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The Dems have to be very nervous right now. This wasn't supposed to happen. Not with the media pulling for HC 110%
No time to spin this. Not with voting already started.
Mathematically, how does HRC lose if she wins women by a larger share than Trump wins men? There are more women in the electorate than there are men.
On Election Night in 2012, many predicted Romney would destroy Obama in Ohio. But when the exit polls started to come in, I saw that Obama was winning women overall by a greater share than Romney was winning men, and I immediately called the race over then.
This may invigorate Trump's base and keep Clinton's supporters from getting complacent in the home stretch, but it would surprising if voters would decide that a vague letter about some emails that may or may not be relevant would convince them to vote for Trump. His reputation precedes him.
The only reputation that is likely to be hurt by this is Comey's. It's now fairly obvious that he is little more than a partisan hack.
This may invigorate Trump's base and keep Clinton's supporters from getting complacent in the home stretch, but it would surprising if voters would decide that a vague letter about some emails that may or may not be relevant would convince them to vote for Trump. His reputation precedes him.
The only reputation that is likely to be hurt by this is Comey's. It's now fairly obvious that he is little more than a partisan hack.
As Omar, (The Wire) warned, "You aim at the king, you best not miss."
I'm just assuming the worst case scenario for Clinton. I guess I always like to consider that first.
Losing Pennsylvania is not a realistic worst-case scenario. I'm a Pennsylvania native. I think what often gets lost in discussions about Pennsylvania is that the wealthier, Southeastern portion of the state (which has the highest turnout) is growing while the western part of the state (most friendly to Republicans) is shrinking. Allegheny County, however, is becoming more liberal.
Ask me a week from now after this bombshell has been factored in.
People already know about Clinton's shadyness and her emails. Why would this result in a mass exodus of educated White women to Trump given his statements about women and his position on reproductive rights?
This may invigorate Trump's base and keep Clinton's supporters from getting complacent in the home stretch, but it would surprising if voters would decide that a vague letter about some emails that may or may not be relevant would convince them to vote for Trump. His reputation precedes him.
The only reputation that is likely to be hurt by this is Comey's. It's now fairly obvious that he is little more than a partisan hack.
Did Rudy Giuliani orchestrate the Comey letter to Congress?
Did you know that James Comey OWES HIS CAREER to Rudy Giuliani? Why doesn't the MSM point this out?
'One person that definitely does have ties to Comey is former Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani. Giuliani was Comey's boss when Giuliani was the U.S. Attorney of New York's southern district when Giuliani hired Comey in 1987 as an assistant, according to New York Magazine."
Last week Giuliani smugly warned of an October surprise:
"When asked to clarify, Giuliani laughed and said, “You’ll see. We got a couple of surprises left.” He continued: “Surprises in the way that we’re going to campaign to get our message out there. Maybe in a little bit of a different way. You’ll see. And I think it will be enormously effective.”
I'm just assuming the worst case scenario for Clinton. I guess I always like to consider that first.
Losing Pennsylvania is not a realistic worst-case scenario. I'm a Pennsylvania native. I think what often gets lost in discussions about Pennsylvania is that the wealthier, Southeastern portion of the state (which has the highest turnout) is growing while the western part of the state (most friendly to Republicans) is shrinking. Allegheny County, however, is becoming more liberal.
Do you envision Colorado switching up?
I don't see California, NY, etc. going for Trump and as long as Colorado and Pennsylvania hold for Clinton, she's got the 270.
People already know about Clinton's shadyness and her emails. Why would this result in a mass exodus of educated White women to Trump given his statements about women and his position on reproductive rights?
Trump was already on the move and today 4-way race is down to 3.8
Let`s talk about it a week from now after this new revelation has been factored in.
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