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Originally Posted by Guest
I actually think Clinton, despite her lack of honesty and character, has a very good chance to be elected. The demographics favor the democrats. The country is so polarized that issues, leadership, character, accomplishments no longer matter (they certainly didn't in the 2008 and 2012 elections). Most people are so poorly informed that they won't realize just how shady Clinton is. Many of those who do, won't care. Hunker down, it is going to be a rocky ride.
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I tend to agree with you on this.
On TOTV alone, there is very little if any, talk of any good that Ms Clinton can do, no response on the always ongoing talk of...for want of a better word I will use..."stuff".
Ms Clinton is the total and complete opposite of everything the Democratic Party has said they embrace, yet she will be the candidate (nobody will even welcome any opposition) and as you said has a better than good chance of being elected.
There is a post on here calling the opposition (republicans) the party of no. These are people who simply will not take the time to read and be aware (the NO was Sen Reid and his manipulation, something even democrats were shocked at, which does not relieve any obstruction by the Republicans) but the point is, the same tired old revised history people will vote for Ms Clinton ignoring anything negative about her.
No Republican candidate to even talk about yet, but these folks are already in line to vote straight party. The recent congressional elections, the fact that most states are Republicn controlled does not affect these folks. They continue with the same dialogue that is tired, not true, but makes them feel good.
But we have seen what the Soros money can do come election time so you make a good point.