Clinton Cash
- Thread starter Summy1
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Obviously most people on this board are in the Hillary camp with blinders to avoid anything about the Clintons that would tarnish their "image". If you ignore the truth you don't have to deal with it.
Yeah, I'm sure this will have the same effect the not one but two Obama movies had on his elections.
You could put Hillary in jail and it wouldn't make that much of a difference to democratic voters.
Trump can make bigoted statements, bankrupt business after business and make false claims repeatedly and it doesn't make a damn bit of difference to most Republican voters either. The few to whom it does make a difference (me, for one) are voting otherwise.
Trump is childish and loud mouth. Hillary is a known liar. Either is not worthy of our votes. I guess it comes down to which party values do you agree with more?
Trump is a known liar, who's cheated people out of money, is a racist, bigot, sexist, fraud and swindler.
Hillary lies about some things.
Trump could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot someone and it wouldn't make that much of a difference to Republican voters. Just ask him!
The single demographic that is solidly in support of Trump is uneducated Whites, most specifically men. But sure, it's the Democratic voters who aren't thinkers.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi was wrong about voters’ education levels
4:05 p.m. EDT August 1, 2016
(Photo: Paul Sancya/AP)
Were the recent comments by Nancy Pelosi regarding uneducated white males voting Republican part of the new Democratic campaign strategy to “bring us all together?” Not only were her comments dismissive of non-college educated males, they also were not based on fact.
On The New York Times website, you can pull up an education breakdown based on exit polls from the 2014 election. The polls show that 55 percent of voters with a four-year college degree voted Republican and 45 percent voted Democratic.
If you look at the category of “not a high school graduate,” 55 percent voted Democratic and 45 percent voted Republican.
Funny, but I’ve never heard Pelosi complain about the majority of low education voters who support Democrats.
Paul Matheis
Indianapolis
The President is, first and foremost, the face of America, and second the Commander in Chief. I do not trust either candidate in either role, and am unlikely to vote for either major party, so no, it does not come down to that. In any event, there is 0 chance I will vote for Trump as of today. None.
I hear you but that said it is the pot calling kettle black. And if the Trump Campaign hired someone that made a comment/participated in a conversation about Taco Bowls all hell would have broke loose. Really hoping GJ can get to 15%.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/u...hic-that-is-hurting-hillary-clinton.html?_r=0
(Photo: Paul Sancya/AP)
Were the recent comments by Nancy Pelosi regarding uneducated white males voting Republican part of the new Democratic campaign strategy to “bring us all together?” Not only were her comments dismissive of non-college educated males, they also were not based on fact.
On The New York Times website, you can pull up an education breakdown based on exit polls from the 2014 election. The polls show that 55 percent of voters with a four-year college degree voted Republican and 45 percent voted Democratic.
If you look at the category of “not a high school graduate,” 55 percent voted Democratic and 45 percent voted Republican.
Funny, but I’ve never heard Pelosi complain about the majority of low education voters who support Democrats.
Paul Matheis
Indianapolis[/QUOTE]
Was that an article from a credible source, or a letter to the editor as a fake source? Nice picture of Pelosi though - I know you guys hate her almost as much as Clinton.
Here is an actual article as source which pretty clearly articulates the levels of support amongst low educated whites shifting dramatically away from Dems/Clinton. This would seem to indicate that the 2016 cycle does not reflect the 2014 stats shared by Paul in the your post above.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/u...hic-that-is-hurting-hillary-clinton.html?_r=0
Are you sensitive because you don't like the association? The facts speak for themselves. The shrinking core of Trump supporters consists largely of:
(Photo: Paul Sancya/AP)
Were the recent comments by Nancy Pelosi regarding uneducated white males voting Republican part of the new Democratic campaign strategy to “bring us all together?” Not only were her comments dismissive of non-college educated males, they also were not based on fact.
On The New York Times website, you can pull up an education breakdown based on exit polls from the 2014 election. The polls show that 55 percent of voters with a four-year college degree voted Republican and 45 percent voted Democratic.
If you look at the category of “not a high school graduate,” 55 percent voted Democratic and 45 percent voted Republican.
Funny, but I’ve never heard Pelosi complain about the majority of low education voters who support Democrats.
Paul Matheis
Indianapolis[/QUOTE]
Was that an article from a credible source, or a letter to the editor as a fake source? Nice picture of Pelosi though - I know you guys hate her almost as much as Clinton.
Here is an actual article as source which pretty clearly articulates the levels of support amongst low educated whites shifting dramatically away from Dems/Clinton. This would seem to indicate that the 2016 cycle does not reflect the 2014 stats shared by Paul in the your post above.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/u...hic-that-is-hurting-hillary-clinton.html?_r=0
Are you sensitive because you don't like the association? The facts speak for themselves. The shrinking core of Trump supporters consists largely of:
- Lower Education whites who feel the economy left them behind - looking for a scapegoat or a savior to remedy this 40 year trend of globalization
- People whose vitriol for Clinton has overridden their intellect (IE: I can hold my nose and vote for a narcissistic racist to keep her out of office).
- Evangelicals voting party line on a single issue
- Party hacks who've sold their soul - whistling through the graveyard hoping this will all be over soon.
