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DNC has already nominated King Hillary. It's just a matter of the coronation now.
She is the defacto establishment candidate in a party that has alienated large portions of the electorate. (namely those who work and pay taxes) How it will end because of it depends upon the idiots in the GOP and if they nominate someone who can beat her, or force through an unelectable establishment candidate like they did in '12 with Romney.
If they nominate Trump, then King Hillary will be back in the Hamptons socializing with her very rich hedge fund friends in the Hamptons come a year from now. And there is thinking that Hillary might not even hold California.
the DNC did that in 2007 also, remember how that worked out for her?
and i agree with the republican side of things also. the republicans must let things play out without interfering in the process, otherwise it will be a long time before they win the white house again.
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Except that didn't happen. No one even knew the video existed until after the attack. The video was a complete ruse to divert attention away from Obama and his re election where he was telling Americans that he had kept us safe for the last 4 years and prevented attacks. Remember binladen is dead and gm is alive nonsense he was spouting over and over on the campaign trail, couldn't let anything derail that fine slogan. So Hillary and others from his administration went out to tell America that the protest on 9/11 was because of some video on YouTube that was seen like 90 times up to that point was the sole cause and terrorists were not involved.
You are completely wrong. the Ciaro attack even happened before Benghazi did, the mastermind said he used it for recruitment.
The Likely D's and the Lean D's have elected more lean R's in the last 4 years though, like a trend is being exposed.
It is like the D's pulled their masks off too early and scared a lot of people they baited, before it was a done deal.
Truth came to light. Exposing both parties.... The reason 3 people that have never seriously run for office in politics, leading in public opinion.
People in 20 states, wish to tell people in 30 states, what is best for them.....
The Likely D's and the Lean D's have elected more lean R's in the last 4 years though, like a trend is being exposed.
It is like the D's pulled their masks off too early and scared a lot of people they baited, before it was a done deal.
Truth came to light. Exposing both parties.... The reason 3 people that have never seriously run for office in politics, leading in public opinion.
People in 20 states, wish to tell people in 30 states, what is best for them.....
If there is a political injustice, it's in the House of Representatives. Because urban centers are concentrated in their population, the majority is deeply deeply underrepresented in the House. You have gerrymandered and rural districts that are a minority - controlling the majority population.
Even if the GOP candidates weren't outspent, they would have lost.
There are more registered Democrats in Pennsylvania than Republicans.
This year was an important mayoral race in Philadelphia and the Democrats turned out. In Philly, registered Republicans make up only 17% of the voters.
Philly has changed so much that many of it's born and bred residents would not recognize their old neighborhoods.
It has become a very different city with urban decay, immoral, crime ridden, etc.
Even the churches who try to help the poor are going under because there is no community support.
By and large the urban population centers will continue to want more government intervention in their lives to try and control the mayhem that will ensue. So while PA might very well vote (D) more than (R) because of that, I'd bet it looks like most other states that are predominately red, except in small blue pockets of the urban jungles.
Even FL is mostly red, but the tri-county are of S FL along with a couple of other areas is enough to turn the tide. That is evident not only by the colors on the map, but most of the state legislature and governor has been (R) for a very long time.
I agree that Hillary is quite vulnerable and that no one can count on certain states voting a particular way. The right person can swing some of these states in their direction. Hillary absolutely, positively can be beat.
What I'm not sure of is that Republicans are going to put up a candidate with that kind of mainstream appeal. Right now there is tremendous pressure for all the candidates to swing hard to the right in order to win primaries, and they might not be able to pull off a swing back to the middle when the time comes. Someone with enough charisma and talent can pull that off.
In the end though, a year is a LONG time in politics. A turn in the economy or a terrorist attack or a major scandal or an ill timed goof can change everything drastically. There is jut no way to predict at this stage of the game.
If there is a political injustice, it's in the House of Representatives. Because urban centers are concentrated in their population, the majority is deeply deeply underrepresented in the House. You have gerrymandered and rural districts that are a minority - controlling the majority population.
Push to repeal the voting rights act then as it mandates minority majority districts.
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I think Silver said it best with "... if you want to argue that Hillary Clinton’s chances of winning the popular vote next year are 50 percent but that her Electoral College chances are more like 53 percent or 55 percent instead, go ahead — that’s probably about what the “blue wall” amounts to.....
I agree that Hillary is quite vulnerable and that no one can count on certain states voting a particular way. The right person can swing some of these states in their direction. Hillary absolutely, positively can be beat.
What I'm not sure of is that Republicans are going to put up a candidate with that kind of mainstream appeal. Right now there is tremendous pressure for all the candidates to swing hard to the right in order to win primaries, and they might not be able to pull off a swing back to the middle when the time comes. Someone with enough charisma and talent can pull that off.
In the end though, a year is a LONG time in politics. A turn in the economy or a terrorist attack or a major scandal or an ill timed goof can change everything drastically. There is jut no way to predict at this stage of the game.
Sanders is doing the same but even more so by pushing Hillary left.
Does someone have to be 100% accurate in everything they do?
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