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Wait, wat with McGinty?
Not the first poll showing it's a close race.
Wait, wat with McGinty?
BREAKING: Donald Trump seeks $10 million from former campaign aide, alleges breach of confidentiality agreement.
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BREAKING: Donald Trump seeks $10 million from former campaign aide, alleges breach of confidentiality agreement.
Trumps ads are all over CNN and Fox News, Super Pac ads but does it really matter?
Important to do this during a presidential campaign.
Trumps ads are all over CNN and Fox News, Super Pac ads but does it really matter?
READ THIS IF YOU'RE THINKING BERNIE IS FINISHED!!!!
I've seen ads against Hillary Clinton, I think. It's easy to confuse PAC messaging with official campaign ads.
Where the hell did this madness come from?
The Democratic National Convention is likely to open with a showcase of some of the party's biggest stars, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and first lady Michelle Obama, according to a source with knowledge of the convention planning.
Although the speaking schedule isn't yet set in stone, the jam-packed Monday night is also expected to include Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.), and Rep. Joe Kennedy (D-Mass.) will introduce Warren in Philadelphia.
Sanders's name will be entered into the nomination, prompting a roll call vote of delegates for both candidates.
According to another source familiar with the convention planning, the night's theme will be an economic agenda focused on families. The list of speakers is intended to highlight the unity of the Democratic Party in contrast to the Republican convention that will have come the week before.
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A major factor that could scramble speaking plans is Clinton's vice-presidential pick. That person is likely to speak later in the week on a big night focused on introducing them to the party and to the country. Warren is being vetted as a potential running mate.
It is not unprecedented for speakers to be announced and then -- as was the case for former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards in 2004 -- one of them is selected as the vice-presidential pick.
Where the hell did this madness come from?
Not the case. There are polling outlets dedicated to providing feel-good info to Rs and Ds.basically: any polls that support your candidate are awesome, any that support the other guy are undersampling or clearly biased.
Yes.Is it true that Warren speaking on the opening night is likely an indication she isn't getting picked?
Is it true that Warren speaking on the opening night is likely an indication she isn't getting picked?
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Is it true that Warren speaking on the opening night is likely an indication she isn't getting picked?
Swim with the sharks, best be prepared to get bit.I can't wait for when he gets obliterated in November and goes scorched-earth suing everyone on the planet.
Is it true that Warren speaking on the opening night is likely an indication she isn't getting picked?
.It is not unprecedented for speakers to be announced and then -- as was the case for former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards in 2004 -- one of them is selected as the vice-presidential pick.
I ain't even gonna worry about polls until August. Emails, VP, conventions, etc. Not gonna freak out over the fluctuations that are definitely gonna happen for a while. Shit's gonna be unstable until after all of this is in the rearview.
yeah, he seems great to me.This Admiral looks like a pretty nice oddball pick. Unexpected, but he seems alright to me.
I can imagine some far left people getting nervous having a military guy as VP, but they're stupid as any casual reading of his history shows he isn't exactly a man who wants to jump into war, and is quite the opposite.
What if Christie is announced as VP?
Clinton isn't picking her VP till Trump does
it's still an open game
The more I think about it, the more having the former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO being your VP would be such a snag, especially with the "TERRORISM IS GOING TO KILL EVERYONE" group of people.
I think he could really help with scared white people going to Trump because he says strong words.
Those people aren't voting for Clinton anyway. They are already convinced she personally killed troops in Benghazi.
Let's get some Dr. Jill Stein numbers, since she is the most powerful woman in America right now.
Maybe if you live in a world where everyone is either a Breitbart reader or is not. But there are people like the Jennifer Rubin's of the world who cannot support Trump and can be swayed by a ticket that highlights stability/experience.
Hillary herself already brings about as much stability and experience as you can ask for. To the point where it is actually seen as a negative.
but she's a democrat
having someone who is extremely respected and who was the command of NATO (the thing Trump wants to get rid of), could be and I think would be a huge opportunity to get the vote of people who view the military as being an important thing to think about when voting.
Good call. We should get a respected veteran like John Kerry.
Good call. We should get a respected veteran like John Kerry.
Trump has no operation in basically any state:
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_57866c42e4b03fc3ee4ed0be
Ground games barely matter, but this will probably be one extra point to Hillary.
Trumps ads are all over CNN and Fox News, Super Pac ads but does it really matter?
But the Dean Scream was enough to destroy a campaign while in present time Marco Suave Rubio can't even win his home state because an orangutan is louder and more racist.There's an indication, based on 2008 Obama, that a strong ground game is very important in battleground states
http://poq.oxfordjournals.org/content/73/5/1023.full.pdf+html
Popular vote underestimated Obama by 3 points.Question, how off was the 2012 aggregate from the final result?
I hope so.
I really think she needs her. Like really. Kaine is a safe pick, but I think if anything is a lesson this cycle staying safe is the most dangerous option.
Almost no matter who is voting people are saying they want a break from a status quo.
The new Dem platform is exciting. We need someone who is completely, enthusiastically behind every aspect of it, and the economic populism behind it.
I don't see anyone else who can do it other than Warren. I get why picking Kaine is better for if she actually wins,but these new polls are making me worried. None of the inconveniences Warren's pick will bring mean anything if she doesn't win.
We desperately need Warren's economic populism and the credibility she brings in that department this cycle.
Adding her on the ticket is as much as Hillary can really do to prove that she is serious about this these issues.
but she's a democrat
having someone who is extremely respected and who was the command of NATO (the thing Trump wants to get rid of), could be and I think would be a huge opportunity to get the vote of people who view the military as being an important thing to think about when voting.
pretty unfortunate how negative the Admiral seems to be towards the Iran deal.
While I think you are overstating the degree to which Clinton "needs" Warren, I do agree that Warren would be more helpful even than people realize. I think the prospect of defining ourselves as the party of competent women and defining the GOP as the party of old, irrational white backlash has the potential to pay huge dividends down the road. Women are the majority EVERYWHERE. The politics are somewhat like a less consequential but broader version of the Civil Rights Act. The GOP could potentially respond by digging themselves into a disastrous rut that's very hard to get out of, once begun. If they want a smaller piece of the pie, and to alienate the bigger, growing piece, by all means let them.