Hilliary trails all Republicans in swing States

Thanks for the link . . .

This is a swing-state poll of Colorado, Iowa, and Virginia only :
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/news-and-...ing-state-polls/release-detail?ReleaseID=2261

Methodology included Democrats, Republicans and Independents
Colorado : 1,231 self-identified registered voters
Iowa : 1,236 self-identified registered voters
Virginia : 1,209 self-identified registered voters

Q10-32 Is your opinion of (Candidate) favorable, unfavorable or haven't you heard enough about him/her ?

Colorado summary has
Rand Paul 35-34-30 (favorable/unfavorable/haven't heard enough)

Iowa summary is exactly the same -
Rand Paul 35-34-30

but Virgnia summary (ouch!) is -
Rand Paul 25-40-33
 
Doesn't poll Rand against her. The poll is worthless for us. They only polled Rubio, Bush and Walker vs Clinton, Sanders and Biden. If earlier matchups are a guide, Rand should do about the same as Rubio or better in these states, with less GOP turnout and more independents and young people. (Rubio has for the moment good general electability and polls best against clinton these matchups here)

Strange since the top GOP candidates in the average of polls is: Trump, Bush, Walker, Rand. Rubio is at 5th place.
 
If this campaign doesn't work out then we should continue where Cliven Bundy left off. It is the only thing that follows the spirit of 1776. Of course it should only be to defend and deter. Don't go on the offensive as that doesn't follow the rules of engagement but peace and freedom through strength. Just go about your life and if the government harassed you which they most likely won't but if they do then you call the Oathkeepers to come protect you.
 
If the GOP nominates pro open borders Jeb Bush, Hillary will have the White House for 8 years.
 
If Hillary is the nominee, any Republican will cruise into the White House, even if it's Jeb Bush :(
Well maybe not, but just don't let HRC hear you say 'dat . . .



and beware of the crazy eye . . . too scary!



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The key question is: Does she have enough non-swing states to win?

That is an easy question to answer - No

I have a visual of a couple of electoral maps (hypothetical of course) with Rand v. Hillary and Jeb Bush v. Hillary
(I'm having problems with PrintScreen to make the jpg visuals in Windows 7 -
I'll have to get to my Linux Fedora 22, where being open source I can do whatever I want including ImageMagick - easy screenshots)

It is (hypothetically) seemingly very close for HRC to get to the 270 electoral votes needed in most every scenario using state-by-state projections.

Biggest surprise - Nevada is now a swing-state officially/unofficially in that bloggers charts -
The Silver State celebrates its' 150th anniversary something like the same week as the caucuses (?)
but nonetheless, Nevada is a surprise to me, Hillary doing well there (painted blue v. Rand and Jeb) -
Rand has to pick it up in North Carolina, btw.

Bottom line, it seems there are even more swing states, at least from the perspective now in the summer of 2015
 
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