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Looks like LA Times/USC poll has moved back to a tie. Seems to confirm the shift we've seen in some other polls that now have it in the 2-5 range (Pew, Zogby, Rasmussen, Reuters, Gravis, Bloomberg). It'll be interesting to see if Trump can cut into that another point or two next week.
That will be an interesting question. Will people forgive him his past mistakes? Or since it's stuck where it was in June is this simply where it will remain? We will know over the next few weeks. He's beginning to soften his positions as well.
From a thread about Clinton crushing Trump among millennials:
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Originally Posted by Rico Valencia
Millennials are losers, who cares. Most Millennials probably won't even own a home by the time they're 40, if ever. They are destined to be debt slaves and renters for life.
Millennial's are not only the laughingstock of America but of the entire world.
As I said Trump people only pimp polls when they read what they like, when the don't they dismiss them.
LOL! You guys do love to cherry pick polls. 1 poll out of 20. Big frigging whoop. Even Mitt Romney and John McCain led in some of them. It's a tie anyway.
LOL! You guys do love to cherry pick polls. 1 poll out of 20. Big frigging whoop. Even Mitt Romney and John McCain led in some of them. It's a tie anyway.
This is one of the most recent polls and has a large sample size. The LA Times poll is respected and renowned by both the left and the right.
I wouldn't say that it's worthless but it's amusing how people here pick one poll that shows their candidate favorably but ignore the others.
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Trump back in the lead
