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oh my gosh! He might hit a 15% possibility of success.
Seriously, trump is very unlikely to win. But he has a chance. Lets not be unrealistic though. Currently the most probable result is a massive clinton blowout.
graywar said "massive clinton blowout" roflmao ^^^
You are putting on a brave face, and I find it rather sweet and sad at the same time ... full of pathos in the truest sense of the word.
In defeat I hope you do not stew in bitterness and anger, and I promise I will not gloat nor ridicule; it's just one election out of many and you will get on with your life.
Peace.
Lol, have you seen this guy going nutso on CD since Trump's win Should have lived by his wise words.
Much ado has been made about the fact that Trump refused to say that he would "accept" the results of the election.
First off, I can't figure out why anyone would expect a candidate to relinquish their right to contest the results of an election that hasn't happened yet, especially if they have reason to believe that all is not kosher.
Funny, as much as I respect the overall job that Chris Wallace did in the final debate (especially compared to the first two) I can't fathom why he worded the question that way and why he didn't ask Hillary the same question.
But my real question here is what will Democrats (both the people and the politicians) do if Trump actually wins?
Will Democrats "accept" Trump winning? OR will they throw a fit, demand investigations, recounts and indulge in their favorite form of protests....Riots?
Democrats (both the people and the politicians) do if Trump actually wins?
Will Democrats "accept" Trump winning? OR will they throw a fit, demand investigations, recounts and indulge in their favorite form of protests....Riots?
Yes as usual, they rioted.
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