Rasmussen : Trump +4 over Hildebeast

[Elessar]

We'll see. Vote conservative; Vote Johnson.

Do what you wish, but going with him is worse than Ron Paul. It is insane.

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

There's no chance in hell I'll cast a vote for that loon.

There's a few burned out hippies living in Talkeetna with the same ideas and they can't be trusted to babysit a cat.

HAHA, only people on the right that will vote for him are those that ignore how it just may give the Hillarybeast the win...

I myself, take a dim view on such gambling -when so much is at stake in this election.

For 8 years of that corrupt leftist piece of human waste (hildabeast) will very likely finish this nation off IMHO.-TYR

[gabosaurus]

Trump has steamrolled his Republican opponents. Which means he would be favored to win a general election where only declared Republicans could vote.
However, when the normal electorate is allowed to vote, Trump has a 20 percent chance to win.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/...ing-president/

[fj1200]

Do what you wish, but going with him is worse than Ron Paul. It is insane.

That's not even close to true.

[fj1200]

HAHA, only people on the right that will vote for him are those that ignore how it just may give the Hillarybeast the win...

I myself, take a dim view on such gambling -when so much is at stake in this election.

For 8 years of that corrupt leftist piece of human waste (hildabeast) will very likely finish this nation off IMHO.-TYR

Don't gamble with the choice between pandering establishment types. Go with Johnson.

[jimnyc]

That's not even close to true.

Well, they do both seem to be hovering around that 10% mark.

They both think drugs being legalized is a grand idea.

And they are both a little nutty.

[fj1200]

Well, they do both seem to be hovering around that 10% mark.

They both think drugs being legalized is a grand idea.

And they are both a little nutty.

Paul could only dream about 10% but I'm pretty sure they both understand the Constitution at higher levels than trump. And I think trump is nutty so I might just give you that last one.

[jimnyc]

Paul could only dream about 10% but I'm pretty sure they both understand the Constitution at higher levels than trump. And I think trump is nutty so I might just give you that last one.

Look at his numbers through the primaries, 10.9%

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resu...rimaries,_2012

[jimnyc]

Almost forgot, with these 'new' numbers - it was one helluva "spectacular" drop for the criminal. Of course that will be ignored.

[gabosaurus]

Hate is the definite winner so far, with mistrust and prejudice trailing closely.

Democrat Hillary Clinton has 42 percent to Republican Donald Trump's 40 percent - too close to call - as American voters say neither candidate would be a good president and that the campaign has increased hatred and prejudice in the nation, according to a Quinnipiac University National poll released today.

This compares to results of a June 1 national poll by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University, showing Clinton edging Trump 45 - 41 percent.

When third party candidates are added to today's survey, Clinton gets 39 percent with Trump at 37 percent. Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson gets 8 percent and Green Party candidate Jill Stein gets 4 percent.

"The 2016 election has increased the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S.," 61 percent of American voters say. Another 34 percent say it has had no impact. Of that 61 percent, 67 percent blame the Trump campaign and 16 percent blame the Clinton campaign.

https://www.qu.edu/news-and-events/q...ReleaseID=2363

[jimnyc]

Hate is the definite winner so far, with mistrust and prejudice trailing closely.



https://www.qu.edu/news-and-events/q...ReleaseID=2363

For what it's worth, I have posted polls before from Quinnipiac, and it was yet another that you dismissed claiming they were biased. Just pointing out the facts.

[gabosaurus]

The most surprising poll result I have seen recently was that Trump's lead over Hillary in Texas was in single digits. With about 16 percent undecided.
Some Texas Dems believe the state could be in play in November, which I find to be absurd.

[fj1200]

Look at his numbers through the primaries, 10.9%

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resu...rimaries,_2012

The primaries are over. 10% in the General Election is a completely different thing, uncharted territory for Libertarians.

[jimnyc]

The primaries are over. 10% in the General Election is a completely different thing, uncharted territory for Libertarians.

I agree, and he's reaching numbers never before seen. I was just pointing out that RP was once reaching 10% of the crow out there, even if it were in primary land, as a comparison between the 2. That's all, nothing more.

[gabosaurus]

I agree, and he's reaching numbers never before seen. I was just pointing out that RP was once reaching 10% of the crow out there, even if it were in primary land, as a comparison between the 2. That's all, nothing more.