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29 Jun 16
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are deadlocked less than a month before the Democratic and Republican presidential conventions, according to a new national poll of registered voters that shows the American electorate feeling disappointed in each candidate.
A Quinnipiac University survey released on Wednesday found that 42 percent supported Mrs. Clinton while 40 percent backed Mr. Trump. The poll represents a slight improvement for Mr. Trump, who trailed by four points at the beginning of the month, and has a margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points.
The numbers come as Mr. Trump has rebooted his campaign after a series of missteps, appointing a new campaign manager and sharpening his rapid-response operation. Mrs. Clinton has been aggressively taking on Mr. Trump with a series of speeches questioning his temperament and picking apart his policies.
But the contentious tenor of the campaign is turning off voters, and most of them blame Mr. Trump. Quinnipiac’s poll found that 61 percent think that the campaign is increasing hatred and prejudice in the United States, and 67 percent of those who think that attribute it to the presumptive Republican nominee.
“It would be difficult to imagine a less flattering from-the-gut reaction to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton,” said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll. “Voters find themselves in the middle of a meanspirited, scorched-earth campaign between two candidates they don’t like.”
Mrs. Clinton is the heavy favorite among women, black voters, Hispanics and younger voters. Mr. Trump leads with men, white voters and those who are over the age of 65.
Voters view Mr. Trump as being stronger on the economy and better suited to handle terrorism, while Mrs. Clinton is seen as more trusted by voters on immigration and handling international crises. Mrs. Clinton also gets higher marks when it comes to being prepared to be president and for her intelligence, but Mr. Trump beats her on leadership and honesty.
-The New York Times - By ALAN RAPPEPORT JUNE 29, 2016
Hillary Clinton 1.35
Donald Trump 4.5
Is Trump good value?.. I think so.
It looks a bit similar to our referendum where by on the day more older people will vote trump.
A Quinnipiac University survey released on Wednesday found that 42 percent supported Mrs. Clinton while 40 percent backed Mr. Trump. The poll represents a slight improvement for Mr. Trump, who trailed by four points at the beginning of the month, and has a margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points.
The numbers come as Mr. Trump has rebooted his campaign after a series of missteps, appointing a new campaign manager and sharpening his rapid-response operation. Mrs. Clinton has been aggressively taking on Mr. Trump with a series of speeches questioning his temperament and picking apart his policies.
But the contentious tenor of the campaign is turning off voters, and most of them blame Mr. Trump. Quinnipiac’s poll found that 61 percent think that the campaign is increasing hatred and prejudice in the United States, and 67 percent of those who think that attribute it to the presumptive Republican nominee.
“It would be difficult to imagine a less flattering from-the-gut reaction to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton,” said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll. “Voters find themselves in the middle of a meanspirited, scorched-earth campaign between two candidates they don’t like.”
Mrs. Clinton is the heavy favorite among women, black voters, Hispanics and younger voters. Mr. Trump leads with men, white voters and those who are over the age of 65.
Voters view Mr. Trump as being stronger on the economy and better suited to handle terrorism, while Mrs. Clinton is seen as more trusted by voters on immigration and handling international crises. Mrs. Clinton also gets higher marks when it comes to being prepared to be president and for her intelligence, but Mr. Trump beats her on leadership and honesty.
-The New York Times - By ALAN RAPPEPORT JUNE 29, 2016
Hillary Clinton 1.35
Donald Trump 4.5
Is Trump good value?.. I think so.
It looks a bit similar to our referendum where by on the day more older people will vote trump.
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Maybe best to wait just before the voting starts on the day, he could go 12/1 like leave did in the referendum.
Mr. Trump leads with men, white voters and those who are over the age of 65
History repeating. Like our referendum, a 2 horse race almost neck and neck at 2 furlongs out. Who wold you bet on in running?
History repeating. Like our referendum, a 2 horse race almost neck and neck at 2 furlongs out. Who wold you bet on in running?
Hilary to be indicted? for election fraud. maybe? two court cases pending. might knock her out? guess thats why bernie is hangin in.
I will lose all faith in humanity if Donald Trump is elected.
I think either of them will be disaster - but the election will be fun to watch as it will get very dirty
Email scandal still looms, political commentators say Clinton would struggle to get cleared to be attorney general as they fall over themselves to avoid using the word liar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHTLiNQmHr0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHTLiNQmHr0
They are both bad candidates. I think a lot of americans agree as well.
I watched a program where they interviewed a biker gang. They said they were voting Trump, and the interviewer asked whether it was because they agreed with his immigration policies. "No", they said, " we just hate Hillary".
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I will lose all faith in humanity if Donald Trump is elected.
This is the USA Scan
I will lose all faith in humanity if Donald Trump is elected.
This is the USA Scan
I am rooting for Trump
then that would be expected
Mr. Trump leads with men, white voters and those who are over the age of 65.
I am in there.
then that would be expected
Mr. Trump leads with men, white voters and those who are over the age of 65.
I am in there.
After our referendum upset of odds, it would not surprise me if that happened in the USA as well.
three examples of possible voter fraud ? go hilary.
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/the-second-example-of-hillary-clintons-election-fraud-whoa-video/
https://medium.com/@spencergundert/hillary-clinton-and-electoral-fraud-992ad9e080f6#.fqbep9bek
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/clinton-iowa-caucus-exposed-caught-commiting-voter-fraud/
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/the-second-example-of-hillary-clintons-election-fraud-whoa-video/
https://medium.com/@spencergundert/hillary-clinton-and-electoral-fraud-992ad9e080f6#.fqbep9bek
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/clinton-iowa-caucus-exposed-caught-commiting-voter-fraud/
COME ON THE DON!..We all know the fellas a bit of a nut job but at least we'll get some bloody good laughs if he gets the big gig.
If they get Trump and we get Boris, I can see things being interesting
non russian - check out ann bernhardt on youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms9NrdiJHRA - she goes pretty far. USA go.
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