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These Three States Are Making a Trump Win Basically Impossible

coldjoint said:
Did I miss Labor Day? Let's take a look then.
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Well considering how badly Trump's been sinking since the conventions, I'm not sure you'll want to see them.

I am certain that either way, you will be full of excuses.

PS - Labor Day is in 3 weeks. That'll be a hell of a comeback.
 
Casca XV said:
Of course you left out that pretty much every major poll is oversampling Democrats 10 to 15% to give Hillary a 5 to 10% lead.

CNN, and the Network News doing a poll on Trump is like Rush and Alex Jones doing a poll on Hillary.

Social Media views and likes has Trump 2 to 3 time over. With polls people are approached with social media people are motivated to participate. Obama won because he had a high enthusiasm among Dems, Trumps enthusiasm is even higher. At the same time Hillary's enthusiasm is even lower than Romnies was.
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Oh ok. He has more "likes." If only we held elections via Facebook.:lamo
 
rocket88 said:
Well considering how badly Trump's been sinking since the conventions, I'm not sure you'll want to see them.

I am certain that either way, you will be full of excuses.

PS - Labor Day is in 3 weeks. That'll be a hell of a comeback.
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It has happened before.
 
apdst said:
Ok, North Carolina. Whatever, dude.
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Well that makes a big difference considering North Carolina is at least 10% more Democratic than South Carolina.
 
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