You may be right, I watched one debate and then told myself I'm not going to watch anymore. They sat on stage downtalking/talking over each other the entire time. They acted like children.

This post was edited by SpitYourGame on Nov 11 2016 04:42pm

It wasn't just under 35 they failed to turn out. Even Hispanic voters back Trump more than previous Republicans.

Tbh. think about this: In a shit storm of dirt, who will win?


That might be where the left failed..

This post was edited by Knaapie on Nov 11 2016 04:43pm

Hispanics swung 8 points more toward Trump than Romney based on exit polls, but Hillary Clinton lost 15-20 point margins with the under 35 vote compared to Obama in states like Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. In addition to much smaller turnout.

The DNC not rallying or turning out their young vote was a much bigger factor this election than the Hispanic vote, at least compared to 2012.

But yes, the Hispanic and Black vote not turning out as much was a was a factor in her loss. But the two I mentioned are the biggest in the Rust Belt and Midwest. A little less in Florida since the Hispanic vote is bigger there.

This post was edited by ThatAlex on Nov 11 2016 04:48pm

the good news is that somebody gonna be learning a lesson with a Trump Presidency

we dunno which of us yet but the lesson is coming

Who is afraid to admin it? I am not, the DNC caused this. No questioning that one bit.

I don't think anyone can disagree with this statement.

Truth has been spoke.

Lol. Waiting game now, as long as we all survive the pointless riots.


No idea why democrats riot in one of the only 2 metro areas in Oregon the voted for Hillary... but life is life and I hope it goes on.

This post was edited by SpitYourGame on Nov 11 2016 04:54pm

It's a very broad, unspecific claim that both sides can feel like they will be right about, so it indeed hard to disagree with.

yeah thats my point lol