[quote]pushharder wrote:
Don’t ignore this stuff, folks:
DC Media Discover Trump Supporters in America?s Bellwether County Not ‘Low-Information’ Voters
More people support him than are willing to admit, this will be evident with voting being anonymous. He will get a chunk when Carson drops out.
Trump for 2016!
Wish we knew what the remaining 12% think, with Trump stuck in 43-44% channel.
CNN polls (uncited) show Trump way ahead of other GOP re most of the big issues, but you still have to sway the undecideds in the swing states.
After NH, we should see the final 3-4 shaping up from the low guys dropping out.
Trump supporters aren’t low information voters? One would have to be to support such a buffoon. While secondary education isn’t necessarily indicative of intelligence (and vice versa), the two are correlative. Polling indicates that Trump is much more strongly supported by those with no college degree than he is by those with one.
[quote]Bismark wrote:
Trump supporters aren’t low information voters? One would have to be to support such a buffoon. While secondary education isn’t necessarily indicative of intelligence (and vice versa), the two are correlative. Polling indicates that Trump is much more strongly supported by those with no college degree than he is by those with one.
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I don’t disagree with one word of the above. The basic Trump voter simply wants revenge for what Obama has done to this country and their allegiance is misguided.
But…
I’ve seen low information voters they were the ones lining up to vote for Obama in 08’ and 12’.
Reporter: Why are you voting for Obama?
An actual answer: “He going to give us free stuff”
I’d find the Youtube video but it’s not worth my time. If anyone disputes the types that voted for Obama the stats will prove me right.
Granted not all of the voters who voted for Obama were low information. There were many highly educated leftwing nuts who think that disarming the nation and raising taxes on job creators is a swell idea. As I said many are well educated yet still highly ignorant. And not unlike their wimpy, racist Muslim loving leader they see the same things we all see but come up continuously with the wrong conclusion.
[quote]Darnell Becker wrote:
If someone personally told me “I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president” I would explode in laughter.
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I know it isn’t personal because it’s the internet but-
I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president.
[quote]magick wrote:
[quote]Darnell Becker wrote:
If someone personally told me “I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president” I would explode in laughter.
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I know it isn’t personal because it’s the internet but-
I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president.[/quote]
X 2
Better to laugh with Trump than to cry with Obama.
[quote]magick wrote:
[quote]Darnell Becker wrote:
If someone personally told me “I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president” I would explode in laughter.
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I know it isn’t personal because it’s the internet but-
I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president.[/quote]
Why? The man is a buffoon who doesn’t have the faintest grasp of policy. He’s simply loud and inflammatory.
[quote]Bismark wrote:
[quote]magick wrote:
I know it isn’t personal because it’s the internet but-
I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president.[/quote]
Why? The man is a buffoon who doesn’t have the faintest grasp of policy. He’s simply loud and inflammatory. [/quote]
That’s precisely why I support him for President.
He may be the only person whose election will have a lasting impact on U.S. politics. The rest will simply lead to the status quo.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
I mean let’s face it, you gotta be a low information voter to believe a Chicago Machine produced boy who was bathed daily in the unholy water of Marxism wouldn’t have devastating effects on our republic.[/quote]
“But he was on Jon Stewart and he’s a cool black guy”…Yeah that sort of thought process really screwed us to the wall!
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]magick wrote:
[quote]Darnell Becker wrote:
If someone personally told me “I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president” I would explode in laughter.
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I know it isn’t personal because it’s the internet but-
I support Trump and I’d vote for him. He should be our president.[/quote]
X 2
Better to laugh with Trump than to cry with Obama. [/quote]
Look, I’ve made no secret that I am for Marco Rubio. He has what it takes to defeat Hillary in a big way and I think he’d be a good President. But, under no conditions will I vote for Hillary Clinton or any of the current democrats. They are lost in a sea of political correctness that if continued will only help Islamic terrorists. We need to start calling the enemy by name.
My point, yes I will vote for Donald Trump if he is the nominee. I won’t like it, but I will do it. Can he beat Hillary? I have no idea. In fact, he would probably near to my last pick to defeat Clinton. But, after watching this latest volley of nonsense regarding terrorism, gun control and of course taxation from the left he would be the only logical choice.
Just checking in. We’re all in agreement Hilree’s got this, right?
[quote]on edge wrote:
Just checking in. We’re all in agreement Hilree’s got this, right?[/quote]
Trump will win the Republican nomination, and then the general election.
You’ll see.
[quote]magick wrote:
[quote]on edge wrote:
Just checking in. We’re all in agreement Hilree’s got this, right?[/quote]
Trump will win the Republican nomination, and then the general election.
You’ll see.[/quote]
You may be right. Celebrities do seem to do well in elections and you are a Level 100. I see I’ve been demoted to level 5. Darn, I didn’t know that could happen.