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I think that is the trend across the board. Trump has managed to hold on to his base.“A large percentage of Ohio’s electorate is most passionate about who should not be president,” said Tom Sutton, Ph.D., BW political science professor and director of the BW CRI. “The core support for each of the major party candidates has stayed largely unchanged, but the bad news for Trump is that more of the undecideds—and some third party supporters—who are now coming off the fence are moving to Clinton.”
NRao wrote:I thought he said "There are lies, damned lies, and Analysts".
No?
sourceThe term was popularised in United States by Mark Twain (among others), who attributed it to the British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli: "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."
Let's give Trump a week of attacking Paul RyanWould be interesting to see the numbers this Thu-Sun.
I DO hope that happens to a lot of the T-Party Hitler Jugend.18 year olds.Dixon’s comments echo a recent CNN KFile report that uncovered audio of Trump discussing the perks of owning beauty pageants with Howard Stern back in 2005.
“I’ll go backstage and everyone’s getting dressed, and everything else, and you know, no men are anywhere, and I’m allowed to go in because I’m the owner of the pageant and therefore I’m inspecting it,” Trump told Stern. “You know, I’m inspecting because I want to make sure that everything is good.”Dixon added, “I’m telling you Donald Trump owned the pageant for the reasons to utilize his power to get around beautiful women. Who do you complain to? He owns the pageant. There’s no one to complain to. Everyone there works for him.”Also Read:
Twitter Trolls Trump After He Tells Supporters to Vote on November 28
With only 29 days to go until Election Day, the clock is ticking for both presidential candidates to encourage their supporters to register to vote, especially because some registration deadlines are fast approaching in many states. During a rally in Panama City, Florida, on Tuesday, Donald Trump urged people in the state—which just got its registration deadline extended because of Hurricane Matthew—to register and then vote on Election Day.
Unfortunately, he got the date wrong.
"Make sure you get out and vote November 28," he said. "We've gotta win."
you are so high on opinion but low on what's going on.UlanBatori wrote:Come on! The guy has been around all these years, and these people just decided to sue him for sexual assault now? yes, it's as bogus as it gets. Same as happened to Assange.
As for the "locker room tape": That was a conversation with two participants. One was Trump, a real estate tycoon. Boorish, ill-bred, etc etc. The other was Billy Bush, nephew of President Gee-Dubya, grand-nephew of President Bush the 1 and Barbara Bush. Scion of one of THE oldest and most famous families in America.
Why is language that is appropriate for the Scion, not appropriate for the boorish real estate peddler?
And oh! Only one of the participants in that private conversation was boor enough to report that 11 years later. The Scion. American civilization at its classic best.
Roger Ailes - another fine "just a boorish news peddler", whose offenses were such that he had to be booted out of the network that he started from scratch and grew into an empirebrar_w wrote:Roger Stone and Steve Bannon are going to go thermonuclear...Time to work those "backchannels" with Assange.
meh, that could be just a slip of the tongue..NRao wrote:Guess this was prior to yelling and screaming at the NYT reporter:
Trump Thinks Election Day Is November 28
With only 29 days to go until Election Day, the clock is ticking for both presidential candidates to encourage their supporters to register to vote, especially because some registration deadlines are fast approaching in many states. During a rally in Panama City, Florida, on Tuesday, Donald Trump urged people in the state—which just got its registration deadline extended because of Hurricane Matthew—to register and then vote on Election Day.
Unfortunately, he got the date wrong.
"Make sure you get out and vote November 28," he said. "We've gotta win."
Like what? The Kenyan hospital that Obama was really born in?UlanBatori wrote:Yeah, but the pity is that this is one guy who would have brought out a lot of truths that the Deep State never allows revealed.
There's been a lot of stuff on Trump out there for a long time in interviews that he gave. It is the biased MSM which is following the Killary camp's orders to bring it out as so called "new" material now. The goal is not to influence the undecided or fluid voters, but to keep Trump supporters like EJs at home.brar_w wrote:His problem is that many will be unwilling to give him the benefit of doubt after what he has demonstrated over the last year, and especially what folks have heard/seen on tape. Also, it is quite likely that more material comes out over the next 3 or so weeks. By many accounts its out there so its really a matter of something leaking or oppo getting theirs hands on it.
It appears a civil war has broken out in the GOP. It is easy to understand why this is happening, the GOP congressional leadership made a deal with Donald Trump when they made him the party nominee. The some terms of the deal are now active but the GOP does not seem to be in a position to fully divest itself of Donald Trump.
Based on news reports at the time I think the deal went something like this - you do what you can to bring your fans over to the party's voter rolls and we will support your brand. The fine print in the deal was - if Donald Trump starts alienating the GOP existing voters, then the GOP backs out. The flag set on this was Hillary's lead over Donald Trump in the polls. If Donald Trump fell below Hillary by 7 points - the GOP would move to secure its needs and abandon the Trump campaign.
The basic rationale of the GOP for making the deal was that the Donald Trump supporters were not really part of its voting ranks. They were the ones making weird stances at rallies and they were clearly easy to sway with emotional reactions, but these were not people you could count on to turn up to actually vote.
Donald Trump for his part promised to make them all turn up to vote. He directed his machine to start registering voters and reaching out to people to make sure that they came to the polling both or cast early ballots. Unfortunately for Donald Trump - there really is no Trump organization - he has never invested any money in one or raised money to build one. The result was his directives to the organization - were basically directives to nowhere. The GOP's internal surveillance people picked up on this disconnect very early on and told him to fix that - it seems like he didn't actually do it.
An added problem arose when the release of the lewd comments tapes and the ensuing mishandling of the issue by the Trump campaign created a massive 10+ point lead for Hillary over Donald. This automatically activated the "Abandon Trump" clauses of the deal and the GOP top leaders began to distance themselves from Donald Trump. The GOP's financiers began to slowly back out of pledges for campaign support [1].
The rank and file of the party and lower tier GOP leaders however were not in a position to action on these clauses. In the last decade as the GOP's voter base struggled to cope with a black man being president, a number political opportunists jumped into the party. They saw this voter disaffection as a means to launch themselves into a position of influence inside the GOP. This group of opportunists saw Trump as a great chance to topple the existing GOP leadership and seize control of the main organs of the party. It is these people that are making it hard for the GOP to detach from the Trump campaign.
The naivete of these opportunists is something to be seen to be believed - it appears these people are operating under the assumption that the massive financial support for GOP causes which comes from personal pledges by long time leaders to special interest group will simply flow to them just because they are the new guard. The opportunists don't understand that is not how it really works.
For his part now with the "Abandon Trump" clauses in action - Donald Trump has two choices. He can either try to sound conciliatory and recover the lost support of the GOP. This would be a significant distraction from his main campaign task of attacking Hillary Clinton. Or he can abandon the GOP leadership and push ahead with the task of consolidating his base. The latter move will likely cost him the election but it might secure his brand against the catastrophic losses it would endure if he failed in the election despite GOP support.
I am not really sure what strengthening Donald Trump's brand this late in his life will do. At most he will be like Sumner Redstone - living and nominally in control but ruled by random special interest groups who basically buy airtime by engaging expensive legal teams to sue each other. I also echo Mark Cuban's question - what is the point of running a mass market engagement when you have a *premium* brand? none of these people you are drawing to your rallies are going to buy your premium products. At best they will buy mass market stuff but the royalties from those are shaky at best. Typical margins on those products are ~ 5% at most compared to the 30-50% you get from a premium brand. Why would you do this? It is one thing to broaden a brand portfolio - but it is completely another thing to shoulder ridiculous risks for no clear gains.
For the GOP - this civil war is going to cause a major split that has been some years in the making. It could be that the older established GOP people will keep their seats this time around but in the GOP's core will pull a way and try to establish its own political presence (with or without Donald Trump). Kind of like a Tea Party 2.0. It isn't clear that formation will sustain but the GOP will have to spend a lot of time restructuring itself.
A lawyer for Trump similarly threatened to sue The Times when it published several pages of his 1995 tax return earlier this month.
If the Trump campaign does proceed with lawsuits, it will give both the Times and the Post the opportunity to pursue discovery and request information on Trump's entire sexual history, because Trump would have the burden of proving falsity and actual malice.
Gus wrote:meh, that could be just a slip of the tongue..NRao wrote:Guess this was prior to yelling and screaming at the NYT reporter:
Trump Thinks Election Day Is November 28
Every channel covered the recent leaks. The left leaning covered it second news after first news of Trump allegations. The right leaning ones did vice versa.Austin wrote:MSM has been very tight lipped about wikileaks shows how much control Clinton has over these media , Even our NDTV is going full retard and bashing Donald Trump and not a single work about Hillary or wikileaks
There are SO MANY *******s on both sides in this election campaign