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Time is NOW: Predict next President-elect. Revisit *Tonight*. Don't be shy.
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2016 Nov 2, 10:39am 15,612 views 105 comments
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zzyzzx
2016 Nov 7, 7:11am
You know, you can't link to this thread because of the * in the thread title.
MisdemeanorRebel
2016 Nov 7, 8:15am
Trump leading in 2012's most accurate poll, IBD
6.4M Early Florida Votes, as opposed to 4.4M last in the Election Cycle. Massive increase! Let's hope it's not all Brenda's Broward trickery. I got a feeling the campaign that can't bring in more than a few hundred people at a time isn't the beneficiary of all this enthusiasm.
Furthermore:
The Democrats hold a lead going into Election Day, but their lead is significantly smaller than it was four years ago. In 2012, Democrats scored 43 percent of the early vote in Florida, and Republicans scored 40 percent. In the end, Barack Obama won Florida, but it was a tight race, with the president defeating Mitt Romney by a margin of just 0.88 percentage points. Democratic turnout tends to be high in early voting, and Republican turnout tends to be high on Election Day. So the fact that the Democrats don’t have as large a lead as they did four years ago may spell trouble for Hillary Clinton.
http://heavy.com/news/2016/11/florida-early-voting-results-turnout-2016-election-final-end-hillary-clinton-donald-trump-democratic-republican/
If Romney lost by less than 1 point, I gotta feeling Trump will Stump the Witch of War and Wall Street, Romney in a Pantsuit.
Tenpoundbass
2016 Nov 7, 8:32am
Florida's ground game is the Silent majority, most Trump voters have sworn all along we would hold out to vote on election day.
RealEstateIsBetterThanStocks
2016 Nov 7, 11:04pm
Trump will destroy the evil & corrupted globalist. it will be the biggest upset ever.
a few has-been and nobody-cares celebrities will leave but oh well.
OneTwo
2016 Nov 7, 11:35pm
Florida's ground game is the Silent majority, most Trump voters have sworn all along we would hold out to vote on election day.
Why?
OneTwo
2016 Nov 8, 12:00am
Thunderlips Russian Agent 0069 says
If Romney lost by less than 1 point, I gotta feeling Trump will Stump the Witch of War and Wall Street, Romney in a Pantsuit.
Have to wait and see, but those numbers are registered voters not who they voted for. 26% of Latinos are registered Republicans in Florida. How many of those do you think will be voting Trump?
Shaman
2016 Nov 8, 7:38am
26% of Latinos are registered Republicans in Florida. How many of those do you think will be voting Trump?
I'd say the grand majority of Cubans will be voting Trump. They don't like how Obama has been getting all friendly with the Castro regime. Also they are Hispanic not Latino (who they look down on). Different voting block entirely from your average California Latino.
Tenpoundbass
2016 Nov 8, 9:19am
Have to wait and see, but those numbers are registered voters not who they voted for. 26% of Latinos are registered Republicans in Florida.
You know most Latinos in this country fled a Left wing lunatic government. They didn't come here to elect new problems. They will tell you they will, becuase you are being nice to them because you want something. They don't have the heart to tell you Haji.
OneTwo
2016 Nov 8, 9:22am
You know most Latinos in this country fled a Left wing lunatic government. They didn't come here to elect new problems. They will tell you they will, becuase you are being nice to them because you want something. They don't have the heart to tell you Haji.
TPB, you never fail to meet the low expectations I have of you.
MisdemeanorRebel
2016 Nov 8, 9:24am
Many Hondurans won't be voting for Hillary, also.
https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/09TEGUCIGALPA645_a.html
http://www.democracynow.org/2016/3/11/before_her_assassination_berta_caceres_singled
OneTwo
2016 Nov 8, 9:30am
You think the large surge in Hispanic votes is because they're enraptured by Trump like you and TPB? Really?
zzyzzx
2016 Nov 8, 9:58am
http://www.11alive.com/news/local/trump-takes-32-25-lead-in-new-hampshire-after-midnight-voting/349662501
Trump takes 32-25 lead in New Hampshire after midnight voting
Brexit ++++
It will be called at 9:45 pm and Hillbots will go into deep, dark depression.
Hillary will change her colostomy bag and have vital meds injected at 10:30 and then call and concede her loss and congratulate Trump at 11:00 p.m.
Trump will win Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, and then the rest of the red states.
He's going to run the table, and flip some major brue blue states, winning 320+ electoral college votes in the process.
I agree Trump will win, but he won't carry Wisconsin or Colorado. Virginia will be MUCH closer than anyone has thus far mentioned.
Hillbots will go into deep, dark depression.
intellligent people all over the world will go into a depression immediately if Trump wins.
Assholes like you will go into a depression as his terrible leadership affects your lives, later on. It will be too late for a do-over then, and maybe too late to fix the problems ever.
1) What sane person would want to be the next POTUS with the MASSIVE problems that the U.S. & world face.
2) Trump is likely to win. There's a white working-class and middle-class wave of voters that Michael Moore spoke of that are enthused in an historically unprecedented fashion turning out to vote, a significant % of whom identified as Reagan Democrats or haven't voted in a long time (they became non-participatory); this will be apparent as the votes begin being counted at 8 pm tonight on the east coast and Midwest.
3) Whoever wins is likely to be a one-term president for reason #1 above.
Rew
2016 Nov 8, 10:57am
1) What sane person would want to be the next POTUS with the MASSIVE problems that the U.S. & world face.
They are typically sane, but very different personality types than your average person.
2) Trump is likely to win.
That's some non-conventional wisdom.
The paths for Hillary are many while the paths for Trump are few and precarious.
3) Whoever wins is likely to be a one-term president for reason #1 above.
Agree not for number 1, but there is a general shift here and in the world. 2020 is going to be quite unusual.
zzyzzx
2016 Nov 8, 2:04pm
1) What sane person would want to be the next POTUS with the MASSIVE problems that the U.S. & world face.
Isn't that almost always the case?
Congratulations to freespeechforever for forecasting the closest call I've seen from ANYONE in real life or pundit-wise.
An eerie accurate call, dude.
RealEstateIsBetterThanStocks
2017 Jan 5, 10:35pm
he thought Trump was superman from another planet and got disappointed
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Trump.
Revolution is in the air, driven by largest block of angry, formerly disenfranchised voters in modern-American history.
Trump will get MANY votes of those in their 40s, 50s and 60s who've not voted in many, many years (maybe decades).
It's Brexit on steroids, driven by many of the reasons cited by Michael Moore.
It doesn't hurt his odds that Hillary is an utter piece-of-shit who causes even most Democratic-affiliated voters the need to hold their noses.
Biggest surprises:
1) Trump will win 80%+ of male vote.
2) Hillary's "massive" edge with women will fizzle into less than 9% advantage.
3) African-Americans will only cast 70% of the # of votes for Hillary that they did for Obama in 2008 or 2012.
4) Millennials will not turn out in anywhere near the numbers that they did in 2008, and those who do will vote in surprisingly large numbers for Jill Stein.
5) Trump will win North Carolina, Michigan, Nevada, Arizona and Pennsylvania (in addition to Florida & Ohio - he'll win by double digits in Ohio).
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