Just shows you that the establishment whether it's Democrat or Republican will rig this election in favor for Hillary. The establishment is scared of an outsider.
“Look, to say that elections are rigged and all these votes are stolen — that’s like saying we never landed on the moon, frankly. That’s how silly it is … I don’t think that’s good for our country, for our democracy, and I don’t believe that we have any massive fraud. That’s just a silly argument. The problem is it does create doubt in people’s minds, and I worry about 25 percent of Americans who may say when an election is over, it was stolen. That is a big, fat joke.” -- John Kasich
It's more accurate to say that the people with college degrees are biased against Trump. And the media mostly have college degrees! "If you look at seven live interview polls taken since Trump wrapped up the nomination in May, he has trailed among whites with a college degree by an average of 6 percentage points." http://fivethirtyeight.com/features...-in-60-years-to-lose-white-college-graduates/
He's told his supporters to go to polling stations to look out for riggers, so he meant exactly what he said.
The establishment is afraid of an incompetent buffoon. You should be, as well. You should be truly frightened at the prospect of a Trump Presidency, if you peeled away the 10 layers of bias covering you. Yeah, they're all afraid of Trump b/c he's an outsider. All the newspapers that didn't endorse him, all the Muslims who felt he attacked him, all the military leaders who have denounced his proposed policies and utterances, all the economists who have lambasted his policies (or lack thereof), all the athletes who take offense to his stupid locker-room-talk defense, all the Republicans who would SO MUCH want to get a Republican in the Oval Office b/c they're tired of 8 straight years and they would literally weep with joy and endorse anyone running other than Trump, all the past Presidents who know more than anyone what the job entails, all the women who are horrified that someone like Trump could even be considered as a Presidential candidate much less be one, all the POWs who took offense to Trump's belitting of them, all the African-Americans who realize that, since he's basically insulting every minority group, they're probably next, and every other living party, entity, and organization in the private and public sector who opposes this joke of a candidate. They all conspired together as part of one humongous global conspiracy to take down Trump for this singular reason: They don't like outsiders. (SMMFDHX100, JHCA)
If most of the country is against a candidate, it's usually a sign that there's a problem with the candidate. Trump's "outsider" status would not be a problem if he actually presented himself as a competent candidate. If you don't include his time as governor, Romney had many of the some of the same credentials as Trump. Successful businessman, republican in a blue state, etc. the reason Romney polled so closely is that his own party and the American public recognized him as an intelligent, reasonable human. RocketsLegend, I'm extending an olive branch here. I understand you hate the establishment. Hell, I don't think any of us like the two-party system. But it's painfully obvious to most of us here (we're not Washington insiders), that Trump has a screw loose. It's nothing personal against you or your conservative views. He's just an especially bad candidate.
What do the polls say about dumbshits who have useless DeVry degrees yet spend all day trolling for Trump rather than improving their own lot in life?
Lol, are you sure he said riggers? They aren't selling the votes, so maybe. I don't know if I understand the concept though. Somebody in Ohio will vote for Clinton, if only I'd cast my Texas ballot for Johnson? What good is that? I also have to wonder who's really behind this effort. It says it's from Republicans for Clinton, but with so much dark money rolling around these days that could be anybody. It could be the Clinton campaign, or George Soros, or the Koch brothers, or Vladimir Putin. I was looking around a little to find names of actual people who take responsibility, and I'm not finding them.
If votes in Ohio are moving from Clinton to Johnson then it hurts Clinton's chance to win Ohio. By trading with a Texas vote, Johnson still gets a vote and support, but Clinton will improve her chances to win Ohio.
So, this is for people who actually like Johnson (or Stein) and aren't merely voting for them as a protest vote? The site probably don't get a lot of traffic.
That Donald can manufacture as much negative news parading his utter incompetence and then claim the media is biased by reporting his incompetence is mind warping. It's like watching a snake eating it's own tail and complaining about it.
Well the vote could still be a protest vote. If Johnson (or Stein) receives millions of votes no matter which state politicians may take a message from it. Even if it doesn't help Trump win a state.
