POLL: Buttigieg, Sanders surge sets up 4-way tie in New Hampshire

Not polls but 2016. Trump won Mi-WI-PA by 75k votes. He is seriously in trouble especially with the current mess in the Mid East.

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Trump needs to hold on to MI/PA/WI/FL all of which he won by very small margins in 2016. I think by November he will have trouble holding them especially if the current mess continues,
 
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Did Trump win any of those states you mentioned? You said he would win states he didnt win last time. No chance.
He didn't, you asked for a list of states he would win that he didn't in 2016 and I gave you such a list.
He will do much better this time than last time, especially if a lunatic like Bernie is his opponent.
 
Trump needs to hold on to MI/PA/WI/FL all of which he won by very small margins in 2016. I think by November he will have trouble holding them especially if the current mess continues,
He will not have any trouble and things will only get better as November approaches.
 
Sword, he has no chance to expand the map like you suggest. He will be lucky to hold on to MI/PA/WI/FL before he can think about those other states which are Hillary states. He is not going to win them.
 
Sword, he has no chance to expand the map like you suggest. He will be lucky to hold on to MI/PA/WI/FL before he can think about those other states which are Hillary states. He is not going to win them.
That's just plain wrong.
It's the kind of thing the MSM was saying last time.
 
The MSM were using popular vote to convince themselves Hillary would win but Trump narrowly won the battleground states like MI by 10k votes !! It's not difficult to win those back and Trump can't afford to lose many of these states.
 
The MSM were using popular vote to convince themselves Hillary would win but Trump narrowly won the battleground states like MI by 10k votes !! It's not difficult to win those back and Trump can't afford to lose many of these states.
They were convinced he couldn't win the states he won.
And he is just going to be more popular now than last time.
 
They were convinced he couldn't win the states he won.
And he is just going to be more popular now than last time.

I have serious doubts about that. His foreign policy is a real mess and voters dont approve, especially independents.
 
Polls (which always are biased to the left) don't bother me and they really don't matter this early.

Look at the polls in 2016 for the states Trump won in 2016.

If it comes down to Trump vs. Sanders, I think Trump would pull it off.

What nobody seems willing to address is how close it would be.

In 1972 Nixon, an almost universally despised and distrusted president and individual, bogged down in Vietnam, with a failing economy, ran against McGovern who, at the time was viewed as a wild eyed leftist, but in today's world would be a "moderate" somewhere slightly to the right of Biden.

And it was an utter blowout in favor of Nixon.

Let's assume that Trump goes into November with a continued good economy and no new wars.

He'll have a fight on hands running against a no shit, full blown, USSR emulating, "government should own the means of production" communist.

Between the immigration invasion displacing and replacing the existing population and the Marxist takeover of almost any institution that sets the tone and direction of the nation: schools, media organs, think tanks, charitable foundations and the rest, I'm not surprised.

A Sanders/Warren ticket would win at least 15 states, handily and the popular vote as hordes of illegals get greater access to the voting booth every year.

Show's how far gone things are.
 
If it comes down to Trump vs. Sanders, I think Trump would pull it off.

What nobody seems willing to address is how close it would be.

In 1972 Nixon, an almost universally despised and distrusted president and individual, bogged down in Vietnam, with a failing economy, ran against McGovern who, at the time was viewed as a wild eyed leftist, but in today's world would be a "moderate" somewhere slightly to the right of Biden.

And it was an utter blowout in favor of Nixon.

Let's assume that Trump goes into November with a continued good economy and no new wars.

He'll have a fight on hands running against a no $#@!, full blown, USSR emulating, "government should own the means of production" communist.

Between the immigration invasion displacing and replacing the existing population and the Marxist takeover of almost any institution that sets the tone and direction of the nation: schools, media organs, think tanks, charitable foundations and the rest, I'm not surprised.

A Sanders/Warren ticket would win at least 15 states, handily and the popular vote as hordes of illegals get greater access to the voting booth every year.

Show's how far gone things are.
It's much closer than it should be.

If Trump hadn't won in 2016 we wouldn't have a chance at all.
 
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If it comes down to Trump vs. Sanders, I think Trump would pull it off.

What nobody seems willing to address is how close it would be.

If Bernie is smart he will run on an anti-war ticket. He will change his language and hide his true colors. If you look at his twitter he is the master of using emotional language to push his Marxist agenda i.e 'nobody should die like that on the floor of an ER, healthcare is a right'.

Here ya go. Anti-war message and the co-opting of Ron/Rand Paul


https://twitter.com/colbertlateshow/status/1215447080724058112

And that's just tonight, AF. He has many other tweets. He's going to ride this horse to victory.

Here's an emotional personal story he's pushing, a deported veteran.


https://twitter.com/BernieSanders/status/1215373769247805441

Another personal story:


https://twitter.com/BernieSanders/status/1213591262844071944

And all this is in the last day or so. Bernie will have a lot of tricks up his sleeve in a general election and he is raising money to compete on the airwaves. Not good.
 
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