joether
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ORIGINAL: Kirata The latest SurveyUSA Election Poll shows Trump pulling 30% of the Hispanic vote, 25% of the black vote, and beating Clinton 44% to 40%, with registered voters who say they pay "a lot" of attention to politics giving him a 54% to 36% lead over Clinton. Heads explode in 3.. 2.. 1... What does this have to do with the topic, Kirata? Please, explain it. That someone more popular can do 'anything' they want? Including forcefully removing with violent actions of another's 1st amendment rights while on a public sidewalk? With your post, I'll say this and no more on the derailing-subject: You managed to find a conservative leaning organization that places 'whomever' from the GOP/TP better than 'Mrs. Clinton' in a poll. You might find they were more likely leaning Republican than Democrat. What is funny is that they are comparing their polling between groups that are already 'conservative leaning' in viewpoint. Meaning, no one organization, including Suffolk, would be considered 'politically moderate'. Just like in 2012, when conservatives were told Mr. Romney would not only win, but win by a landslide against President Obama. Tell me Kirata, who is the current President? Mr. Obama or Mr. Romney? Did Mr. Romney win or win by a landslide? I take an 'old school' conservative stance when it comes to polls. I disbelieve them unless the liberal, moderate, and conservative pollsters are saying the same degree of information (or close enough). Most legitimate conservative pollsters placed Mr. Obama winning a second term in office. That is because they didn't ask people they knew would be voting for Mr. Romney or Mr. Obama. But did ask people 'still on the fence'. Unfortunately, most polls got things wrong. Even with the number of people voting (the lowest in nearly 70 years). Mr. Nate Silverman got his prediction correct. Not just that election but very well in previous elections. I would go with Mr. Silverman's numbers than SurveyUSA. The poll is irrelevant to the topic. Can you stick to the topic?
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