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Posted by bingbong on Sat May 28 14:20:38 2016, in response to Re: And now this..., posted by TonyG on Sat May 28 14:03:55 2016. That's not what's really happening. At this point, people are pretty much tired of trump, having been all over the news for so long he's gotten sale. Most people agree with Bernie about the emails...enough, it wasn't criminal and won't happen again now that new law was passed to prevent it.Fact is trump has not attracted any new voters, has not pullled any Democrats save for maybe an outlier here or there away from the Democratic party, and is basically the candidate of the noisy minority, just a slightly differnt noisy minority than what we're used to. He did get some republicans who never voted in a primary before. That's what boosted the numbers. They are not because of anythng he is characterizing it as. Hillary has so far gotten two million more votes than trump Andthree million more than Snaders. Thing is, people with lives and families want to see the nation do better, they vote for Hillary in their primary and then get on with their lives so we don't see bombastic rallies full of people with nothng better to do. The following is there, they're just living their lives as this continues around them. Less than a third of Americans are registered republicans. So for argument's sake lets say about 28%. Trump won the primaries by roughly 43% plurality on average. That's his base. It isn't growing. As news of the inept campaign plus the candidates own words continu on the trajectory they're on, his following isn't going to grow. It's too soon for most to care about the election, so people brush off any (of the few there are) pollsters with "they're not ready to answer this" right now. It's Memorial day weekend, lets go beach! |
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