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It's all over the news that Hillary has lost nearly 8 points nationally in the last week and still falling. Will she survive, or has overconfidence cost her the election?
It's all over the news that Hillary has lost nearly 8 points nationally in the last week and still falling. Will she survive, or has overconfidence cost her the election?
Please post a link about how "It's all over the news."
Was this from that article about how the Amish are going all in for Trump?
Last edited by GotHereQuickAsICould; 10-28-2016 at 08:28 AM..
IBD is finally starting to move its outsized proportion of undecideds and third party voters to the main candidates. Clinton appears to be benefiting the most from that.
It's all over the news that Hillary has lost nearly 8 points nationally in the last week and still falling. Will she survive, or has overconfidence cost her the election?
Most Millennials I know say they aren't voting or are going 3rd party.
The smart bet is on Hillary, but when you consider that she needs a strong turnout from minorities and the kidos, it makes it interesting.Trump is going to have a strong turnout from his supporters no doubt. I'm not so sure about Hillary.
This is going to be interesting to say the least. I still think Hillary wins because of the Electoral College, but I think Trump will receive more legit votes giving Hillary about a million or so more counted votes, due to massive voter fraud in states like California.
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