Even if Clinton ekes out a narrow win, I can't see her being a two-term president.
I need some advice. If Trump does win,should I pull monies out of my vanguard account?
As I recall, Trump had no path without Florida, but an unlikely path even with Florida. She doesn't need a big win because it's not like Trump's supporters were going to change their minds even if he got blown out, but a win by any means will be a big deal.
As I recall, Trump had no path without Florida, but an unlikely path even with Florida. She doesn't need a big win because it's not like Trump's supporters were going to change their minds even if he got blown out, but a win by any means will be a big deal.
I need some advice. If Trump does win,should I pull monies out of my vanguard account?
Again, Republicans eviscerated election infrastructure In Democratic areas in the wake of the 2010 elections. So you had huge lines even when turnout was normal. Extra turnout is hard to capitalize on because there's no capacity to take it in and the lines get even longer.
Conversely, in rural areas that had their polling infrastructure preserved or expanded, there were never any lines so they had tons of excess capacity to take advantage of dramatically increased turnout.
Oh, they do. Clinton has more support in some traditionally red states but not enough to flip, Trump has more support in traditionally blue states with large rural populations.
Bluntly worry about 2020 then.
White peopleJesus fucking Christ...what the hell happened?
Underestimating the white vote in Florida doesn't bode well for elsewhere.As I recall, Trump had no path without Florida, but an unlikely path even with Florida. She doesn't need a big win because it's not like Trump's supporters were going to change their minds even if he got blown out, but a win by any means will be a big deal.
Thanks.No arguably you should put more money in at the bottom when the market over-reacts and crashes. You're betting on the long term market trend being up and since our global economy is capitalist we have bigger problems than Trump if that stops being true.
Even if Clinton ekes out a narrow win, I can't see her being a two-term president.
I mean, that really isn't a priority.
As I recall, Trump had no path without Florida, but an unlikely path even with Florida. She doesn't need a big win because it's not like Trump's supporters were going to change their minds even if he got blown out, but a win by any means will be a big deal.
Seriously. McCain and Romney didn't have a chance. But TRUMP? I just... have no words.This fact that I'm worrying during this fucking election is an emberassment to this country. Wtf really
As I recall, Trump had no path without Florida, but an unlikely path even with Florida. She doesn't need a big win because it's not like Trump's supporters were going to change their minds even if he got blown out, but a win by any means will be a big deal.
But is it winnable? What are our options?With Michigan, Trump very much has a clear path. And it's not looking as good as it should in MI right now.
Yeah, but then there's the goddamn midwestI'm at work
Is the election over? Does she still have a shot if she wins VA?
There's a plausible but unlikely map where she could win even if she loses MI if she takes VA back and also claims AZ.
I'm at work
Is the election over? Does she still have a shot if she wins VA?
Relax she's going to win Virginia.
So, at the presidential level, GOTV and money might not really matter much...