I could shoot a cattle rustler in the middle of an Oklahoma rally and my poll numbers would go up.
I could shoot a cattle rustler in the middle of an Oklahoma rally and my poll numbers would go up.
Lest we forget used slave labor while Bill was governor, called black teenagers super predators, sponsored only three nothing burger bills as senator in a safely democratic state, voted for Iraq war and pushed for regime change in Libya as SOS, seemed totally cool with Trumps response to Syria, and only adopts progressive policies three to five years after they begin polling above 50%.
Crazy that people don't trust her. I don't get it.
I mean, they trusted her enough to make her the Democratic nominee
https://www.axios.com/aca-architect-...483011403.html
Can't wait for my pony.
the part that must really vex white liberals is minorities trusted her far more than they trusted the Disney princess that was promised despite all the super predator slavery
you mean leftists
c'mon AG you can do this
yeah nah i'm good with not letting podcasters and tweeterers define my political taxonomies
plus it drives tyven crazy
I really don't want to relive the 2016 primary again.
How was the general election turnout for her with those voters?
Also, that's no longer the case
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BLACKS LOVE BERNIE AND YOU CAN TOO
shit was rigged
Gee where was the solidarity and passion maybe you turned them away I don't know
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Man, plz stop. You post Clinton being unsympathetic and I'm like "I can see that she is a stone cold bitch and people don't like that" kinda on board, but then you follow it up with "oh yeah everyone knew she was going to lose because they felt it in their bones" and I remember that you're not too tightly tethered to the realities.
"felt it in their bones", huh.
Democrats see danger signs in states where Clinton has not fully engaged
Trump’s campaign is so underfunded that it has outsourced its ground game to the Republican National Committee, which said it has 54 staffers in Pennsylvania and 34 in Michigan. “Winning these two states would definitely put us on the path to 270 electoral votes,” said Jon Black, the RNC’s director of turnout and targeting.
In both states, organized labor is critical for Democrats. The biggest unions are endorsing Clinton, but some Democratic officials said they are nervous that private polling of the memberships of some Michigan unions shows as much as one-half preferring Trump.
A closed-door strategy meeting this spring of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, campaign manager Robby Mook and Michigan’s Democratic congressional delegation grew somewhat tense when lawmakers challenged the aides on their commitment to the state, according to three people with knowledge of the session.
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Clinton led Trump 43 percent to 39 percent in the most recent Michigan poll, a May survey by the Detroit News.Democratic strategists think Clinton’s huge advantage among black voters in Detroit, coupled with the opposition to Trump from some mainstream Republicans, will prove difficult for Trump to overcome.