I'm beginning to believe if Trump wins the GOP nomination, he'll win New York with
ease and the Presidency.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/donald-trump%e2%80%99s-strongest-supporters-a-certain-kind-of-democrat/ar-BBo4TY9?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=mailsignout
ease and the Presidency.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/donald-trump%e2%80%99s-strongest-supporters-a-certain-kind-of-democrat/ar-BBo4TY9?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=mailsignout
Rubio - Haley 2016
You can support who you want but I will say it again.
He won't win in NY, NJ, Florida or California.
It will be a worse lost for Trump than two face Mitt had to endure back in 2012. Lol
Trump would not be relevant in the running if not for millions upon millions of agitated voters from the left and right, with the feeling they've been betrayed year after year by politicians they cast their vote for.
Millions of far left affluent Voters who supported President Obama are not satisfied with the direction he's taken.
Millions of Republicans and Independents who voted for President Obama now believe
they were fooled.
Millions more unskilled poor people who voted for President Obama are not happy they are making less money than they did when Bush was President, and lost more rights, while the rich have increased their net worth substantially under President Obama.
If I was rich I'd buy more Smith and Wesson stock Monday morning.
On the other hand, millions on the right feel betrayed by Boehner and Republican leaders by their continual agreement with President Obama's policies, when they should have stood their ground.
In Presidential elections, usually less than 60% of eligible voters show up at the polls.
In 1984 the year of the Republican who could not win, Reagan won with only 53% of voting age citizens showing up at the voting booth.
After the failures of President Carter, Democrat voter apathy was the majority reason for a low turnout contributing to Reagan's landslide win.
In 2008 with a majority of the country looking for hope and change and less war after Bush, and a well run campaign by Senator Obama, 56% of voting age citizens showed up to vote for a better life under president Obama, only to find the stark reality of more of the same old economy designed for the rich, Nixon style spying, and more Mid East unrest and civil wars since the Crusades.
Look at the last two recent midterm elections with the GOP shellacking the Democrats across the country, now holding more seats of authority than they've held in over a hundred years.
If Trump can find a way to get a third of previous citizen non voters to the voting booth, he'll win NY and the rest of our Great country with a land slide bigger than Reagan's .
The other candidates running for President will fail to find first time voters with the ease of Trump, if he wins the GOP nomination.
If the worn down and exhausted Hillary with no energy, is able to stay on her feet, mentally and physically, highly doubtful IMO, until election day, she won't find a substantial amount of new voters who aren't already in her book.
Trump on the other hand could possibly find twenty million normally stay at home legitimate voters, on their way to the voting booth, for the first time in their life.
The Republicans hold too many seats for a proper balance of power.
There are those who will conclude the Democrats will take back many seats recently lost mid terms and possibly win back the Senate.
Trump will be a great Presidential choice to stifle the power grubbing brokers from both sides of the aisle, regardless who keeps or wins the Senate.
Rubio- Haley 2016
He won't win in NY, NJ, Florida or California.
It will be a worse lost for Trump than two face Mitt had to endure back in 2012. Lol
I am not a big fan of Hillary but she will get her share of the white vote and most of the minority vote.
The bottom line is it will look more like America than what Trump voters are looking like on TV and in print etc.
She does not need black or latin people acting like props either!
Millions of far left affluent Voters who supported President Obama are not satisfied with the direction he's taken.
Millions of Republicans and Independents who voted for President Obama now believe
they were fooled.
Millions more unskilled poor people who voted for President Obama are not happy they are making less money than they did when Bush was President, and lost more rights, while the rich have increased their net worth substantially under President Obama.
If I was rich I'd buy more Smith and Wesson stock Monday morning.
On the other hand, millions on the right feel betrayed by Boehner and Republican leaders by their continual agreement with President Obama's policies, when they should have stood their ground.
In Presidential elections, usually less than 60% of eligible voters show up at the polls.
In 1984 the year of the Republican who could not win, Reagan won with only 53% of voting age citizens showing up at the voting booth.
After the failures of President Carter, Democrat voter apathy was the majority reason for a low turnout contributing to Reagan's landslide win.
In 2008 with a majority of the country looking for hope and change and less war after Bush, and a well run campaign by Senator Obama, 56% of voting age citizens showed up to vote for a better life under president Obama, only to find the stark reality of more of the same old economy designed for the rich, Nixon style spying, and more Mid East unrest and civil wars since the Crusades.
Look at the last two recent midterm elections with the GOP shellacking the Democrats across the country, now holding more seats of authority than they've held in over a hundred years.
If Trump can find a way to get a third of previous citizen non voters to the voting booth, he'll win NY and the rest of our Great country with a land slide bigger than Reagan's .
The other candidates running for President will fail to find first time voters with the ease of Trump, if he wins the GOP nomination.
If the worn down and exhausted Hillary with no energy, is able to stay on her feet, mentally and physically, highly doubtful IMO, until election day, she won't find a substantial amount of new voters who aren't already in her book.
Trump on the other hand could possibly find twenty million normally stay at home legitimate voters, on their way to the voting booth, for the first time in their life.
The Republicans hold too many seats for a proper balance of power.
There are those who will conclude the Democrats will take back many seats recently lost mid terms and possibly win back the Senate.
Trump will be a great Presidential choice to stifle the power grubbing brokers from both sides of the aisle, regardless who keeps or wins the Senate.
Rubio- Haley 2016
He won't win in NY, NJ, Florida or California.
It will be a worse lost for Trump than two face Mitt had to endure back in 2012. Lol
Just like two face Mitt and John McCain before him.