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Most of the women I know agrees with Trump that Hillary is a nasty woman. Only uneducated and feminists women take that as a slur to all women.
You need to check out what women are saying about his comment on Facebook and Twitter. Either only the vocal women are posting, or he hit a real nerve.
The spinoff in "Nasty Woman" tee shirts alone would have financed his campaign and left money in the bank. Trump is toast.
You need to check out what women are saying about his comment on Facebook and Twitter. Either only the vocal women are posting, or he hit a real nerve.
The spinoff in "Nasty Woman" tee shirts alone would have financed his campaign and left money in the bank. Trump is toast.
Narcissists tend to have little sense of humor and frequently just don't get the concept of mild, good-humored jokes about others' or their own foibles. They either become angry or fake their responses while failing to get all but the most obvious jokes, if they're the object of others' humor, or go way overboard and get heavy-handed when trying to mock others. Subtlety is not their strong point.
I don't recall Trump making one joke about himself.
I don't recall Trump making one joke about himself.
He sarcastically referred to his own humility in a manner that made it clear he was joking. So while it wasn't overtly self-deprecating, it was effectively self-deprecating.
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Where, in hell?
Keep in mind that that survey actually had the candidates in a dead heat: The two were within the margin of error of the poll (+/- 2.5%). And that's before you account for the undecideds. (The poll doesn't add up to 100%.) Furthermore, the disclosure doesn't indicate how much weighting was placed on the second question. It is well-established that about 39% of the voters are absolutely sure that they will vote for Trump, while those voting for Clinton are more circumspect and non-committal. The results of the polls greatly depend on how much weight you afford absolute assurance versus something less than absolute confidence. Most of the better polls would ask that question with answers "Strongly Agree", "Agree", "Neutral", "Disagree", "Strongly Disagree". Rasmussen asks that question with possible answers being "Sure" and "Not Sure", so that's going to inflate the Trump vote a bit. It's these kind of methodology elements that resulted in Rasmussen predicting a Romney victory in 2012.
Regardless, it's academic. The popular vote doesn't determine who's POTUS. Only the Electoral Vote matters.
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