Trump vs Hillary 2016

Quote: YeahBaby

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Trumper in the lead by 6 points now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/trailguide/la-na-trailguide-updates-donald-trump-s-lead-widens-in-daily-1473947034-htmlstory.html

GO TRUMP!!!!!!!!! BEAT HILARRYS ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Start makin dem phone calls little guy lol!!!!

Quote: Evenbob

I just saw Trump on the Fallon show from
Thurs night. My god, he knocked my socks
off. He was delightful, he was charming,
he was presidential. I felt like he was my
best friend. The Left is super pissed at
Fallon today for making Trump look so
good. They don't get it. Trump IS this
good, Fallon had nothing to do with
it. Jimmy should have old lady Hillary
on, she could cackle and cough and open
a jar of pickles.

Quote: Larry J. Sabato, Kyle Kondik and Geoffrey Skelley, : Sabato's Crystal Ball September 15th, 2016

Every presidential election is different, but nobody’s going to tell us that this one isn’t notably different from any other in the modern period.

It’s not just that the two major-party candidates are so disliked and unpopular with much of the public. While Donald Trump’s numbers are no better and sometimes worse, Hillary Clinton’s unfavorables are about as bad as we’ve ever seen for a frontrunner, with about three in five voters saying she’s not honest and trustworthy, a product of the stories about the Clinton Foundation, her private emails, and decades-long controversies involving Clinton and her husband, the former president. Trump got some of the best polls he has enjoyed of the entire cycle on Wednesday, taking leads in the must-win (for him) states of Florida and Ohio. Clinton is struggling with concerns about her health, and her status as the frontrunner in this race is eroding. Perhaps she can pull herself out of her tailspin, and the upcoming debate on Sept. 26 should be a big moment. If she continues to sink, the electoral map we have long tilted in her favor will be getting a lot redder.

Nonetheless, the defining difference in this election is not Clinton but Trump. Forget Wendell Willkie: There has never been a presidential nominee like him. He has divided the Republican Party — separating party elites from much of the party’s populist base — and he has rearranged the electorate in ways we haven’t ever seen, at least to this extent. Minority groups appear to be rejecting him by margins as bad or worse than recent GOP nominees. Trump is having trouble winning a group that is normally quite Republican: college-educated whites. At the same time, he has drawn very sizable, exceptionally intense backing from non-college whites and, disproportionately, blue-collar white men, and he has the potential to out-perform Mitt Romney’s 2012 showing among that group.

Quote: Pacomartin

We might actually go into this election with no idea of the outcome.

Quote: Evenbob

. They have a spokesman
in Milo, a senior editor at

Quote: Evenbob

It's an odd year. Gays are behind Trump in
increasing numbers. They have a spokesman
in Milo, a senior editor at Brietbart. He's on
a 'faggot tour' and has his own big bus.
He's a very well spoken Englishman who
loathes Clinton because of all her connections
to the Muslim world. Islam hates Gays and
wants them all dead. Trump has no connection
to Muslims, and likes Gays. Milo is a cool
guy, he's very smart and witty and ruthless
as only Gay's can be. He's everywhere, there
are a hundred videos of him on Youtube.
This is a real short one:

Quote: terapined

Milo is just so full of hate