listening to the Bill Press show today.  They were playing a repeat talking about Trump and his 2nd amendment comments as well as how he has said the media is manipulating people.  They said that part wasn't true and how trump could even say that. 

They were doing a rerun of the same Trump bashing and they wonder why he thinks the media is out to get him.  FFS can you be this ignorant.

 

[SnowRider]

Do any of you think Dump is responsible for any of his actions?  

Or is the MSM solely to blame?  

 

 

 

 

 

[01mxz800]

Oh boy, more meme's from the little puppet................you need to find a hobby, politics is not your calling

[Snake]

10 hours ago, SnowRider said:

Any comments on the poll results?  And who's the Bernie youth vote supporting?  

Another example of immediate personal attacks while completely ignoring the data....no biggie but don't complain when I respond with personal attacks.  Examples of,the forum hypocrisy from our resident conservative majority are endless  

I've noticed you make very few runs into the threads that seem to differ from your narrative. How can YOU comment on data you won't even look at?

That's what hypocrisy is young lady.

[SnowRider]

2 hours ago, Snake said:

I've noticed you make very few runs into the threads that seem to differ from your narrative. How can YOU comment on data you won't even look at?

That's what hypocrisy is young lady.

You're not very observant  Especially coming from the forums most hypocritical member....the union delivery boy.  And speaking of venturing into threads....how about the OP 

 

 

[Jimmy Snacks]

3 minutes ago, SnowRider said:

You're not very observant  Especially coming from the forums most hypocritical member....the union delivery boy.  And speaking of venturing into threads....how about the OP 

 

 

No he's very observant and as for the rest of your post.....give it a fucking rest.

[SnowRider]

Jimmy went from Bernie to Dump and now Snakes his new best friend  

[Jimmy Snacks]

12 minutes ago, SnowRider said:

Jimmy went from Bernie to Dump and now Snakes his new best friend  

Hardly....Snake and I really don't agree on a whole lot. You're just an unoriginal, uninspiring fucktard.

[SnowRider]

4 minutes ago, Biggie Smails said:

Hardly....Snake and I really don't agree on a whole lot. You're just an unoriginal, uninspiring fucktard.

 You lap the sweat beads off anyone's balls who will let you  

 

 

[jtssrx]

7 hours ago, SnowRider said:

Do any of you think Dump is responsible for any of his actions?  

Or is the MSM solely to blame?  

 

 

 

 

 

What actions be specific 

[Jimmy Snacks]

21 minutes ago, SnowRider said:

 You lap the sweat beads off anyone's balls who will let you  

 

 

Weird thoughts in that square head of yours....hopefully they don't allow you in the locker room after practice.

[SnowRider]

.  

 

Hey - one of you buttpluggers needs to remind grabs he owes me a couple hundred  

 

Poll: Clinton up 9 points in Florida

(CNN)Hillary Clinton has built a 9-point lead over Donald Trump in Florida, according to a poll released Tuesday, owing to her advantage among minorities and white women in the state. 

The survey from Monmouth University found Clinton with the support of 48% of likely voters in the important swing state, compared with 39% for Trump. Libertarian Gary Johnson nets support from 6% of Florida voters. 

Among Hispanic, black and Asian voters -- a collective bloc that comprises a third of Florida's electorate -- the poll found Clinton with a massive lead over Trump, 69% to 19%. 

The poll showed that although Trump has a lead among white voters in Florida -- 51% to 37% -- Clinton benefits from a gender split. Trump leads big among white men, 64% to 24%, while Clinton holds a 10-point edge among white women, 49% to 39%. 

And Trump is faring worse among the state's white voters than Mitt Romney, who carried the group by 24 points in his 2012 race against Barack Obama.

It is yet more grim polling news for Trump, who has endured a rough stretch of the campaign after accepting the Republican presidential nomination in Cleveland last month. 

Since then, poll after poll has shown Clinton with widening leads both nationally and in crucial swing states. A Washington Post poll of Virginia also out Tuesday showed Clinton up 14 points among registered voters, and 8 points among likely voters.

Despite those poll numbers in the head-to-head matchup, the former secretary of state continues to display her own vulnerabilities as a candidate.

The Monmouth poll found that only 36% of Florida voters have a favorable opinion of Clinton, while 50% have an unfavorable opinion. That's only slightly better than Trump fared in the poll: 33% of voters there said they have a favorable impression of the GOP nominee, while 54% said they view him unfavorably. 

Monmouth conducted the poll August 12-15, using phone interviews with 402 likely Florida voters. It has a margin of error of 4.9 percentage points.

[racer254]

1 hour ago, Biggie Smails said:

Weird thoughts in that square head of yours....hopefully they don't allow you in the locker room after practice.

Good thing it was an honorary position