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Hammy
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« on: November 01, 2016, 02:59:08 AM »

This forum is starting to depress the hell out of me.  Hillary's still the overwhelming favorite, but people here are acting like she's down by 5 points.
Yeah, the forum has been unreadable for some time. You should come over to AAD for more level headed discussion.

What is AAD exactly? I've seen it mentioned often but have no idea what it is.
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Hammy
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« Reply #1 on: November 01, 2016, 06:39:51 PM »

PA was going to vote for Trump anyway. Hillary never cracks 50% here.

Trump has led exactly once the entirety of 2016, and yet he'll win because the candidate with a higher hasn't gotten 50%? Care to explain this twisted logic?

PA will still go for HRC. Place like Michigan, Wisconsin, Minn, CO & NV are much more likely to flip to R this year than PA but that's just my opinion.

Colorado may trend that way, as well as Nevada (though it's equally likely Dems are being under-sampled.) Zero chance MI/WI/MN flip--Clinton is farther ahead in all three than PA and the only way PA flips is if there's a large turnout reduction.
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