January 25, 201610 yr I think this is the biggest issue for the Dems. At the same time a Hillary candidacy will turn out Republicans in spades to vote for anyone running against her. Probably more than turned out for Karl Rove's conservative Christian initiatives.
January 25, 201610 yr As much has you hear..."wait until the real voting starts, and lets see if real voters will punch the Trump ticket, rather than just taking a random poll".... The same can be said for HRC, the closer it gets to real voting, how many will really punch her ticket..
January 25, 201610 yr As much has you hear..."wait until the real voting starts, and lets see if real voters will punch the Trump ticket, rather than just taking a random poll".... The same can be said for HRC, the closer it gets to real voting, how many will really punch her ticket.. I actually think MORE people may actually vote for Trump than will admit in a poll. In a poll, you actually have to tell someone you would vote for him...some may feel funny saying so to a stranger. Once inside the polling booth, nobody knows what you are doing. I think this could be an interesting dynamic to this election cycle...
January 26, 201610 yr ^^^^^ Ggclfan, that's exactly what I ment. I agree with both parties, all these polls we have been seeing, may not be close. Trump could win or lose by a crazy margin, as could HRC. This is really going to get interesting in the next 2 weeks.
January 26, 201610 yr I don't think Sanders has much of a chance. He has to win both Iowa and New Hampshire IMO, and if he does, the race could be interesting.
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