OBAMA moved 750 BILLION long hard earned dollars over from the bank of medicare and into OBAMACARE. Over a half century of sweat and blood and tears worked for by those now long dead, wiped away in an instant by KING who rules over his peasants. The law questionable from a new court of jesters serving their lord and own well being under all circumstance. Not voted for by the people. A cancerous bureaucracy that can no longer be turned back. The treasure of generations stolen under your nose.

DougOut was dropped on his head.

In Ohio, which is so critical to Donald Trump’s electoral fortunes, it is Hillary Clinton who has extended her lead and is now up six points, 46 percent to 40 percent; she was up four points in July. Clinton has made gains among women, and remains bolstered by a nearly-unified Democratic base. She wins 90 percent of Democrats, while Trump remains hampered by just enough reluctant Republicans: He’s at 79 percent of GOPers.

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Posted by sjpoker on 8/22/2016 6:51:00 AM (view original):
Newsmax.com. your SOURCE for major news breaks from across the world!

Lol.... You should work on those reading comprehension skills of yours. Start with this.... Who is the source below, newsmax or (blank)?


Huma Abedin, a top aide for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign, had ties to a radical Muslim journal for 10 years on which her mother still serves as editor-in-chief, as the New York Post’s Paul Sperry wrote Sunday morning.

Posted by bronxcheer on 8/22/2016 6:24:00 AM (view original):
In Ohio, which is so critical to Donald Trump’s electoral fortunes, it is Hillary Clinton who has extended her lead and is now up six points, 46 percent to 40 percent; she was up four points in July. Clinton has made gains among women, and remains bolstered by a nearly-unified Democratic base. She wins 90 percent of Democrats, while Trump remains hampered by just enough reluctant Republicans: He’s at 79 percent of GOPers.

So you are suggesting Hillary has pretty much peaked with democratic support while Trump can still pick up about 11% of Ohio Republicans over the next 90 days or so. Good to know.

Now that Trump is using a teleprompter is he no longer "A wild card who we have no idea what he'll do"?

If he's not, has he lost your support?

Posted by MikeT23 on 8/22/2016 8:27:00 AM (view original):
Now that Trump is using a teleprompter is he no longer "A wild card who we have no idea what he'll do"?

If he's not, has he lost your support?

Why would he lose my support because of that?This morning he took to Twitter to rip Joe Scarborough. Trump is what he is, regardless of teleprompters.

Posted by moy23 on 8/22/2016 7:26:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bronxcheer on 8/22/2016 6:24:00 AM (view original):
In Ohio, which is so critical to Donald Trump’s electoral fortunes, it is Hillary Clinton who has extended her lead and is now up six points, 46 percent to 40 percent; she was up four points in July. Clinton has made gains among women, and remains bolstered by a nearly-unified Democratic base. She wins 90 percent of Democrats, while Trump remains hampered by just enough reluctant Republicans: He’s at 79 percent of GOPers.

So you are suggesting Hillary has pretty much peaked with democratic support while Trump can still pick up about 11% of Ohio Republicans over the next 90 days or so. Good to know.

Clinton is at 273 without Ohio. Or Florida. Or Georgia. Or Arizona. Or Iowa. Or North Carolina.

If she gets CO and NH, it's over.

Posted by bad_luck on 8/22/2016 9:15:00 AM (view original):

Posted by moy23 on 8/22/2016 7:26:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bronxcheer on 8/22/2016 6:24:00 AM (view original):
In Ohio, which is so critical to Donald Trump’s electoral fortunes, it is Hillary Clinton who has extended her lead and is now up six points, 46 percent to 40 percent; she was up four points in July. Clinton has made gains among women, and remains bolstered by a nearly-unified Democratic base. She wins 90 percent of Democrats, while Trump remains hampered by just enough reluctant Republicans: He’s at 79 percent of GOPers.

So you are suggesting Hillary has pretty much peaked with democratic support while Trump can still pick up about 11% of Ohio Republicans over the next 90 days or so. Good to know.

Clinton is at 273 without Ohio. Or Florida. Or Georgia. Or Arizona. Or Iowa. Or North Carolina.

If she gets CO and NH, it's over.

According to those never politically influenced, never inaccurate polls that the World revolves around anyway.
Why do they even bother to have actual elections? Oh wait, the Dems. didn't really bother to have (an honest) one.

Posted by all3 on 8/22/2016 10:46:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bad_luck on 8/22/2016 9:15:00 AM (view original):

Posted by moy23 on 8/22/2016 7:26:00 AM (view original):

Posted by bronxcheer on 8/22/2016 6:24:00 AM (view original):
In Ohio, which is so critical to Donald Trump’s electoral fortunes, it is Hillary Clinton who has extended her lead and is now up six points, 46 percent to 40 percent; she was up four points in July. Clinton has made gains among women, and remains bolstered by a nearly-unified Democratic base. She wins 90 percent of Democrats, while Trump remains hampered by just enough reluctant Republicans: He’s at 79 percent of GOPers.

So you are suggesting Hillary has pretty much peaked with democratic support while Trump can still pick up about 11% of Ohio Republicans over the next 90 days or so. Good to know.

Clinton is at 273 without Ohio. Or Florida. Or Georgia. Or Arizona. Or Iowa. Or North Carolina.

If she gets CO and NH, it's over.

According to those never politically influenced, never inaccurate polls that the World revolves around anyway.
Why do they even bother to have actual elections? Oh wait, the Dems. didn't really bother to have (an honest) one.

So...um, which of these polls is wrong (PA):

Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Clinton (D)	Trump (R)	Spread
RCP Average	7/25 - 8/7	--	--	49.2	40.0	Clinton +9.2
NBC/WSJ/Marist	8/3 - 8/7	834 RV	3.4	48	37	Clinton +11
Quinnipiac	7/30 - 8/7	815 LV	3.4	52	42	Clinton +10
Susquehanna	7/31 - 8/4	772 LV	3.5	47	37	Clinton +10
Franklin & Marshall	7/29 - 8/2	389 LV	6.3	49	38	Clinton +11
PPP (D)	7/29 - 7/31	1505 LV	2.5	49	45	Clinton +4
Suffolk University	7/25 - 7/27	500 LV	4.4	50	41	Clinton +9

Or these (WI):

Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Clinton (D)	Trump (R)	Spread
RCP Average	6/21 - 8/7	--	--	46.7	37.3	Clinton +9.4
Marquette	8/4 - 8/7	683 LV	5.0	52	37	Clinton +15
Marquette	7/7 - 7/10	665 LV	4.5	45	41	Clinton +4
PPP (D)*	6/22 - 6/23	843 RV	3.4	47	39	Clinton +8
CBS News/YouGov	6/21 - 6/24	993 LV	4.3	41	36	Clinton +5
Marquette	6/6 - 6/9	666 LV	4.9	46	37	Clinton +9
Federation for Children/POS (R)	5/10 - 5/12	600 LV	4.0	43	31	Clinton +12
WPR/St. Norbert	4/12 - 4/15	616 RV	4.0	46	34	Clinton +12
Emerson	3/30 - 4/3	1198 LV	2.8	47	37	Clinton +10
FOX Business	3/28 - 3/30	1602 LV	2.5	49	35	Clinton +14
Marquette	3/24 - 3/28	1405 RV	3.3	47	37	Clinton +10

Or these (CO):

Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Clinton (D)	Trump (R)	Spread
RCP Average	7/7 - 8/16	--	--	46.4	35.6	Clinton +10.8
Quinnipiac	8/9 - 8/16	830 LV	3.4	49	39	Clinton +10
NBC/WSJ/Marist	8/4 - 8/10	899 RV	3.3	46	32	Clinton +14
FOX News	7/9 - 7/12	600 RV	4.0	44	34	Clinton +10
Monmouth*	7/9 - 7/12	404 LV	4.9	48	35	Clinton +13
NBC/WSJ/Marist	7/5 - 7/11	794 RV	3.5	43	35	Clinton +8
Harper (R)	7/7 - 7/9	500 LV	4.4	45	38	Clinton +7

And this is Georgia. The polling actually doesn't give you any idea who will win. Which is my point. It's ******* Georgia. Obama lost Georgia by 5% in 2008 and 8% in 2012:

Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Clinton (D)	Trump (R)	Spread
RCP Average	7/29 - 8/17	--	--	43.3	43.0	Clinton +0.3
FOX 5 Atlanta*	8/17 - 8/17	730 LV	3.6	43	43	Tie
CBS News/YouGov*	8/10 - 8/12	990 LV	4.3	41	45	Trump +4
Gravis	8/4 - 8/8	1604 RV	2.5	44	45	Trump +1
JMC Analytics*	8/6 - 8/7	615 LV	4.0	44	37	Clinton +7
Atlanta Journal-Constitution	8/1 - 8/4	847 RV	4.0	44	40	Clinton +4
WSB-TV/Landmark*	7/31 - 7/31	787 LV	4.0	45	45	Tie
WXIA-TV/SurveyUSA*	7/29 - 7/31	628 LV	4.0	42	46	Trump +4

Like clockwork.

What BL doesn't understand... The polls he posted are great for Hillary.... IF the election was held last week.

Man I can't wait for the sudden avalanche of voters who will magically turn out to vote for Trump in 70-odd days. That'll be a sight.