I’ve said it before and I will say it again (at least a few more times here) Clinton is completely unelectable, will never take the white house. This is so apparent that it cannot be denied by any rational analysis of reality. I believe that the DNC bought into the Clinton Campaign years ago and have selected her as their candidate at least since 2014 (possibly as early as 2009).
With the DNC’s cotinued effort to sabotage the Sanders Campaign and the overwhelming support of Clinton from all parties within the establishment camp, it has become evident to me that they would rather see a Trump president than a Sanders president.
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This is the only logical conclusion, the other would be that they believe that some kind of vote tampering will prevent a Trump presidency.
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We have not even started to hear the republican argument against Clinton with regard to clinton foundation donations and the criminal investigation associated with her email server.
what is clear is that this will further reduce her favorability numbers, which, at this time are much much worse than Obama’s during 2012 (which he nearly lost to an uninspiring Mitt Romney)
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In addition, Trump’s anti-donation rhetoric follows the coattails of the Sanders’ campaign message AND his willingness to “play dirty” means that he will mock her defense of these attacks into obscurity.
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Remember, Trump destroyed the establishment GOP candidate so quickly he is now little more than an afterthought
(Jeb was the overwhelming front runner in the beginning of 2015).
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Clinton will do much worse than Obama did against even a Mitt Romney-like candidate
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this bears repeating: Obama only won Florida in 2012 by 0.86% of the vote
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I have heard that many here say that primary turnout has NO correlation to general election turnout (and therefore Trump is not “such” a strong candidate in the general)
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primary turnout isn’t correlated with general election turnout
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but this statement completely ignores the dynamics of a wave election and is simply an untrue statement:
Based on these (primary turnout) results and other factors, it is likely that between 95 and 100 million eligible American citizens will not vote in November.
-The Bipartisan Policy Center
how could the PBC make this assertion if there is “no correlation”?
were they correct?
So, besides this good projection based on primary voter turnout, note that this swing is only 17% of the total non-voting, but eligible, vote potential from the record turnout levels of 2008.
but you know, there is NO correlation. . .
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My honest appeal to the hearts and minds of every sane American who still supports a potential Hillary Clinton nomination. . .
#itsatrap