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2016 Presidential Election Updates

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Fivethirtyeight had Wisconsin as 83.5% chance to go to Clinton, Michigan at 78.9%, and Pennsylvania at 77%.

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So Trump is at 254. If he gets Arizona (11), New Hampshire (4), Alaska (3) and half of Maine (2) he'll be at 274 no matter what happens with Michigan or Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania getting razor thin.

 

4K difference 89% counted

I consider myself fiscally conservative, socially liberal, and leave my guns alone. I guess I'm a moderate?

I would say I'm socially liberal too, just pro-life.

Am I the only conservative out there who is fiscally conservative, but also pro marriage equality, pro-life, pro-assault rifle regulation? Is this truly a very anti- Clinton vote, or a very pro- Trump vote? The former I can live with, the latter (which appears to be the case) really frustrates me.

 

I would say this aligns with my thoughts on those areas.

You are saying he will win Michigan and then the whole shebang. I am asking how are you so confident it'll happen?

Actually, a president can arbitrarily fire people. Look for Comey to be an early casualty of the Trump administration. Trump may not fire him, but his new boss will make life at the FBI very uncomfortable for him. Trump's first move should be to fire all of the Holder and Lynch appointees in the DoJ and begin interviews for filling those positions on Day 1 of his term.

Fivethirtyeight had Wisconsin as 83.5% chance to go to Clinton, Michigan at 78.9%, and Pennsylvania at 77%.

 

They had Cleveland favored over the Cubs after game 4 at almost %70 too :D

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R House + R Senate + Trump.

 

An impossible thought last week.

 

That is trouble.

 

History has proven when one party has control, it is bad. It doesn't matter which party it is.

Actually, a president can arbitrarily fire people. Look for Comey to be an early casualty of the Trump administration. Trump may not fire him, but his new boss will make life at the FBI very uncomfortable for him. Trump's first move should be to fire all of the Holder and Lynch appointees in the DoJ and begin interviews for filling those positions on Day 1 of his term.

Comey was the first casualty no matter who won tonight.

I would say I'm socially liberal too, just pro-life.

 

Me too. I'm also against how our country has seem to vilify people being proud to be a Christian.

You are saying he will win Michigan and then the whole shebang. I am asking how are you so confident it'll happen?

 

Michigan may be a mute point.

All I know is that polls are useless. Just cockamamie garbage IMO.

You are saying he will win Michigan and then the whole shebang. I am asking how are you so confident it'll happen?

 

If he wins Michigan or Pennsylvania, it's a done deal. He is going to win Utah, he is going to win Iowa, he is going to win Arizona. If you add either Michigan or Pennsylvania to it, it's over. If you do Wisconsin instead of those two, then there is a path to a tie, but probably not a Clinton victory. It's less confidence on Michigan, it's that Hillary has what was perceived to be the Trump issue - having to win all the borderlines that are left. I don't think he'll lose Wisconsin, which would be enough to make them worried.

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