Donald Trump for President Thread

[Whistlin' Dixie]

that hispanic stat is crackers

Not really. What had hillary done for them when in government? Not a lot...Unless they were on Wall St.

Promised them all sorts to bump her into the seat, though.

 

[deipnosophist]

You can almost spell plotters with pollsters.

Make of that what you will.

@davek likes this

 

[gaino92]

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/17/entertainment/simpsons-trump-presidency-thr-feat/index.html

I think people are missing the picture here. 16 years ago, we were warned

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Interesting breakdown of the demographics now coming through: amongst women Trump got 42% - only down 2% on Romney in 2012; amongst Hispanics he got 27% - 2% more than Romney did.

So two parts of the electorate he was thought to have cratered amongst held up or even strengthened.

So much for the pollsters.

Weren't they predicting Trump to lose because of the Hispanic vote coming out and voting for Clinton.

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Paul Ryan currently trying to run back over the ashes of that burnt bridge.

Lol.

First thing I saw when I switched the news on early this morning.

Another careerist snake.

 

[Prevenger17]

First thing I saw when I switched the news on early this morning.

Another careerist snake.

Aye, he actually comes out looking worse than Trump in all of this the utter weasel

 

[ilikecheese]

Weren't they predicting Trump to lose because of the Hispanic vote coming out and voting for Clinton.

In Florida, Arizona, and Nevada they thought it could be the difference.

Only worked out in Nevada.

 

[neil999]

The opportunity is now here, and the opportunity is to go big and go bold,” Ryan says. “What I see here is great potential... the opportunity to get back to work for the American people. Donald Trump pulled off an amazing political feat.”

sounds a bit scary...unchecked republicans, hmmmm

 

[Seathestars]

Putin is delighted at least

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Wonder if we'll still be at the back of the queue in regards to trade deals with America, considering Trump backed us coming out of the EU?

 

[summerisle]

 

[USABlue]

Weren't they predicting Trump to lose because of the Hispanic vote coming out and voting for Clinton.

Yeah. during the coverage last night ABC kept watching miami dade and broward county in florida as thats where hiliary was supposed to pick up alot of votes (she won big percentage wise but the turnout wasnt as high as she needed)

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Yeah. during the coverage last night ABC kept watching miami dade and broward county in florida as thats where hiliary was supposed to pick up alot of votes (she won big percentage wise but the turnout wasnt as high as she needed)

What was the overall voter turnout like compared to other elections.

 

[Prevenger17]

Not really. What had hillary done for them when in government? Not a lot...Unless they were on Wall St.

Promised them all sorts to bump her into the seat, though.

There's very little mention of her support for mass incarcerations and mandatory minimum sentences when her dear husband Bill introduced them in the 90s too. Black communities have been destroyed on the back of such policies ever since

 

[ilikecheese]

What was the overall voter turnout like compared to other elections.

Still counting...but appears down.

 

[terry nodder]

This toupee'd bulb won't get anywhere near the actual election. Republican primaries are still in their novelty hat phase.

His job here is to simply be himself. He's not there to be the next President - he's there to decide who becomes the next President.

Regardless, Trump isn't going to be the nominee - and I don't truly believe he even wants to be. This is a publicity stunt on a grand scale, nothing more.

See what you are saying but it's not like any of them became President and neither will Trump. Trying to think of a President who transitioned straight from the business world. Maybe Hoover?

Flipping LOL

CHEErs TEd