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OK, one more time. CNN is owned by Time Warner. Time Warner has donated more than $722,000 to Hillary's attempt to be elected. CNN has, therefore, a vested interest in promoting Hillary. I have provided links on this numerous times.
Time Warner is CNN's boss and Time Warner has given Hillary a bunch of money for future favors and CNN's boss wants CNN to get Hillary elected. I can't make it any more basic!
Come on, people. Haven't you learned yet the only accurate polls are the ones that show Trump in the lead?
Well, hell. I guess it is over for Trump then. The polls say so.
Meanwhile, Hillary can't fill a phone booth at a rally and Trump is complaining about the Fire Marshal limiting his rally to a 1000 people and shutting out the rest of the thousands of people who came to hear him speak.
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan both believed the public polls were wrong, and that they'd win on Election Day. Their wives did, too. "I don't think there was one person who saw this coming,"
Weren't the Romney folks saying in the final weeks of the race that their 'internal' polls showing a much closer race than the public ones...they were just as delusional, if not more so, as the folks voting for their ticket.
Well, hell. I guess it is over for Trump then. The polls say so.
Meanwhile, Hillary can't fill a phone booth at a rally and Trump is complaining about the Fire Marshal limiting his rally to a 1000 people and shutting out the rest of the thousands of people who came to hear him speak.
I know what you mean, all she does is get millions and millions more popular votes than Bernie and Trump in the primaries . . . . . But rally attendance, lawn signs and bumper stickers are what count.
I know what you mean, all she does is get millions and millions more popular votes than Bernie and Trump in the primaries . . . . . But rally attendance, lawn signs and bumper stickers are what count.
Mick
"60 million people voted in the primaries: about 30 million each for Republicans and Democrats."
"But half of the primary voters chose other candidates. Just 14 percent of eligible adults — 9 percent of the whole nation — voted for either Mr. Trump or Mrs. Clinton."
"An additional 73 million did not vote in the primaries this year, but will most likely vote in the general election."
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan both believed the public polls were wrong, and that they'd win on Election Day. Their wives did, too. "I don't think there was one person who saw this coming,"
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