Posted by The Taint on 2/28/2016 3:12:00 PM (view original):
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/donald-trump-is-really-unpopular-with-general-election-voters/

Just like Trump went from unlikable with republicans 6 months ago to where he is now he will also do so with the general voters. Don't worry..... I'll be posting each poll showing this trend once the Donald wins the nomination and starts his beat down on Hillary.

Hillary is going to get 'schlonged' in the general election. She'll be afraid to even go to the bathroom when debating Trump.

One other thing -- Hillary Clinton -- take a look at USA Today, take a look at the Q poll. I beat her, and I beat her badly. And I -- and I haven't even started at her. I only had one little interchange...

(APPLAUSE)

... I only had one little interchange, and that was...

(BELL RINGS)

... four weeks ago, when she said I was sexist. And believe me, they had a rough weekend that weekend, between Bill and Hillary. They had a rough weekend.

^^^ Donald's own words from the last debate. I've been saying exactly this for some time. The only time she attacked him was the misogynist line a month ago where he promptly fired back with his Instagram video showing her with Bill Clinton, Anthony Weiner, and Bill Cosby asking if she's really championing women's rights hanging out with these guys? She's been quiet ever since.

Professional politician. She's got her nomination won. Why fire bullets now when she can save them for later? Trump is going to be drug thru the mud like no one ever has before.

Posted by all3 on 2/28/2016 11:06:00 AM (view original):

Posted by moy23 on 2/28/2016 9:20:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bronxcheer on 2/28/2016 9:05:00 AM (view original):
BUT IT WON'T BE IN A HILLARY/TRUMP MATCH-UP!

YOU ARE PUTTING A LOT OF FAITH IN THE "I HATE TRUMP SO I'LL GET OFF MY COUCH AND VOTE AGAINST HIM" BUCKET. I THINK AMERICANS ARE TOO LAZY TO DO THAT.

At least as many people hate Clinton as they do Trump, and I think Clinton-haters are much more likely to vote.
Not only that, Trump will not be Sanders and "play nice". He will tear Clinton apart on her past actions, and even more people will hate her by November.

In a zillion years, I could not think of any scenario which would cause me to consider ever voting for Hillary Clinton.

But if it's Clinton versus Trump, and the projections are that it will be a battle to the end on Election night with a possibility of a Trump win, then I will likely vote for Hillary.

May God have pity on me.

Posted by tecwrg on 2/28/2016 6:19:00 PM (view original):

Posted by all3 on 2/28/2016 11:06:00 AM (view original):

Posted by moy23 on 2/28/2016 9:20:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bronxcheer on 2/28/2016 9:05:00 AM (view original):
BUT IT WON'T BE IN A HILLARY/TRUMP MATCH-UP!

YOU ARE PUTTING A LOT OF FAITH IN THE "I HATE TRUMP SO I'LL GET OFF MY COUCH AND VOTE AGAINST HIM" BUCKET. I THINK AMERICANS ARE TOO LAZY TO DO THAT.

At least as many people hate Clinton as they do Trump, and I think Clinton-haters are much more likely to vote.
Not only that, Trump will not be Sanders and "play nice". He will tear Clinton apart on her past actions, and even more people will hate her by November.

In a zillion years, I could not think of any scenario which would cause me to consider ever voting for Hillary Clinton.

But if it's Clinton versus Trump, and the projections are that it will be a battle to the end on Election night with a possibility of a Trump win, then I will likely vote for Hillary.

May God have pity on me.

HA HA HA HA!!!!

It will be a landslide for Trump, tec. You have nothing to worry about.

Finally! Not a cut and paste. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Coffee?

Donald Trump just soared to his biggest lead yet in a new poll

Real-estate magnate Donald Trump held his biggest lead yet in a new CNN poll of Republican primary voters released Monday, a day ahead of the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses that he looks set to dominate.

Trump grabbed 49% of Republican and Republican-leaning voters nationally, according to the poll. That put him more than 30 points ahead of Sen. Marco Rubio, who was at 16%, and Sen. Ted Cruz, who was at 15%. Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson was at 10% in the poll, while Ohio Gov. John Kasich rounded out the Republican field at 6%.

^49% Nationally..... Trump breaking through his so called ceiling. Hate on haters!