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DrScholl
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« on: July 17, 2016, 10:10:12 AM »

Tump can only manage to get 38-42% of the vote in most polling. He's headed for double digit loses in all these states. Clinton probably gets 56-58% in Ohio if these trends keep up.
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DrScholl
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« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2016, 10:17:44 AM »

Tump can only manage to get 38-42% of the vote in most polling. He's headed for double digit loses in all these states. Clinton probably gets 56-58% in Ohio if these trends keep up.

Yeah exactly ... Roll Eyes

Don't get delusional ... Hillary is not a saint with sky-high favourable ratings either (not even Obama won by those margins you are dreaming of and he was actually popular).

After your "blaxicans" silliness, you should not be calling any names. Stop yourself, right now. If Trump can barely crack 40%, then there is every indication that he's headed for huge double digit losses based on college educated whites swinging heavily to Clinton. Unlike your country, we aren't all that keen on white supremacists and don't vote for them. Thank you.
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DrScholl
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« Reply #2 on: July 17, 2016, 10:35:49 AM »

Tump can only manage to get 38-42% of the vote in most polling. He's headed for double digit loses in all these states. Clinton probably gets 56-58% in Ohio if these trends keep up.

LOL, that would be a 450+ EV landslide for Hillary. Even I'm not that optimistic. Ohio will be close like Ohio always is. Too many rural Republicans for that kind of result. 90% of the Ohio electorate is inelastic and completely locked into their party preference

FYI, I think Hillary has at least an 80% chance to sweep all the Obama 2012 swing states

At best for Trump, Ohio with be 54-43. That is assuming that he ties with college educated whites. He's simply not breaking out of the low 40s at this point, so I don't think Ohio will be that close.
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