The New Hampshire Primary |Feb 9|: Live Free or Die

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Anyone here live or have freinds or fam in NH? Who they voting for?


So far, there are only two of us GAFfers in NH.

My dad is a "politician" and is about as far right as you can get and supports Cruz. My mother will automatically parrot that choice.

I'm IND, but work in the insurance industry so I tend to lean right because of the big lie, called ACA.
 
For how much you participate in Trump threads I would think you'd dig that. They air Trump stuff for the same reason there are so many Trump threads on gaf.

Dig that? No. They pander. I don't want to see them pander Trump. Who can just call in by phone, and give 40 minute interviews.
 
So far, there are only two of us GAFfers in NH.

My dad is a "politician" and is about as far right as you can get and supports Cruz. My mother will automatically parrot that choice.

I'm IND, but work in the insurance industry so I tend to lean right because of the big lie, called ACA.

are you fairly confident in your certainty that aca is poop butt? no judging here, merely curious.
 
So far, there are only two of us GAFfers in NH.

My dad is a "politician" and is about as far right as you can get and supports Cruz. My mother will automatically parrot that choice.

I'm IND, but work in the insurance industry so I tend to lean right because of the big lie, called ACA.
you're not independent, you're a Republican who doesn't have the balls to register as a Republican
 
So far, there are only two of us GAFfers in NH.

My dad is a "politician" and is about as far right as you can get and supports Cruz. My mother will automatically parrot that choice.

I'm IND, but work in the insurance industry so I tend to lean right because of the big lie, called ACA.
Me here as well, both people here voted Bern
 
Either or? Any indication to the public they're all for banning muslims basically?

Indication, no. But I suspect a lot of them agree with him deep down, they're just afraid to say anything because only Trump can get away with that.

I honestly think that when Trump says <insert-crazy-thing-here> his polls automatically shoot up, and if the next day Ted Cruz says exactly the same thing, his poll numbers would go down.
 
Indication, no. But I suspect a lot of them agree with him deep down, they're just afraid to say anything because only Trump can get away with that.

I honestly think that when Trump says <insert-crazy-thing-here> his polls automatically shoot up, and if the next day Ted Cruz says exactly the same thing, his poll numbers would go down.

I think it's because Trump seems honest (I know right) because of the fact he says what he wants. Which means (whether true or not) he can tell the nation he doesn't hate muslims it's just in their best interest. Cruz saying it .. well he couldn't spin it any other way other than vitriol.
 
So far, there are only two of us GAFfers in NH.

My dad is a "politician" and is about as far right as you can get and supports Cruz. My mother will automatically parrot that choice.

I'm IND, but work in the insurance industry so I tend to lean right because of the big lie, called ACA.
I work in the insurance industry too and all I can say is BWAHAHA.
 
Oh. I bet foreigners are having a time with our election this year. Does it seem like reality TV?

Everyone is aware of Trump.

And the left-wing here are interested in Bernie at least.

I probably pay more attention than the average American. XD
 
I would be shocked if Sanders win fell into a single digit lead.

I wouldn't. independents breaking to vote for republicans in big numbers could absolutely do it. Given that the democratic race is supposed to easily go to sanders and the republican race (well...for #2 at least) is competitive, this could absolutely be a thing.
 
If Sanders doesn't win in double digits, that would pretty much be the end of his campaign. He's also built an expectation game where has sort of has to run train, or else his win becomes sort of meaningless in its impact in states that are not as friendly towards him.
 
Prepare to be shocked!

Nah, I'm a Hillary supporter and I don't think she has much of a chance of getting it to single digits. That said, if she does then Bernie's campaign is on shaky ground. In what should be Bernie's strongest state, anything less than a double digit win is underperforming.
 
If Sanders doesn't win in double digits, that would pretty much be the end of his campaign. He's also built an expectation game where has sort of has to run train, or else his win becomes sort of meaningless in its impact in states that are not as friendly towards him.

Was Sanders leading Hilary by double digits in all polls in the last few months or something?
 
If Sanders doesn't win in double digits, that would pretty much be the end of his campaign. He's also built an expectation game where has sort of has to run train, or else his win becomes sort of meaningless in its impact in states that are not as friendly towards him.

The media won't let it happen. Even if he wins by a small margin the story will be that Hillary's in trouble or whatever. I bet they even have the articles pre-loaded and ready to go.
 
are you fairly confident in your certainty that aca is poop butt? no judging here, merely curious.


Briefly/generally:

As it's currently constituted, yes.

Reform was needed, but it was not done correctly and fully. The band-aid approach instituted, rather than attacking/fixing the full issue has created more issues as seen by most major carriers pulling out of the exchanges.

For example, until "for-profit" hospitals and pharmaceutical companies are held accountable for their part of it, there will continue to be issues. Also, some of the changes (no pre-x, etc) have opened a ton of fraud/exploitation of Obama care from non US citizens. Non-profits playing Robin Hood do not help the situation, lol.

Tough to articulate in short form, but yeah, change was needed, we just didn't get it the right way.
 
Was Sanders leading Hilary by double digits in all polls in the last few months or something?

Not all polls, but most of them have had him leading by double digits. A few even had the lead over 30.

Single digit lead would be a bad outcome for Sanders. Anything over 10% is good for him, and 20+ would be great.
 
I wouldn't. independents breaking to vote for republicans in big numbers could absolutely do it. Given that the democratic race is supposed to easily go to sanders and the republican race (well...for #2 at least) is competitive, this could absolutely be a thing.

Why would Independents breaking for GOP put Sanders into a single-digit margin of victory? Wouldn't those independents, if they vote Dem, be more likely to go for Hillary than Sanders?
 
Preliminary exit poll results from ABC. These seem to be trickling out.

Preliminary exit polls (ones out before poll closing) aren't always a good indicator since people who are able to vote before 5PM are significantly different than those who have to vote after work.
 
Briefly/generally:

As it's currently constituted, yes.

Reform was needed, but it was not done correctly and fully. The band-aid approach instituted, rather than attacking/fixing the full issue has created more issues as seen by most major carriers pulling out of the exchanges.

For example, until "for-profit" hospitals and pharmaceutical companies are held accountable for their part of it, there will continue to be issues. Also, some of the changes (no pre-x, etc) have opened a ton of fraud/exploitation of Obama care from non US citizens. Non-profits playing Robin Hood do not help the situation, lol.

Tough to articulate in short form, but yeah, change was needed, we just didn't get it the right way.

How has your company performed on the market since the ACA was enacted? Genuinely curious.

Was the mass pullout of providers politically motivated or was it in response to the market?
 
Why would Independents breaking for GOP put Sanders into a single-digit margin of victory? Wouldn't those independents, if they vote Dem, be more likely to go for Hillary than Sanders?

NH is weird. Independent doesn't correlate with moderate as highly as it does in other states. I haven't checked the data recently but "independent" was the largest group for a long time because people in NH like being able to chose which primary they'll vote in. For example my leftist friends are going to vote for Trump instead of Sanders because A) Sanders polling make it look like he is asure thing in the state and B) Trump seems easy to beat in the fall.
 
Nah, I'm a Hillary supporter and I don't think she has much of a chance of getting it to single digits. That said, if she does then Bernie's campaign is on shaky ground. In what should be Bernie's strongest state, anything less than a double digit win is underperforming.
She was closing ground up until the last poll. I have faith in that velocity.

Bernie Sanders pulled a similar surprise with that tie in Iowa despite the polls.
 
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