To a "Deluxe Apartment, in the skyyyyyy . . ."? :lol2:

 

He finally got a piece of the pie.

 

 

 

Sorry. Bad papa. Couldn't resist.

 

He already owns it.

You need to branch out and meet some new people. :lol2:

 

Actually, that is only half in jest. When half the people in the US are going to vote for Hillary and you don't know a single one, that does say something. I am not sure what, but it says something. Don't you think so? I know, I know ... you probably will say you like it that way or why would you want to know someone who will vote for Hillary, but I think it is good to hear and discuss different viewpoints.

 

Haha looks like I would have found the same thing most everywhere in the United States.

Haha looks like I would have found the same thing most everywhere in the United States.

 

You would have? I said half the people in the US are going to vote for Hillary and more than half of them did. There may be a post or two in this thread where you can take a shot at me, but this one isn't it. Try again.

 

If you look at this thread ... http://bluegrasspreps.com/kentucky-national-politics/demographics-337973.html ... you will see that I was talking about Hillary being in trouble a week before the election. I don't recall posting it in any BGP threads, but the day before and day of the election, I told several people I thought Trump might pull it out. As I kept looking at the latest polls coming out it was moving more and more to Trump and Trump outperformed polls consistently during the primaries. I saw a North Carolina poll done the week before the election and Hillary's numbers for African American votes were alarmingly low.

You would have? I said half the people in the US are going to vote for Hillary and more than half of them did. There may be a post or two in this thread where you can take a shot at me, but this one isn't it. Try again.

 

If you look at this thread ... http://bluegrasspreps.com/kentucky-national-politics/demographics-337973.html ... you will see that I was talking about Hillary being in trouble a week before the election. I don't recall posting it in any BGP threads, but the day before and day of the election, I told several people I thought Trump might pull it out. As I kept looking at the latest polls coming out it was moving more and more to Trump and Trump outperformed polls consistently during the primaries. I saw a North Carolina poll done the week before the election and Hillary's numbers for African American votes were alarmingly low.

 

Like I said earlier Trafalgar had the #'s at 45 for Hillary and 40 for Trump from voters who also voted in 2012. The L.A. Times had a poll that had Trump in the lead anywhere between 5-7% for about a month or 6 weeks. Neither counted on the shadow voter or the newly registered voter.

Like I said earlier Trafalgar had the #'s at 45 for Hillary and 40 for Trump from voters who also voted in 2012. The L.A. Times had a poll that had Trump in the lead anywhere between 5-7% for about a month or 6 weeks. Neither counted on the shadow voter or the newly registered voter.

 

Both of those are pretty far off from the actual results.

^ Kinda like the yard sign theory.

 

I was actually talking about this today. I cannot recall ever seeing fewer yard signs in a presidential race than this year. I know they say signs don't vote, but the lack of yard signs tells me there weren't very many people proud of either candidate, and the low voter turnout backs that up.

I was actually talking about this today. I cannot recall ever seeing fewer yard signs in a presidential race than this year. I know they say signs don't vote, but the lack of yard signs tells me there weren't very many people proud of either candidate, and the low voter turnout backs that up.

 

I seen more signs this year than ever before. Not even close. Seen thousands of Trump signs. They were everywhere. As a matter of fact I even posted that here and was ridiculed by the left, lol.

You would have? I said half the people in the US are going to vote for Hillary and more than half of them did. There may be a post or two in this thread where you can take a shot at me, but this one isn't it. Try again.

 

If you look at this thread ... http://bluegrasspreps.com/kentucky-national-politics/demographics-337973.html ... you will see that I was talking about Hillary being in trouble a week before the election. I don't recall posting it in any BGP threads, but the day before and day of the election, I told several people I thought Trump might pull it out. As I kept looking at the latest polls coming out it was moving more and more to Trump and Trump outperformed polls consistently during the primaries. I saw a North Carolina poll done the week before the election and Hillary's numbers for African American votes were alarmingly low.

 

I don't know what you're getting upset about. If I was going to take a shot at you, I would take a shot at you. Trump actually won the election so it looks like there are more people than my Eastern Kentucky redneck fans who wanted him.

I don't know what you're getting upset about. If I was going to take a shot at you, I would take a shot at you. Trump actually won the election so it looks like there are more people than my Eastern Kentucky redneck fans who wanted him.

 

Not upset. Keeping the record straight.

You would have? I said half the people in the US are going to vote for Hillary and more than half of them did. There may be a post or two in this thread where you can take a shot at me, but this one isn't it. Try again.

 

If you look at this thread ... http://bluegrasspreps.com/kentucky-national-politics/demographics-337973.html ... you will see that I was talking about Hillary being in trouble a week before the election. I don't recall posting it in any BGP threads, but the day before and day of the election, I told several people I thought Trump might pull it out. As I kept looking at the latest polls coming out it was moving more and more to Trump and Trump outperformed polls consistently during the primaries. I saw a North Carolina poll done the week before the election and Hillary's numbers for African American votes were alarmingly low.

 

No, they did not. More than half didn't vote for HRC, she received around 47.8%...that's not over half.

PA, Colorado, or New Hampshire. Assuming he wins every contested state(the purples), he MUST have one of those three. The Trump team seems to think they can flip Colorado. I just don't see it !!!

 

This

IMO this is a near best case scenario for Trump, and he still comes up short.

 

 

You forgot to put in AZ, Nevada, Iowa and NH. That's 290-248

No, they did not. More than half didn't vote for HRC, she received around 47.8%...that's not over half.

 

And if you really want to be precise it was wasn't even close to half the people in the country. Maybe close to half the voters in the country but nowhere near half the people in the country.

Both of those are pretty far off from the actual results.

 

They are better than any others that had Hillary winning. The L.A. Times one never had Trump behind after Labor Day. Weekend before election Trafalgar had Trump ahead.

I think given all the new founded predictions by some, we all need to go back and read all 25 pages of this thread to bring us all back to earth.