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Polls had her winning in Iowa too. Yet Bernie beat her in the popular vote and they had to go to underhanded tactics just so she could say she won. Yep Hillary has issues with whats left of the Democrats.
So? What's wrong with that? White people make up 77.4% of the population. Nothing wrong with appealing to this demographic. They like Trump and are heading to him in vast numbers. If some Blacks don't support Trump, that is their issue.
With that said, he is appealing to minorities as well. It's becoming quite clear that Hillary won't attract African Americans at the same rate as Obama.
No, nothing wrong with that, but........actually, it IS trump's issue - not the blacks! It's trump that's runner big and needs all the votes he can get. You don't do that by alienatinglarge swaths of the population and by being divisive.
You win elections by appealing to as wide a selection of the electorate as possible. That includes young as well as old; gays as well as straight; women as well as men; middle class as well as working class; college educated as well as high school; minorities as well as whites. It's all about broad appeal an resonance. As for numbers and polls, it's far too early to put faith in those yet. Heck, neither party has even chosen their candidate yet! And polls are notoriously inaccurate.
LOL, They are statistically tied via RCP average. This represents a 20 point decline of Hillary against Trump and Trump hasn't even started to campaign against Hillary.
When a 70+ year old socialist can beat Hillary Clinton, by such margins in NH, and bring it to a tie in a race that was supposed to be hers, then you have someone, who has serious issues.
Hillary is facing landslide losses.
Ha!
Maybe it's BERNIE you should be worried about then
As you so eloquently state, if a 70+ year old socialist can beat HRC, just think what he might do to your republican candidates............
Trump is not going to be the nominee even......it's all a sideshow. Read some of the overseas press and media on the subject. Sometimes, being outside the box looking in gives a totally different perspective. And I find that the overseas press gives an entirely unbiased (since they do not have a dog in the race) and fresh look at both US parties choices.
No, nothing wrong with that, but........actually, it IS trump's issue - not the blacks! It's trump that's runner big and needs all the votes he can get. You don't do that by alienatinglarge swaths of the population and by being divisive.
You win elections by appealing to as wide a selection of the electorate as possible. That includes young as well as old; gays as well as straight; women as well as men; middle class as well as working class; college educated as well as high school; minorities as well as whites. It's all about broad appeal an resonance. As for numbers and polls, it's far too early to put faith in those yet. Heck, neither party has even chosen their candidate yet! And polls are notoriously inaccurate.
What group of voting eligible citizens has Trump tried to alienate?
What group of voting eligible citizens has Trump tried to alienate?
That would be:
POWs;
Mexican-Americans, strike that, many Hispanics seem to take that as an insult to all of them;
Blacks;
Women;
Muslim Americans;
Handicapped;
Cuban-Americans;
Asian-Americans;
I know I missed a several . . . please add.
Mick
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