Hillary Clinton is Done: part 2

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I was not at all aware the site or the quote was blatantly false. If it was I apologize.

This is one of the articles from your link:

"HOUSTON - Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio showed up at a Trump rally in Texas today and punched Donald Trump in the face.

“Rubio walks in with his whole crew and said 'F-you, Trump,'” said James Hardy, a Trump supporter at the rally. “Then he jumped up on the stage and decked the Donald. Rubio's more athletic than he looks. I gained a lot of respect for him today, he's got my vote now.

http://thegoodlordabove.com/articles/details/203

What's far more fascinating to me is that an Onion-esque story about Clinton pledging unconditional fealty to Goldman Sachs didn't bother you, a registered Democrat.
 
Nonsense. It's a proper poll, and shows Hillary has re-taken the large lead she previously had.

No, as of right now it's an outlier:

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: a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from the others of the sample
 
I know what an outlier is. I also know denial when I see it.

If you knew what an outlier is, you wouldn't have said "nonsense" when I told you the poll you cited seems like an outlier. In the last 10 polls, not a single one has Clinton ahead of Trump by more than 6 points:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...ral_election_trump_vs_clinton-5491.html#polls

Until we get more data, your poll is an outlier. You Hillary supporters sure like to play fast-and-loose with the facts.
 
I know what an outlier is. I also know denial when I see it.

It's also only an outlier only with regard to Donald's support. Hillary's support level is around where it has been. As I said in another thread, it looks like the support Donald got when the GOP base consolidated around him as their candidate is going away. He hasn't delivered on his promise to act more Presidential. In fact he's been worse than before he was the nominee. These probably are voters that for the most part are sure as hell not going to vote for Hillary but are expressing disgust that they're saddled with a raving racist lunatic. A significant number will come home to the base before the election to stop Hillary but enough are disgusted with him that the GOP should be worried about a third party making the debate. If another serious adult who knows things, like Gary Johnson, is in the debates, Donald could be headed to a third place finish.
 
LOL, no it's not. You can't just make **** up here and not get called on it.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/cbsnyt-poll-how-do-voters-view-donald-trump-and-hillary-clinton/

From your link:
May 19, 2016, 6:30 PM

But regardless, unfavorable didn't translate into losing the nomination so apparently they are asking the wrong question.


By the way, Clinton won the Virgin Is caucus. And it looks good for her in Puerto Rico.

Sanders is at most, going for faux momentum in CA and there's a good chance he won't win.
 
Skeptic Ginger said:
LOL, no it's not. You can't just make **** up here and not get called on it.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/cbsnyt-poll-how-do-voters-view-donald-trump-and-hillary-clinton/

From your link:
May 19, 2016, 6:30 PM

But regardless, unfavorable didn't translate into losing the nomination so apparently they are asking the wrong question.


By the way, Clinton won the Virgin Is caucus. And it looks good for her in Puerto Rico.

Sanders is at most, going for faux momentum in CA and there's a good chance he won't win.

Yeah, May 19th, which, if my calculations are correct...

Is less than a month ago.
 
"A record number of Californians registered to vote ahead of the June 7th primary, the California secretary of state's office reported Friday.

The bulk of the net increase resulted from a spike in Democratic Party registration, which increased by 491,818 registrations statewide.
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http://www.politico.com/story/2016/...es-in-advance-of-primary-223903#ixzz4Af8axo1h

I don't think this bodes well for Hillary.

Or not: California Voters Turning Out in Record Numbers

A lot of votes have been cast while Clinton polled well ahead:
As of Saturday, more than 1.6 million California voters have already turned in their absentee ballots, according to the secretary of State’s office. That’s a faster pace than California voters turned in absentee ballots ahead of the 2014 general election; 10 days before that year’s November elections, just 1.3 million voters had bothered to cast their ballots.

This contest may be drawing in more voters and they could still be Sanders supporters:
Excitement over California’s June 7 primary is driven in part by a hotly contested race for Boxer’s Senate seat, after her decision to retire after 24 years in the Senate. Attorney General Kamala Harris (D) and Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D) lead a field of two-dozen candidates that includes two prominent former state Republican Party chairmen, Duf Sundheim and Tom Del Beccaro. The top two finishers advance to a general election regardless of party affiliation; most expect Harris and Sanchez to face off in November.

Either way, Sanders is promoting CA as some magical vote for him despite the fact he's already lost. Not sure what demands he thinks he'll get considering Clinton already backs most of what he does already.
 
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