Republicans Out Voting Democrats in Early Voting For 1st Time since 2004

[Hyperballad 4,311]

36 minutes ago, SISTERV said:

Um.........are you joking? You really think a whole bunch of those republicans that don't like Trump (the anti Trump republicans are evangelicals) are going to vote for a pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, gun limiting, liberal?

 

I'm sorry, but if you think there is a large group of republicans all of the sudden compromising their values and want to vote in Hillary, you really should be more worried. 

My homophobic, racist Texan uncle Joe is a republican but he's voting for Hill-Dog. 

OT: Alot of kids in my high school are dumb as f**k. And my white, racist, homophobic teacher keeps bashing Hillary and defending Trump 

We have a mock election and the kids say they will vote Trump cause "Mrs. P**ce said so". These kids are f**king idiots  

[Nick1495 991]

52 minutes ago, SISTERV said:

Um.........are you joking? You really think a whole bunch of those republicans that don't like Trump (the anti Trump republicans are evangelicals) are going to vote for a pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, gun limiting, liberal?

 

I'm sorry, but if you think there is a large group of republicans all of the sudden compromising their values and want to vote in Hillary, you really should be more worried. 

I'm pretty sure that the Republicans crossing party lines are hispanic (Cubans and Puerto Ricans) from South Florida. I live in SE FL and the generational divide between Cuban voters is pretty evident. Younger generations are voting Hillary, while older generations are voting Trump. My family is Colombian and my mother and father, both registered Republicans, early voted for Hillary. I'm registered Democrat and plan on voting for Hillary. But I do agree that not many anti-Trump Republicans are going to be willing to compromise their beliefs to protest against Trump. 

EDIT: I'm sorry that you get attacked for voicing your opinions on here. I'm not voting for or supporting Trump, but I believe his supporters shouldn't be attacked for saying what they believe in and the same goes for Hillary supporters 

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The funny thing about it is that Trump can keep both those states and still get trounced in the Electoral College. Nevada's early voting all but guarantees a Hillary win there on Nov 8. He better hope Obama doesn't awaken the African American giant; Trump already woke up the Hispanic giant.

[SISTERV 3,887]

15 minutes ago, Larry Hill said:

The funny thing about it is that Trump can keep both those states and still get trounced in the Electoral College. Nevada's early voting all but guarantees a Hillary win there on Nov 8. He better hope Obama doesn't awaken the African American giant; Trump already woke up the Hispanic giant.

Trump is 7 points ahead in Nevada. 

[JevyDuty 2,961]

1 minute ago, SISTERV said:

Trump is 7 points ahead in Nevada. 

Oooo NOW the polls matter right? 

That SINGLE poll you're referencing doesn't matter more than actual votes that have been cast. With nearly 70% of the state votes in and Hillary has a 34,000 vote lead. 

[SISTERV 3,887]

1 hour ago, Larry Hill said:

Oooo NOW the polls matter right? 

That SINGLE poll you're referencing doesn't matter more than actual votes that have been cast. With nearly 70% of the state votes in and Hillary has a 34,000 vote lead. 

You actually have that backward.

[Goosey 3,017]

2 hours ago, Texas Joanne said:

My homophobic, racist Texan uncle Joe is a republican but he's voting for Hill-Dog. 

OT: Alot of kids in my high school are dumb as f**k. And my white, racist, homophobic teacher keeps bashing Hillary and defending Trump 

Ngl this makes it seem like everyone with a different opinion is "racist and homophobic" to you. Your uncle, your teacher, your peers... probably me...

 

2 hours ago, Lance said:

 but you still think Trump is fit to run this country. Cant wait until Hillary uses dead people's votes to make sure she has the keys to the white house on lock. 

I will bookmark this quote!

2 hours ago, Lance said:

Even the BUSH family are voting Hillary FFS

The Bush family and the Clinton family are the same thing. Elites. They're all inter-connected. It's an illusion of choice. That's why electing Trump is so important. He's an outsider.

[TrueWillis 45]

8 minutes ago, Goosey said:

Ngl this makes it seem like everyone with a different opinion is "racist and homophobic" to you. Your uncle, your teacher, your peers... probably me...

 

I will bookmark this quote!

The Bush family and the Clinton family are the same thing. Elites. They're all inter-connected. It's an illusion of choice. That's why electing Trump is so important. He's an outsider.

I've never understood this line of logic. If anything the Clinton's are people that came from more humble backgrounds. Trump was born rich.

[PartySick 174,672]

5 hours ago, SISTERV said:

Um.........are you joking? You really think a whole bunch of those republicans that don't like Trump (the anti Trump republicans are evangelicals) are going to vote for a pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, gun limiting, liberal?

 

I'm sorry, but if you think there is a large group of republicans all of the sudden compromising their values and want to vote in Hillary, you really should be more worried. 

The latest percentage I've heard come from Florida is that 28% of early votes by registered Republicans are for Hillary. That was on our local news so do with that what you will

Also, the amount of people that registered Democrat in the past few months beat out the amount that registered Republican. I don't remember the exact numbers but it was 10's of thousands more. I'm cautiously optimistic of Hillary's chances here.

Edit: It's actually 28%, not 21%

[Goosey 3,017]

2 minutes ago, TrueWillis said:

I've never understood this line of logic. If anything the Clinton's are people that came from more humble backgrounds. Trump was born rich.

On the other hand one could argue that makes their rise to power and their wealth and influence all the more suspicious.

[AlexanderLevi2 5,849]

5 minutes ago, Goosey said:

On the other hand one could argue that makes their rise to power and their wealth and influence all the more suspicious.

What 

Let me guess, Illuminati?

[Luc 4,776]

6 minutes ago, Goosey said:

On the other hand one could argue that makes their rise to power and their wealth and influence all the more suspicious.

A reverse anti-establishian experience.

 

So:

1. Politicians are suspicious when they grew up in a middle-class family and thus weren't born as part of the establishment

2. Politicians are suspicious when they are part of 'the establishment'

 

I refuse to believe that's what you think. Is it?

[JevyDuty 2,961]

1 hour ago, SISTERV said:

You actually have that backward.

Really? please elaborate.

It's really difficult to not disparage Trump supporters when they seem to have their own set of facts at their disposal.

"Nevada’s early voting results suggest that Hillary Clinton will easily win the state despite narrowing polls."

http://heavy.com/news/2016/11/nevada-early-voting-update-donald-trump-hillary-clinton-winning-losing-turnout-november-3-republicans-democrats/

 

[Whispering 18,865]

2 hours ago, SISTERV said:

You actually have that backward.

Saying something you made up in your head or found from some lunatics on Brietbart doesn't make it true. The actual facts show that Hillary is leading in Nevada. 

[SISTERV 3,887]

2 hours ago, TrueWillis said:

I've never understood this line of logic. If anything the Clinton's are people that came from more humble backgrounds. Trump was born rich.

Gaga was born pretty wealthy and she wasn't a total idiot. Taylor Swift came from not much and look at how the fame ate her up.