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  • Meh, eating Mexican food on Cinco de Mayo - the horror!

    It's racist to assume all illegal immigrants are Hispanic right? Because that's what Hillary's doing

  • Meh, eating Mexican food on Cinco de Mayo - the horror!

    It's racist to assume all illegal immigrants are Hispanic right? Because that's what Hillary's doing

    @bbedward said:

    Meh, eating Mexican food on Cinco de Mayo - the horror!

    It's racist to assume all illegal immigrants are Hispanic right? Because that's what Hillary's doing

    It's not the fact he's eating Mexican food ed

  • Trump or Hillary. Hillary or Trump. Trump or Hillary.

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  • Even on people who hate Trump will enthusiastically pull the lever for him if they have half a brain cell - because he's the only one who will stop TPP and TTIP

  • @bbedward said:

    Meh, eating Mexican food on Cinco de Mayo - the horror!

    It's racist to assume all illegal immigrants are Hispanic right? Because that's what Hillary's doing

    It's not the fact he's eating Mexican food ed

  • U didn't find it doochey at all Ed? Like Hillary talking about her hot sauce a little?

  • U didn't find it doochey at all Ed? Like Hillary talking about her hot sauce a little?

    @clevfan4life said:

    U didn't find it doochey at all Ed? Hillary talking about her hot sauce a little?

    Not really, I don't care about Hillary's hot sauce either - but Trump is playing chess when everybody else is playing checkers.

    Trump said "I love Hispanics" and the bias media freaks out about it being pandering, then Clinton says "Today Trump says he loves Hispanics, yesterday Trump said he wants to deport illegal immigrants"

    So she equated hispanics with illegal immigrants, a net win for Trump.

    And nobody cares about the hot sauce, but Trump's comments got headlines on all the news networks - this is just what winning looks like.

  • yeah that double digit deficit in the polls sure does look like winning doesn't it.

  • yeah that double digit deficit in the polls sure does look like winning doesn't it.

    @clevfan4life said:

    yeah that double digit deficit in the polls sure does look like winning doesn't it.

    He's already closing the gap, under budget and ahead of schedule.

    I didn't expect the gap to start closing until July/August.

    The thing is people haven't seen it visualized Clinton vs Trump yet, which is why the polls don't matter this early - the landslide is coming.

  • You'll vote for Trump enthusiastically anyway Cle

    The TPP and TTIP disasters must be stopped, Rand Paul is set to endorse Trump, I'd be ecstatic if he picked Paul as VP or as SOS.

  • I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

  • I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

    @gftchris said:

    I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

    People want a complete outsider because the approval rates all across washington are in the tank.

    Jeb and Hillary are basically the same people - Clinton is infinitely more savvy politically, but is hurt drastically by all the scandals tied to the Clinton name.

  • Just came across this btw - in Trump's "I ❤ mexico" photo from yesterday, one the pile of papers etc is actually a picture of his ex wife on Life magazine. A bit weird?

    The original (from Trump's twitter):

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  • @gftchris said:

    I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

    People want a complete outsider because the approval rates all across washington are in the tank.

    Jeb and Hillary are basically the same people - Clinton is infinitely more savvy politically, but is hurt drastically by all the scandals tied to the Clinton name.

    @bbedward said:

    People want a complete outsider because the approval rates all across washington are in the tank.

    Jeb and Hillary are basically the same people - Clinton is infinitely more savvy politically, but is hurt drastically by all the scandals tied to the Clinton name.

    People think they want that, but when it comes down to it they're scared of new and change.

  • @bbedward said:

    People want a complete outsider because the approval rates all across washington are in the tank.

    Jeb and Hillary are basically the same people - Clinton is infinitely more savvy politically, but is hurt drastically by all the scandals tied to the Clinton name.

    People think they want that, but when it comes down to it they're scared of new and change.

    @gftchris said:

    People think they want that, but when it comes down to it they're scared of new and change.

    Except for when they voted for Obama in record numbers.

  • @gftchris said:

    People think they want that, but when it comes down to it they're scared of new and change.

    Except for when they voted for Obama in record numbers.

    @bbedward said:

    Except for when they voted for Obama in record numbers.

    True.

  • @bbedward said:

    Except for when they voted for Obama in record numbers.

    True.

    @gftchris said:

    True.

    And Reagan was considered an outsider, also record numbers.

    The political climate is great for an outsider when so many people are unhappy with DC.

    I supported Obama in 08', what a mistake - he's going to go down as the worst president in US history if the TPP goes through.

  • I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

    @gftchris said:

    I can't see Trump winning to be honest. Too many people are generally scared off by a complete outsider (Bernie would have suffered equally against Jeb, for example, not just a Trump thing) and Clinton is about as establishment as it's possible to be (except again maybe Jeb).

    Trump's disapproval rating is only 9 points higher than Hillary's. That's improved from 12 points 2 weeks ago. All he needs to do is tip the scales 4.5 more points, and he's got the presidency. He hasn't even really attacked her yet as he's been too busy with el Rato and Golly Gee Kasich. People were saying the exact same thing about Trump and the Republican nomination a year ago, yet here he is, the GOP nominee. Hillary's no different than Bush, and we've seen what Trump did to him. It's going to be Trump by a landslide.

  • the gaps closing already? cause I literally read yesterday that the deficit is double digi's. That was quick then.