Denying Blindness - The reality of Donald Trump in 2016 General Election - Opening Eyes

Some among us would like to deny reality. I don't know the reason(s), for each person I would guess it varies to some degree based on their perception of reality, and their dreams/wishes.

Some are even still saying that Donald Trump has no chance of winning the General Election. These people apparently haven't been paying attention to things happening across the country, stadiums and venues being filled to overflowing, thousands of people being turned away because of no room. Donald Trump is Angry and America is Angry.

Folks, this is going to be the biggest landslide in election history. My prediction, and I'm very confident, is that the election will be a JOKE because of the overwhelming support Donald Trump has across the board. He puts every career politician to shame. Here are a few things to look at as you ponder my words.

Donald Trump in 1988 on Oprah about the U.S. and what he would do

Donald J. Trump’s popularity has climbed to its highest level to date less than a month before the first Republican votes will be cast, according to a national NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released Thursday that shows Republicans becoming increasingly comfortable with the idea of the billionaire businessman being their presidential nominee.

The survey found that 33 percent of likely Republican primary voters support Mr. Trump, with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas trailing him in second place at 20 percent. Mr. Trump’s lead has more than doubled from a month ago, when he was beating Mr. Cruz by 27 percent to 22 percent.

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a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Trump has no chance if he is against Sanders.

Trump will win if he is against Clinton.

Pretty simple.

He is a joke. Much like his supporters.

He is using you.

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Trump has no chance if he is against Sanders.

Trump will win if he is against Clinton.

Pretty simple.

Sanders? He's just a dribbling old man with extreme left rantings between his spittling all over himself. Him winning the Dem nomination would be handing the election on a silver platter to Trump. He's been a Socialist all his life, never had a job in his life, never produced anything in his life, he is a lifetime politician. He's better off in an assisted care nursing home for the elderly and mentally disabled.

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Trump has no chance if he is against Sanders.

Trump will win if he is against Clinton.

Pretty simple.

I think you may be wrong on that... I can not see the silent majority in America voting a socialist into office.. I maybe wrong and you may be right... Time will tell either way.

I think you may be wrong on that... I can not see the silent majority in America voting a socialist into office.. I maybe wrong and you may be right... Time will tell either way.

Very true. I am quite sure of myself in this case, however. I am willing to believe that the majority of Americans will not fall for the "Evil Socialist" rhetoric. I can see the "Silent Majority" being split between Sanders and Trump, but Sander's supporters are for more numerous and active than Trump's.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Extreme ranting and dribbling? Yes, you're right, quite the good point. You do make an excellent example of such behavior. Henceforth, you shall be referred to as "Exhibit A."

originally posted by: 727Sky

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Trump has no chance if he is against Sanders.

Trump will win if he is against Clinton.

Pretty simple.

I think you may be wrong on that... I can not see the silent majority in America voting a socialist into office.. I maybe wrong and you may be right... Time will tell either way.

Silent majority? Aren't those the ones that will NEVER EVER cast a vote for anyone?

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn

I think you may be wrong on that... I can not see the silent majority in America voting a socialist into office.. I maybe wrong and you may be right... Time will tell either way.

Very true. I am quite sure of myself in this case, however. I am willing to believe that the majority of Americans will not fall for the "Evil Socialist" rhetoric. I can see the "Silent Majority" being split between Sanders and Trump, but Sander's supporters are for more numerous and active than Trump's.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

Extreme ranting and dribbling? Yes, you're right, quite the good point. You do make an excellent example of such behavior. Henceforth, you shall be referred to as "Exhibit A."

You are so funny.. call me Exhibit A for Authentic. You shall be henceforth called Exhibit B, meaning Blindfolded.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

I think your screen name is appropriate for the thread content.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

I hope your right. A landslide victory for a 'non-politician' just might wake up our elected officials and show them that their jobs are not safe any longer and that Americans are not putting up with their crap anymore.

The left---and some on the right---are running scared of Trump. So obviously the narrative is going to play out exactly as it did with Ron Paul : "This guy can't win, don't waste your vote"....blah...blah...and more blah....


The difference is, this time, no one is believing it( well, other than a few delusional leftists).

Donald Trump can in fact possibly win the presidential election against Clinton.

And Sander's running against him would guarantee it.

a reply to: Maverick1

Show me the polls and data that carries this out. I just posted a thread YESTERDAY showing, with actual evidence and data, that Trump is literally the least liked candidate among independents and liberals.

It also showed that Sanders is the most liked candidate among all voters.

I'm thinking "A for Asshole" actually. Fits Trump pretty well.

I'll tell you what, though, if Hillary Clinton wins the Dem nomination (through some sort of fraud or cheating, most certainly) I will be supporting Trump. We will be brothers in arms at that point. Trump might make the world burn, but Hillary will make it rot.

a reply to: Maverick1

Other way around. Clinton runs, Trump wins. Sanders runs, he gets ground into dust.

a reply to: Eilasvaleleyn

I'm pretty sure that no matter who Trump runs against, Trump is going to lose. You may disagree, but the majority of the country seems to be able to stomach Hillary more than Trump.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Trump beating Clinton is probably influenced by what I hope for, but I do believe he could siphon off a large portion of Bernie's supporters.

a reply to: Eilasvaleleyn

It's just that Trump has little to no minority support. He's burned all those bridges. Especially the hispanic one, and that is going to be his downfall. It doesn't matter who he runs against. White votes don't matter when every minority group in the country hates you.

The reality of Donald Trump in 2016 General Election

If the election were to be held tomorrow... chances are that Trump would indeed win. In fact, right now, he has a pretty good lead in public support. Folks across the board are sick and tired of how things have been going... which is typical following most two-term presidencies, political parties of origin not withstanding.

BUT... there's still roughly 10 months to go; there might not even be an election in November. We may well be under martial law with razorwired checkpoints at major intersections and government thugs going door to door.

Don't forget Jade Helm.

Besides that, neither Trump nor Sanders would be allowed to win. If Hillary and Jeb don't somehow get about-faced in the polls, Obama may well end up with a third term by way of his magical ink pen and a loving congress.

Coffee and donuts on the bar

originally posted by: o0oTOPCATo0o
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

I hope your right. A landslide victory for a 'non-politician' just might wake up our elected officials and show them that their jobs are not safe any longer and that Americans are not putting up with their crap anymore.

LOL You say that until he fills his Cabinet with career politicians, adds the same bankers & CFR strategists as his advisers, and appoints Washington insiders to the other posts. Oh I'm sorry, has he said who he'd appoint to any of those positions yet?

Thankfully, he'd get crushed in the general election so we won't have to worry about any of that.

a reply to: AreUKiddingMe

The hard part is winning the nomination. Not the election, itself.

As in both parties the eventual nominee will receive the party's support and most of the votes out of party loyalty.
While the Sanders supporters are working full time on the social networks, they will and are banging up against the track record of the left direction the country has been on and that record doesn't stand them in good stead.

He will and is falling back on the freebie offerings of the left and we have a large segment of the U.S. population that have bought into freebies and the unfairness of it all.

Trump's barrier is the left, Establishment right and the T-Party as well. Then there's the traditional media issue.

Head to head? It's a tough call.

The left will promise free university, cancellation of college debts, increase in minimum wages, nationally. They will outright attempt to buy the election.

It could very well work.

I know I will actively work against Sanders and his slick non-solutions. I neither like nor trust the man.