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Besides all over? Get fired up in Florida, New Hampshire, Iowa, and Georgia.Where do you think they deploy Obama in October?
Besides all over? Get fired up in Florida, New Hampshire, Iowa, and Georgia.Where do you think they deploy Obama in October?
Sam Wang ‏@SamWangPhD 31m31 minutes ago
The election is no longer about swing states. The big question: Senate/House control. Today Clinton 342 EV, prob=86%
Where do you think they deploy Obama in October?
Where do you think they deploy Obama in October?
Where do you think they deploy Obama in October?
Georgia moreso than Florida, I think. His approval in FL was "only" 49%. But, ya, Georgia (if we're being cocky) and maybe a few swings around the I-4 Corridor.
Oh, and Iowa, I think. Iowa loves Obama.
If we have this polling gap come October, then Clinton will be going for blood and seriously trying to take the house.
Which means all hands on deck
I still can't believe everything is falling into place like we imagined back last year, never could have imagined it going down so perfectly horrible
I buy into the death spiral theory of Trump melting down since he's losing so bad so I'm guessing he calls Hillary a cunt and Obama the n-word and then attacks another disabled reporter before the election.
(He still wins West Virginia by 30 points, but everything else is in play).
Deploy Obama in FL all fall attacking Rubes.
Ending his career should be prerogative numero uno
She's a disabled vet, I mean... is there any chance she loses?
What is trump doing with all his campaign money? Press conferences and rallies can't be that expensive.
Adam D. Brown ‏@aduanebrown
Trump's strategy is brilliant, he's letting Clinton bleed her campaign coffers so after he wins 1st debate, he can drop 100+ million on ads.
At least Trump is campaigning in the vital swing state of Connecticut tomorrow.
What is trump doing with all his campaign money? Press conferences and rallies can't be that expensive.
Has there been another case in history where an incumbent party leaving the White House has a wave election towards their own party?
Seems like it usually works the other way around.
We're just so accustomed to conventional strategies we can't wrap our tiny liberal minds around the genius that is the Trump strategy.
Has there been another case in history where an incumbent party leaving the White House has a wave election towards their own party?
Seems like it usually works the other way around.
Clinton on average +6 on battleground states (which she got there by conventional campaigning/ad spending/gotv) is exactly where Trump wants her to be. He's got her in sights now.We're just so accustomed to conventional strategies we can't wrap our tiny liberal minds around the genius that is the Trump strategy.
HW Bush?
Wait until Hillary gets dem SCOTUS picks.
There was only a 2 seat change in the House and a 1 seat change in the Senate in 1988.
We don't exactly have a very large sample size, so there's literally always a first time for everything.
We're just so accustomed to conventional strategies we can't wrap our tiny liberal minds around the genius that is the Trump strategy.
Yeah I remembered it being a bit more than that. Those really did seem like the end days of liberalism in this country though.
Man, I can't even tell if that's sarcasm anymore.
Taking it at face value and assuming it to be true, however, isn't such a plan not even possible at this point? I thought there wasn't any more ad time left to buy or something.
There's ad time to buy, surely. But as I recall, because the Clinton campaign locked in those buys so early, they got much better rates than the Trump campaign would get now for the same amount of advertising.Man, I can't even tell if that's sarcasm anymore.
Taking it at face value and assuming it to be true, however, isn't such a plan not even possible at this point? I thought there wasn't any more ad time left to buy or something.
I had to look it up because I thought it was a lot worse than that. It really shows what a stranglehold the Democrats had on the Congress until Mr. Gerry Mander got his mitts on this shit.
There's a chance a liberal SC rules that Gerrymandering is unconstitutional.
That's what I'm hoping for, at least.
To be fair, his unorthodox method of winning the primaries was something to behold. Say outrageous shit, have media cover it 24/7, don't buy ads because what's the point when you're on cable news 24/7, rinse, repeat.
Hell it's still keeping him in the spotlight the entire time, which is what he really wants. The only problem is that the public is waking up to the fact that this shitheel means what he says, at least when he isn't outright lying.
Has there been another case in history where an incumbent party leaving the White House has a wave election towards their own party?
Seems like it usually works the other way around.
For the new page folks:
New NBC/WSJ/Marist polls
CO: HRC 46, Trump 32 (+14)
FL: HRC 44, Trump 39 (+5)
NC: HRC 48, Trump 39 (+9)
VA: HRC 46, Trump 33 (+13)
Aug 4-10
4-Way
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/polls-clinton-running-table-key-battlegrounds-n629136
what is it about Colorado that Trump is doing so bad in? cant be just the hispanic vote alone
what is it about Colorado that Trump is doing so bad in? cant be just the hispanic vote alone
Okay. I'm making this call now.
Feingold
Duckworth
Bayh
Hassan
McGinty
Cortez Masto
Ross
Murphy
...will win.
Kirkpatrick
Strickland
Kander
...will lose. From higher % of win to lowest.
Is this what the kids call dank
Is this what the kids call dank