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Popular Vote count from primaries: 2016

 

Sanders- 12,029,699

Clinton- 15,805,136

 

Dem total - 27,834,835

 

Trump- 13,300,472

Cruz- 7,637,262

Kasich- 4,165,281

Rubio- 3,481,610

 

Republican total- 28,584,625

Our country has its collective head up it's own rectum . I expect more of the same in Nov . We will elect a career politician to " fix " things . If we elected Barry twice I dont see how we can turn the tide . Not enough suffering .... yet .

The media is driving this mess . They control how any candidate appears . Smart , dumb , classy , crass , its hugely influenced by the media. And too many people just dont care .

Popular Vote count from primaries: 2016

 

Sanders- 12,029,699

Clinton- 15,805,136

 

Dem total - 27,834,835

 

Trump- 13,300,472

Cruz- 7,637,262

Kasich- 4,165,281

Rubio- 3,481,610

 

Republican total- 28,584,625

 

Primary turnout really means very little to the general election.

 

Primary Turnout Means Nothing For The General Election | FiveThirtyEight

David Brooks is right: Primary turnout doesn't predict general election outcomes | PunditFact

The media is driving this mess . They control how any candidate appears . Smart , dumb , classy , crass , its hugely influenced by the media. And too many people just dont care .

 

IN the past 2 days cnn and nbc backed off a 100% bash Trump, by mixing in a few news stories and allowing positive Trump news.

With HRC up 10% I'm guessing they moderated the coverage to not lose their entire viewer base.

We're talking about the land of the goat boffers here.

 

I know your quite a bit older than most on this board, but am not familiar with the above term. Please translate for the 50 and under crowd

We're talking about the land of the goat boffers here.

 

I know your quite a bit older than most on this board, but am not familiar with the above term. Please translate for the 50 and under crowd

 

The word filter may not allow me to comply.

 

As a compromise, I refer you to this thread:

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/bgp-break-room/georgia-man-goes-330079.html

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/bgp-break-room/georgia-man-goes-330079.html

Damn papa with a quick edit. :lol2:

As of now the election is a blow out to Trump. Every objective measure shows this.

 

Trump can fill a football stadium, HRC can barley fill a high school gym. Social media is heavily favoring Trump.

 

External polls lie. And lie some more and lie some more. We saw this in spades with the Lexington Herald-Leader calling the McConnell/ ALG race close in the very last poll. And it was not close.

 

Of course the polls may be counting the electronic manipulated votes already....

 

They would not 'rig' the main election?

 

(A: why not if they can get away with it?)

 

Latest Polls Inaccurate, Primary Model Shows Certainty of Trump Winning Election is 87 Percent ⋆ The Constitution

 

Helmut Norpoth writes for the PrimaryModel.com that the likelihood of Trump winning is 87 percent based on a “statistical model that relies on presidential primaries [going back to 1912] and an election cycle as predictors of the vote in the general election.”

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