Trump Mania seems to be among certain Repubs

Comment #10

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 16:35:13 GMT

Jarasan get back to work. You are not paid to goof off on the government's time. You are just another free-loading turd ripping off the government. You are supposed to give a honest day's work for a honest day's pay. You can't afford to lose your job. Big brother is watching stupid.

Comment #9

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 16:12:18 GMT

# posted by reddog : 7:34 PM yellowdog if you didn't spend so much time worrying about trolls you wouldn't be so conscious of your writing. I could care less. BTW, you didn't proof read the above statement like you said you did. SAD You see yellowdog even I make mistakes.

Comment #8

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 16:04:28 GMT

repubs are desperate for a win. They put themselves through almost 7 years of anguish only to rally behind Trump. Trump is a whinny, foul-mouth. B-ser , and spineless JERK of a so-called man. El Chapo punked him out on Twitter. He'd probably piss himself if he heard El Chapo was in the United States. Yeah, old draft dodging Donnie is a winner.

Comment #7

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 14:44:21 GMT

# posted by reddog : 7:34 PM yellowdog if you didn't spend so much time worrying about trolls you wouldn't be so conscience of your writing. I could care less. BTW, you didn't proof read the above statement like you said you did. SAD

Comment #6

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 14:18:37 GMT

I see madman wants to jump into the conversation. I guess he will soon throw one of his hissy fits and start talking gibberish. He's so disappointed with himself for always backing LOSERS.

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QueezE — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 13:58:05 GMT

Lol! you should be a Psychic Speedy.

Comment #4

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 13:22:47 GMT

I see Jarasan is being his usual cry-baby ignorant self. You are paid to work in your cubicle not to goof off. Now, GET TO WORK FOOL!

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LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 13:02:03 GMT

Silly is one of the uninformed and uneducated voters the article speaks about. She spends her time hating for no apparent reason and wonder why things for her has gone to hell.

Comment #2

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 12:55:00 GMT

I seem to always strike a nerve with BIGOTS when I speak the truth. It is so foreign to people like Carbo. SAD

Comment #1

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 05:33:01 GMT

Trump draws much of his support from white men and those voters who didn't go to college. Hillary on the other hand gets much of her support from women and nonwhite voters. Do the math.

Original Blog Entry: Trump Mania seems to be among certain Repubs

LiLSpeedy — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 05:08:39 GMT

Stunning new poll shows Donald Trump in surprisingly good position against Hillary Clinton

By Colin Campbell1

A new poll out Wednesday found that real-estate mogul Donald Trump is only 6 points behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a theoretical general-election matchup.

According to the CNN/ORC survey, the Democratic front-runner leads Trump just 51% to 45% among registered voters.

If the poll is accurate, it represents a sharp improvement for Trump. Though Trump has surged to the front of the GOP field, polls have previously found him lagging in general-election matchups.

A CNN/ORC survey in June, for example, found that Clinton would crush Trump 59% to 34% by 25 points in the hypothetical matchup. And while his 16-point deficit in July was a notable improvement, it still would represent a wide margin of defeat:

It's not clear what is specifically driving Trump's recent improvement against Clinton, though she has been battered by a slew of negative headlines in recent months, especially regarding her email use at the State Department. Trump, apparently buoyed by various controversies, has also had a near monopoly of presidential media coverage.

But the CNN poll does show where Trump is drawing much of his support: white men. The survey found that Trump led Clinton among white voters by 55% to 41%, and among men by 53% to 42%. In contrast, Clinton was ahead among women by 60% to 37% while dominating among nonwhite voters by 71% to 24%.

Trump also did a bit better among voters who didn't go to college (he led 48% to 47%) and those who make $50,000 or more (he trailed 49% to 48%).

The other GOP presidential candidates didn't fare much better than Trump against Clinton, either. The poll found that Clinton led former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida by 9 points and Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin by 6 points, similar to her margin against Trump.

Of course, the 2016 general election is still a long way out; the first primary voters don't even start to weigh in until February. A Clinton campaign spokesman, Jesse Ferguson, responded to the CNN poll by pointing out this fact:

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