We've been told that Mrs. adp will vote for President-Elect Trump in the general election if the Democratic nominee is Hillary. Does the same go for adp?
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We've been told that Mrs. adp will vote for President-Elect Trump in the general election if the Democratic nominee is Hillary. Does the same go for adp?
NickleDimer
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Not based on what he said. He's a Hillary man now. He's worked out his differences and can accept an intellectually dishonest but effective leader.
Someone asked me this the other day. What would I do if it's HRC and Trump. In all honesty, I have no clue and probably won't know until I have to actually hit the touch screen. I will say this, HRC is much better for me financially than Trump.
NickleDimer
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I honestly don't know who I would vote for either. Maybe their VP's and just assume one of them would die during their term.
[QUOTE="adp98, post: 423115, member: 1172" I will say this, HRC is much better for me financially than Trump.[/QUOTE]
"I am very skeptical about people; that’s self-preservation at work. I believe that, unfortunately, people are out for themselves." --President-Elect Trump
"I am very skeptical about people; that’s self-preservation at work. I believe that, unfortunately, people are out for themselves." --President-Elect Trump
NickleDimer
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Which would you prefer:
- 4 years of Hillary
- 4 years of President-Elect Trump
- 4 MORE years of Barack Hussein Obama
4, 4 more years of HRC and Trump campaigning against each other. If this comes to pass it will be an spectacular. Embarrassing but spectacular.
What is your answer? I assume #3.
Obama doesn't bother me as a person and he's been neutered so he can't hurt us domestically. Horrible for our foreign policy but at this point we just have to hope Putin doesn't lose a bet or something and remains stable.
What is your answer? I assume #3.
Obama doesn't bother me as a person and he's been neutered so he can't hurt us domestically. Horrible for our foreign policy but at this point we just have to hope Putin doesn't lose a bet or something and remains stable.
Of course, I'd want four more years of Obama in comparison to four years of Trump or Hillary. I can't imagine any sensible person thinking otherwise.
President Obama has accomplished pretty much everything that he said he would when I voted for him......though obviously I hoped that he would be a little less of a Relentless, Remorseless Killing Machine. All that SOB does is kill bad guys. Going to end up in hell.
NickleDimer
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NickleDimer
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I've argued this for about 10 years. Trump vs. Hillary might give us Bloomberg. We'll see. Here is the other thing. If Trump doesn't win this outright you know the establishment will steal it from him at the convention. The idea is that if HRC is on the other side the GOP will still come out because they can't stand her. This thing has a long way to go and a number of things can still happen. Same thing would happen if HRC gets wounded/indicted by the FBI. The Dems won't let Sanders be the nominee. They'll use Super Delegates to steal it and insert Biden.
This is the stuff the drives me nuts. He hasn't "taken over". He's at 35%, less than Sanders. The GOP simply has too many people running so 35% is the most. And don't point to Nevada to suggest he's got more.
This is what Cruz was saying. He was saying that if other guys left it would be a whole lot closer, but Cruz is a pyscho.
http://gawker.com/poll-nearly-40-percent-of-floridians-think-ted-cruz-mi-1761428903
Neither will the voters since Hillary has comfortable leads in every upcoming state but MA.
NickleDimer
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How can the GoP convention steal it from Trump? How would that work? I don't know anything about that process.
Hillary is -1200 to get the Democratic nomination. O-V-E-R...only the naive ever thought it was in doubt.
President-Elect Trump is at -360 to get the Republican nod. It's NEARLY over.
Same way the Dems use Super Delegates to pad HRC. Remember, most of the states aren't winner take all. It's not like how we vote for President with an electoral college. The primary process is a complete mess and each state makes their own rules.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...lican_presidential_nomination-3823.html#polls I scrolled but don't see a single one that has him at 40.
I am still unclear on how they will get someone else to win the election during the convention. Can you show me how this works. ie: Trump wins Nebraska but at the convention Nebraska says f*ck it and gives their delegates to Cruz. Is this how it works?
Because Trump might win New Hampshire but it's not a winner take all state. So he might get 12 delegates and Cruz gets 7. However, to win the nomination you need 50%+1 of total Delegates. There are also super delegates that are state party officials. These are the people that all broke for HRC in New Hamphire even thought she lost the vote by 20 points. You guys should go a wikipedia search on the primary process. There are many levers the parties can use.
Over the last 2 days of state polls...about 14 each...Trump averages 36% and Sanders averages 32. Even common core math says trump has more support.
