Quote (excellence @ Jul 22 2016 05:47pm)
what was that? you parroted your points and boo hooed how no1care about how disastrous Trump's July supposedly has been.
Trump gave a passionate compelling acceptance speech for the Republican nod and it has everyone paying attention.
Sorry about thay #dncleaks thing. Sec HRC to be the first candidate to accept a nod while under state dept investigation.
I mean you really just backpedaled after you made the mistake of challenging a basic fact and I was nice enough to let you off the hook. I'm not sure if a simple review of July's events constitutes a rundown of "talking points" but I wouldn't blame you if you found that review too challenging to follow along with.
I really doubt Clinton minds that the State Department is conducting an internal review considering she's been cleared. She is after all not the one who's currently facing multiple class-action lawsuits for fraud and racketeering.
Quote (bogie160 @ Jul 22 2016 11:48pm)
The poll of polls disagrees. He's doing well in Florida compared with the rust belt states he's trying to flip.
Hillary Clinton is a historically weak candidate, Donald Trump does not need to be strong to beat her, he needs to not suck.
I don't know what "the poll of polls" is. I know the highest-quality firm that's gone into FL (the NBC/WSJ joint) found Clinton with healthy leads both times, something that's been corroborated by every sub-sample poll that's come out of Miami Dade. The only people showing Trump ahead are a fake firm and someone who no one has ever heard of, and that howler Quinnipiac released last weak with their PA/OH survey that had the demographic sample that didn't even look like the state in 2004 let alone 2016. Even measuring by the lower standard Trump is not doing well in Florida: he and the RNC are outnumbered on the ground nearly 3:1 and Clinton's been dominating the airwaves for a month. At least in PA/WI Trump can take solace in the fact that Clinton thought they didn't need her attention until recently, so she didn't make him pay for his missteps the way she has in FL. His operation in OH has been a disaster and yet he's essentially tied there, so at least that's something.
Calling Clinton "historically weak" makes you sound detached from reality. It'd be fair to say she isn't popular (considering she's got a 40%-55% favorability rating) but Trump is somehow even more unpopular (35%-60%). Clinton's got a massive infrastructure advantage and she's currently winning the air war by a mile, so she's looking like a pretty strong candidate right now. Not as strong as she was thought to be in 2011-2013, but running a strong campaign.