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Trump’s average favorability, incidentally, is 38.1 percent per RCP, which places him a few points higher than Clinton. For all the hype about his historically low job approval during his first year, it’s not unthinkable that between seething Republicans and unhappy Berniebros, a Hillary presidency would have been as unpopular or more unpopular.
However much the public may dislike POTUS, there’s apparently little buyer’s remorse given who the alternative was. My guess when first looking at this graph was that it was probably Donna Brazile’s book alleging Clinton-run shenanigans at the DNC at Bernie Sanders’s expense last year that was chiefly responsible. That would have further soured Democrats on Hillary, sending her numbers plunging. But I’m wrong: Clinton’s down only a point among Dems since June, per Gallup’s data. It’s independents and Republicans who have turned (even more) negative on her, with Hillary’s favorability among each group sliding six points. It’s probably scandals covered in right-wing media that have damaged her, then, mainly her campaign’s role in funding the Trump dossier and the Uranium One business. Fox News has been hammering both partly to deflect from unhappy news for Trump. Which raises another fascinating what-if: If Trump were more popular, would Clinton be more popular too because conservative media would be spending the time devoted to her scandals on his victories instead?
In other words, Hillary Clinton would lose to Donald J. Trump AGAIN if the election were repeated today. This is something the left doesn't seem to grasp as they pursue ridiculous "Russian collusion" theories and otherwise tilt at windmills.
Did you hear the latest? Hilliary said that Jill Stein worked with the Russians because she got votes that should have gone to Hillary in key states. Things are really bad if the Far Left is eating their own.
In other words, Hillary Clinton would lose to Donald J. Trump AGAIN if the election were repeated today. This is something the left doesn't seem to grasp as they pursue ridiculous "Russian collusion" theories and otherwise tilt at windmills.
The investigation of Donald Trump and his cabinet/campaign has nothing to do with trying to put Clinton in the White House and everything to do with illegal things they have done.
In other words, Hillary Clinton would lose to Donald J. Trump AGAIN if the election were repeated today. This is something the left doesn't seem to grasp as they pursue ridiculous "Russian collusion" theories and otherwise tilt at windmills.
So we are in love with polls -- Trumps approval rating is at 39% - not a low for him -- but poor guy - -more Americans DON'T like him.
It is hard to get over when she is out there on a book tour blaming everyone in her own party and the general populace. After all, "she should be up by 50 points". She is also trying desperately to rehab her political career, which is on life support.
Unlike other major party candidates that fade into the background, she continues to be out front, making absurd assertions, as if she thinks people actually believe her.
Additionally, as more of her corruption comes out, and how she seemed to have too many friends in high places, people want her to face the scrutiny she should have gotten for all her misdeeds.
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Originally Posted by Kevroqs
Yet Hillary supporters are still whining that they lost the election.
Indeed
That combined with the aforementioned is what keeps her in the news and these absurd polls about her.
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