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Sunday, October 16, 2016
Rod Dreher climbs down in the gutter, impersonates Marco Rubio
Dreher's arguments against Trump in blog post after blog post aren't convincing some commenters, many of whom keep making persuasive defenses of the GOP's candidate for president.
The name calling, characteristic of liberals who can't defend their positions, you know, like Hillary for the last two weeks, tells you it's starting to get to Dreher a little bit.
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Friday, October 14, 2016
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Rod Dreher believes not only what he reads in WaPo, but also in The New York Times
Here, where Trump's latest accusers are out of the box "credible".
Commenter Bryan says:
I’m sorry Rod, but I feel compelled to say something that saddens me: I have lost respect for you over the way you’re covering this election.
Rasmussen shows Hillary going from +7 on Monday to Trump +2 today
Wikileaks?
Here:
The latest Rasmussen Reports White House Watch national telephone and online survey shows Trump with 43% support among Likely U.S. Voters to Clinton’s 41%. Yesterday, Clinton still held a four-point 43% to 39% lead over Trump, but that was down from five points on Tuesday and her biggest lead ever of seven points on Monday.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
With a month to go, just how close is the race for the White House according to the Real Clear Politics polling averages?
Leaning Trump: leads in TX, MO, IN, SC and ME-2 by an average of 8.3, average margin of error 3.9.
Leaning Clinton: leads in NM, CO, WI, MI, PA, VA, NH and NJ by an average of 7.9, average margin of error 4.0.
The race is a toss up in NV, AZ, MN, IA, OH, NC, GA and FL with an average lead of 2.6, average margin of error 3.9.
Trump at 165 Electoral College votes would have to capture all the toss-ups save either NV or IA to finish with 270, but winning MN seems like a stretch to me in that scenario. Winning all the toss-ups save MN puts Trump short at 266.
NH with 4 EC votes is Trump's likeliest take away focus among Clinton's "leaners" right now. Her +6 there has an average margin of error of 4.6.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Pussy alert: Guess who I bumped into in the grocery store at 5:30 going into the olives aisle?
Joey Ramone grabs some pussy |
My prick congressman, Justin Amash, another Republican member of the establishment who won't be voting for Donald Trump. Never met him before. He's what Doctor Demento would call a pencil-necked geek. If he had had some hair and dressed in a leather biker jacket he could have passed for Joey Ramone in those jeans and T-shirt I saw him wearing tonight, but no such luck.
I guess the servants had the night off and Justin had to shop for himself.
Yeah, I was in a hurry to shop for dinner and get home and make it, so we had no time to exchange unpleasantries.
Needless to say I won't be voting for that asshole, just to return the favor.
Go Trump!
And Joey is dead. Long live Joey.
What we're learning here is that it's Hillary who could shoot someone in the middle of 5th Avenue and still win
I know, I'm getting ahead of myself.
With 28 days to election day, Hillary has expanded her Electoral College lead over Trump and is now projected to win 339-199
With 28 days to go to the election, Hillary has reset the Electoral College map from Real Clear Politics in the last week by adding four states to her blue column: PA, MI, WI, CO. This boosts her Electoral College total by 55 in the last week from 205 to 260. Trump has again added nothing to his column and still stands at 165.
That leaves 113 Electoral College votes in Toss-Up vs. 168 last week.
Of these, the polling as of this morning indicates Trump retains AZ by +1, IA by +3.7, GA by +5, and ME-2 by +8.7. OH has peeled off to Hillary, however, at 0.5, and Trump has lost ground in AZ and IA.
Hillary is winning NV by +1.4, MN by +4.3, NC by +2.6, FL by +2.4, and ME-1 by +3.8. She has lost ground in ME-1 and FL.
To Hillary's 260 therefore add 79 for a total of 339.
To Trump's 165 therefore add 34 for a total of 199.
As of this morning, Clinton's leads over Trump in NM, CO, WI, MI, NH and VA can be explained statistically by the vote peeled off from Trump by libertarian Gary Johnson. But this is not the case in CT, NJ and PA. Johnson also polls higher than the spread in all nine Toss-up states.
Once again Job One for libertarians is to spoil elections for Republicans.
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