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originally posted by: Deny Arrogance
a reply to: MrSpad
Your crackpot analysis makes no sense.
You realize that Trump is getting record crossover votes from both democrats and independents, right?
Trump is also polling better with hispanic and black voters than any GOP candidate in recent history.
And Trump even polled better among muslim voters than any other republican candidate.
originally posted by: Deny Arrogance
a reply to: MrSpad
Your crackpot analysis makes no sense.
You realize that Trump is getting record crossover votes from both democrats and independents, right?
Trump is also polling better with hispanic and black voters than any GOP candidate in recent history.
And Trump even polled better among muslim voters than any other republican candidate.
Overall, 73% of female voters in a mid-March CNN/ORC poll said they had a negative view of Trump, just 26% view him positively
originally posted by: Deny Arrogance
a reply to: UnBreakable
None of these shennanigans will matter when Trump crosses the 1237 threshold.
Votes do matter and the media is doing their damndest to discourage voter turnout that will help Trump reach 1237.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: MrSpad
But... Trump is way ahead in the primaries. If he so unpopular, who do you think is voting?
The only ones saying he is unfavorable are the media and establishment.
And the sheep being fed with tweets and FB brainwashing propaganda that they repeat without understanding what they are saying.
Someone is voting. And more than for the other candidates.
ETA: In my state, news reports say people switched parties in record numbers, and new voters registered in record numbers - favoring Republican 2 to 1 over Democrat. And polls showed those registering Republican favor Trump.
Trump is bringing new voters to the Republican party. They should be thanking him!
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: MrSpad
If it ends up with Hillary vs. Trump, I will wager that many Sanders fans will choose Trump over Hillary.
And Independents could not even vote in the primaries. More Independents would likely favor Trump over Hillary.
And, in the first primaries, there were more Republican candidates, so some of their votes are not counted in the stats of the remaining candidates. I imagine that they would vote for Trump to vote against Hillary.
So, you can't totally count on the primary stats to be the same in the general election.
ETA: Also - you can find "polls" with all kinds of results. They are not proof of results.