July 26 LA Times Tracking Trump 47 Hillary 40

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A negative or inverse bounce is now known as a "Trump."

[jsteele]

This morning's version of this poll has Clinton up by .6 points, erasing Trump's one-time seven point margin. This was the last major national poll showing Trump with a lead. Now the only disagreement between major national polls is the extent of Clinton's lead.

http://cesrusc.org/election/

[Anonymous]

It's still only August though and Trump has plenty of time to swing back. I predict the appearance of new alleged paramours of Bill Clinton.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's still only August though and Trump has plenty of time to swing back. I predict the appearance of new alleged paramours of Bill Clinton.

Notice the big Clinton swing came AFTER Reuters changed their methodology? How many more?

[Anonymous]

It's rigged, rigged against the least qualified candidate nominated by a major party in modern history.

[jsteele]

Remember this poll? This one has always been the most favorable to Trump of all the major polls. Right now it has Clinton 45.7, Trump 42.2. That's the highest Clinton has ever been in the poll and the lowest Trump has ever been. Trump has been in continual decline since July 27. The trend is not his friend. Given the way Trump has promoted polls, he must be having a hard time these days given that he is trailing in every poll.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:Remember this poll? This one has always been the most favorable to Trump of all the major polls. Right now it has Clinton 45.7, Trump 42.2. That's the highest Clinton has ever been in the poll and the lowest Trump has ever been. Trump has been in continual decline since July 27. The trend is not his friend. Given the way Trump has promoted polls, he must be having a hard time these days given that he is trailing in every poll.

The system is clearly flawed, now. It wasn't then. But now it is, because crowds.

[Anonymous]

Maybe Trump's next move is to claim we should just have an "audience applause" system. Whoever's supporters cheer loudest gets the win.

[Anonymous]

I agree Trump is pretty bad. But I wouldn't call a Clinton victory a cause for celebration, either. The very fact that it will be - and we have people defending and making excuses for her massive degree of corruption and dishonesty - is a commentary on how very far the electorate has fallen. (Just watch the response to the post. Hillary lovers will come out of the woodwork to proclaim her innocence, and lambast me for my stupidity. Or racism. This whole thing is unreal.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree Trump is pretty bad. But I wouldn't call a Clinton victory a cause for celebration, either. The very fact that it will be - and we have people defending and making excuses for her massive degree of corruption and dishonesty - is a commentary on how very far the electorate has fallen. (Just watch the response to the post. Hillary lovers will come out of the woodwork to proclaim her innocence, and lambast me for my stupidity. Or racism. This whole thing is unreal.)

No, I'm not going to call you stupid or racist. I am going to say though, for perhaps the thousandth time, that there's no evidence for any corruption or dishonest. It could be argued that the Republican insistence on her guit with zero evidence is proof of how far the electorate has fallen.

[Anonymous]

I'm going to vote clinton, and support every single progressive candidate in state elections to kick out establishment DNC ppl, and give clinton a real "opposition party" worthy of the people to work with. The GOP is a pathetic joke. If she only has to be as good as her "competition," the GOP sets a low, low bar. Bye-bye Debbie W-S in Florida... You sacrificed your political career for the Clintons, and now we're tired if your BS, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to vote clinton, and support every single progressive candidate in state elections to kick out establishment DNC ppl, and give clinton a real "opposition party" worthy of the people to work with. The GOP is a pathetic joke. If she only has to be as good as her "competition," the GOP sets a low, low bar. Bye-bye Debbie W-S in Florida... You sacrificed your political career for the Clintons, and now we're tired if your BS, too.

The primaries are over.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to vote clinton, and support every single progressive candidate in state elections to kick out establishment DNC ppl, and give clinton a real "opposition party" worthy of the people to work with. The GOP is a pathetic joke. If she only has to be as good as her "competition," the GOP sets a low, low bar. Bye-bye Debbie W-S in Florida... You sacrificed your political career for the Clintons, and now we're tired if your BS, too.

The primaries are over.

Not Congressional primaries. Florida's is August 30th.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to vote clinton, and support every single progressive candidate in state elections to kick out establishment DNC ppl, and give clinton a real "opposition party" worthy of the people to work with. The GOP is a pathetic joke. If she only has to be as good as her "competition," the GOP sets a low, low bar. Bye-bye Debbie W-S in Florida... You sacrificed your political career for the Clintons, and now we're tired if your BS, too.

The primaries are over.

But Debbie's "leadership" was proven to be biased, and Clinton continues to support her in spite of the dishonesty and scheming.

[Anonymous]

Holy cow! Trump is once again leading Clinton in this poll, almost uniformly at odds with all other polls. What gives?