This Election is Over, Hillary Will Win

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MT LeConte

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I'll be blunt. This is a mostly conservative forum and is therefore rife with low functioning mouth breathers that support Trump. So this is for you. The election is over and Hillary will win. The problem for Trump is that demographics are not his friend. Hispanics are not going to suddenly warm up to trump. Try as he may he's not going to peel off any significant portion of the Black vote. The gender gap favors Hillary. Asians voted for Obama 76% to 23% for Romney in 2012. However Trump IS expected to get the lions share of high turnout white male vote which won't be enough. He will also get 98-99% of the Klan and Skinhead vote, so you can take comfort in that.

The debates will be a big event but won't matter much. What little changing of minds that occur will go both ways. The conservative media will tout Trump. Likewise for Hillary and the Liberal media. But, the political media has never had less influence over the electorate. Even low information voters know what's what and who's who nowadays. The polls? Don't pay any attention to them. It's demographics, demographics, demographics.

So suck it up guys. Demographics defeated McCain in '08 and Romney in '12. And the numbers have only grown in Liberals favor since. Sorry, but you right wingers have just excluded too many people for too long and it's coming back to bite you in the ass.
 
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The main thing that should have let the GOP win this election is the fact that Hillary was in sum the worst presidential candidate in modern history - until Trump, of course. Demographics be damned. No one likes her.

Rubio or Kasich would have won this election by almost 10 points. Trump may win, but it seems 50/50 right now.
 
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Sad thing is the demographics you mentioned as voting for Hillary? She could give two flying ****s about any of them as long as she's in power.
 
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MT LeConte said:
I'll be blunt. This is a mostly conservative forum and is therefore rife with low functioning mouth breathers that support Trump. So this is for you. The election is over and Hillary will win. The problem for Trump is that demographics are not his friend. Hispanics are not going to suddenly warm up to trump. Try as he may he's not going to peel off any significant portion of the Black vote. The gender gap favors Hillary. Asians voted for Obama 76% to 23% for Romney in 2012. However Trump IS expected to get the lions share of high turnout white male vote which won't be enough. He will also get 98-99% of the Klan and Skinhead vote, so you can take comfort in that.

The debates will be a big event but won't matter much. What little changing of minds that occur will go both ways. The conservative media will tout Trump. Likewise for Hillary and the Liberal media. But, the political media has never had less influence over the electorate. Even low information voters know what's what and who's who nowadays. The polls? Don't pay any attention to them. It's demographics, demographics, demographics.

So suck it up guys. Demographics defeated McCain in '08 and Romney in '12. And the numbers have only grown in Liberals favor since. Sorry, but you right wingers have just excluded too many people for too long and it's coming back to bite you in the ass.
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Who excluded the Asians?
 
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Grand Vol said:
Sad thing is the demographics you mentioned as voting for Hillary? She could give two flying ****s about any of them as long as she's in power.
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I guess the Republicans should have joined with the Democrat Party, and just let Mexico conquer our country without firing a single shot.
 
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MT LeConte said:
I'll be blunt. This is a mostly conservative forum and is therefore rife with low functioning mouth breathers that support Trump. So this is for you. The election is over and Hillary will win. The problem for Trump is that demographics are not his friend. Hispanics are not going to suddenly warm up to trump. Try as he may he's not going to peel off any significant portion of the Black vote. The gender gap favors Hillary. Asians voted for Obama 76% to 23% for Romney in 2012. However Trump IS expected to get the lions share of high turnout white male vote which won't be enough. He will also get 98-99% of the Klan and Skinhead vote, so you can take comfort in that.

The debates will be a big event but won't matter much. What little changing of minds that occur will go both ways. The conservative media will tout Trump. Likewise for Hillary and the Liberal media. But, the political media has never had less influence over the electorate. Even low information voters know what's what and who's who nowadays. The polls? Don't pay any attention to them. It's demographics, demographics, demographics.

So suck it up guys. Demographics defeated McCain in '08 and Romney in '12. And the numbers have only grown in Liberals favor since. Sorry, but you right wingers have just excluded too many people for too long and it's coming back to bite you in the ass.
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You are so fos
 

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UTCVol said:
The main thing that should have let the GOP win this election is the fact that Hillary was in sum the worst presidential candidate in modern history - until Trump, of course. Demographics be damned. No one likes her.

Rubio or Kasich would have won this election by almost 10 points. Trump may win, but it seems 50/50 right now.
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I think Rubio was honestly the best choice. Not just because I supported him, but because of the passion he brought into the primaries. However, I think back and he might be a bit young right now to run for it all. A little further seasoning certainly would have done him some good.

But I do agree he and Kasich would have been better options. But I'm not sure if Kasich would have grown the claws to go after Hillary.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Sad thing is the demographics you mentioned as voting for Hillary? She could give two flying ****s about any of them as long as she's in power.
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No one is deluded into think HRC cares for anyone or anything besides being elected. She is still a better, safer choice than Trump. Trumps supporters are dumb enough to believe he cares or will do anything to help them.
 
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Similar thread to all the 15-0 SECC NC counterparts on FF. Undefeated season was in the bag until about 3 minutes into the App State game. Why do people feel the need to make predictions so far out? Unless you simply want to discourage people from voting.
 
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Grand Vol said:
I think Rubio was honestly the best choice. Not just because I supported him, but because of the passion he brought into the primaries. However, I think back and he might be a bit young right now to run for it all. A little further seasoning certainly would have done him some good.

But I do agree he and Kasich would have been better options. But I'm not sure if Kasich would have grown the claws to go after Hillary.
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I don't think Rubio was the best choice for the office, but he was probably the best candidate to go against Hillary. Image is important and he had it in spades. He can speak well on policy. His youth and good health would look fantastic next to a candidate who has to be dragged into a car. He'll have another chance some day.
 
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k-town_king said:
No one is deluded into think HRC cares for anyone or anything besides being elected. She is still a better, safer choice than Trump. Trumps supporters are dumb enough to believe he cares or will do anything to help them.
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No one is deluded enough to think Trump represents them either. Having said that to say this, with her track record for corruption and manipulation, she certainly isn't the "safer" choice for the job.
 
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MT LeConte said:
I don't know, I guess they just don't like Republicans.
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The two killers with Asians are the perceptions of the GOP as anti-intellectual and racial dog-whistlers. Trump exacerbates both of these problems.

I don't think the average American realizes how horrific the treatment of Asian immigrants to this country was for such a long time. Asian immigration was straight up banned at one point. They're not going to support someone who uses such rhetoric.
 
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UTCVol said:
I don't think Rubio was the best choice for the office, but he was probably the best candidate to go against Hillary. Image is important and he had it in spades. He can speak well on policy. His youth and good health would look fantastic next to a candidate who has to be dragged into a car. He'll have another chance some day.
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Youthful exuberance certainly is an endearing quality for the job. JFK for example had that as you pointed out. Even Bill Clinton was "youthful" when he ran.

I think Rubio would have beat her like a rented mule on policy. His immigration reform alone would have pulled in vast amounts of Hispanic voters. All in all, he could sell what he was speaking about and had the passion to back it up. And I don't know if the word "passionate" has ever been applied to Kasich lol
 
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