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[a Master Ninja]

I'm surprised I haven't seen more attack ads trying to tie other Republicans to Donald Trump. I've seen tons linking Democrats to Obama or Hillary as a negative. I really thought there would be a larger effort to try and paint the GOP as the "Party of Trump".

 

[TAJ]

I'm surprised I haven't seen more attack ads trying to tie other Republicans to Donald Trump. I've seen tons linking Democrats to Obama or Hillary as a negative. If they were smart, they'd try to paint the GOP as the "Party of Trump".

I just heard a radio ad a few minutes ago trying to damage Darrell Issa by associating him with Trump. Issa has never done worse than winning by 16 points. He is currently losing by 4. This pleases me greatly.

 

[Team Alucard]

Hillary down to 82% now. Anybody scared that Trump is gaining, even though if it's a little?

Trump is done. I am his most ardent supporter here and even I recognize that.

However the race potentially tightening to 3-4 points on election day does not bode well for Ayotte, McGinty, and Cortez-Mastro.

 

[kinggroin]

Trump is done. I am his most ardent supporter here and even I recognize that.

However the race potentially tightening to 3-4 points on election day does not bode well for Ayotte, McGinty, and Cortez-Mastro.

What qualities or positions have you supporting Trump if you don't mind me asking?

 

[Holmes]

There's no way this will end up as 3-4 point race. With Clinton getting a 30% or so margin of victory in California and New York, 20% or so in Illinois, a comfortable 5% win in Florida and if Trump ends up with a low single digits win in Texas, those are the five largest states in the country and there's nowhere Trump can make up the difference. Clinton will also win other large states like Pennsylvania, Virginia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Colorado, Washington and New Jersey comfortably, and she'll win North Carolina and very likely Ohio too. He's not even going to get the usual Republican margin of victory of 40-50% in Utah or Idaho. Trump can't make up the difference in West Virginia and Oklahoma. Election night won't be pretty for Trump.

 

[rjinaz]

Trump is done. I am his most ardent supporter here and even I recognize that.

However the race potentially tightening to 3-4 points on election day does not bode well for Ayotte, McGinty, and Cortez-Mastro.

I would give Heavy that honor at this point honestly. The dude still seems to think Trump can pull it off. At least you can see the inevitability.

 

[Korey]

There's no way this will end up as 3-4 point race. With Clinton getting a 30% or so margin of victory in California and New York, 20% or so in Illinois, a comfortable 5% win in Florida and if Trump ends up with a low single digits win in Texas, those are the five largest states in the country and there's nowhere Trump can make up the difference. Clinton will also win other large states like Pennsylvania, Virginia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Colorado, Washington and New Jersey comfortably, and she'll win North Carolina and very likely Ohio too. He's not even going to get the usual Republican margin of victory of 40-50% in Utah or Idaho. Trump can't make up the difference in West Virginia and Oklahoma. Election night won't be pretty for Trump.

Except none of that matters? The popular vote doesn't mean anything in our election.

 

[Maxim726X]

Except none of that matters? The popular vote doesn't mean anything in our election.

Again... What is his path to victory?

He has to win multiple states that he's behind in- by a lot- to get to 270. What states is he going to flip?

 

[Korey]

It just dropped again to 81%.

 

[Camwi]

I'm surprised I haven't seen more attack ads trying to tie other Republicans to Donald Trump. I've seen tons linking Democrats to Obama or Hillary as a negative. I really thought there would be a larger effort to try and paint the GOP as the "Party of Trump".

I've seen tons of ads that consist of nothing more than "so-and-so is identical to Trump" in MN. It's almost too easy.

 

[Team Alucard]

Trump is done. I am his most ardent supporter here and even I recognize that.

However the race potentially tightening to 3-4 points on election day does not bode well for Ayotte, McGinty, and Cortez-Mastro.

I rescind my previous statement.

 

[Korey]

It just dropped again to 81%.

And now it's at 78.9%...from 86% less than a week ago.

Iowa and ohio now red.

Still nobody scared at this trend?