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The Growing Fear Inside the GOP about Trump

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I was hoping Trump would soften his comments on various subjects now that he has secured the nomination but it doesn't look like that's going to be the case. He keeps getting in his own way. It's going to be a rough road for him, and a steep one at that, to win the White House.

The only chance that Trump has with that big mouth of his is that people still dislike HRC as much as they do him.

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The only chance that Trump has with that big mouth of his is that people still dislike HRC as much as they do him.

 

This is the truth here.

A VP selection by either candidate may be huge in deciding which moving van goes to 1600 Penn Ave.

The only chance that Trump has with that big mouth of his is that people still dislike HRC as much as they do him.

 

I think his only chance is she is indicted, and stays in the race.

To most of us, Trump's use of ethnicity seems spontaneous and distasteful. However, I'm beginning to think it is not spontaneous and that it is systematic and strategic.

 

If you look at Romney's numbers from 2012, you will find his numbers among hispanic and black Americans were pathetic. Something like 15% and 7 % if my memory is correct. Trump could just be alienating the people who would not be voting for him any way, while stimulating the heck out of white working class voters who have been absent from the polls in recent cycles. In addition, some of those minorities are responding to Trump's message because legal immigrants, resent the economic participation of illegal immigrants as much , or more that other segments of the population.

To most of us, Trump's use of ethnicity seems spontaneous and distasteful. However, I'm beginning to think it is not spontaneous and that it is systematic and strategic.

 

If you look at Romney's numbers from 2012, you will find his numbers among hispanic and black Americans were pathetic. Something like 15% and 7 % if my memory is correct. Trump could just be alienating the people who would not be voting for him any way, while stimulating the heck out of white working class voters who have been absent from the polls in recent cycles. In addition, some of those minorities are responding to Trump's message because legal immigrants, resent the economic participation of illegal immigrants as much , or more that other segments of the population.

So you're saying it's OK for Trump to say racist things because it'll goose his support among bigoted whites. Heard the other day that voter registration in California has hit an all-time high of 72 percent. Trump is probably the greatest get-out-the-vote politician of the past 50 years -- only he's getting out the vote for the other side.

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A VP selection by either candidate may be huge in deciding which moving van goes to 1600 Penn Ave.

 

Another truth!!!!

Speaking of running mates, I want one of them (don't care which one) to pick Mark Cuban. The sheer awesomeness of watching him strut around the White House for the next 4 years would almost be worth a lever pull by itself.

A VP selection by either candidate may be huge in deciding which moving van goes to 1600 Penn Ave.

 

Several democrats would be open to being the vp, but who is willing to hitch their wagon to Trump with his current tone?

To most of us, Trump's use of ethnicity seems spontaneous and distasteful. However, I'm beginning to think it is not spontaneous and that it is systematic and strategic.

 

If you look at Romney's numbers from 2012, you will find his numbers among hispanic and black Americans were pathetic. Something like 15% and 7 % if my memory is correct. Trump could just be alienating the people who would not be voting for him any way, while stimulating the heck out of white working class voters who have been absent from the polls in recent cycles. In addition, some of those minorities are responding to Trump's message because legal immigrants, resent the economic participation of illegal immigrants as much , or more that other segments of the population.

 

Do you think that's a good thing?

Speaking of running mates, I want one of them (don't care which one) to pick Mark Cuban. The sheer awesomeness of watching him strut around the White House for the next 4 years would almost be worth a lever pull by itself.

 

Cuban is just another Trump with a better filter.

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Cuban is just another Trump with a better filter.

 

A tremendously better filter and appealing to all races as well.

 

 

The Shark Tank AND The Apprentice?????? Everyday would be a new adventure. :lol2:

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