Originally Posted by Guest

Sorry, but your credibility has been forever ruined earlier today. Bid a goodbye to all and slip quietly into the night.

Dear Shallow Hal: Oh never mind !

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Originally Posted by Guest

"These folks"??
How racist can you be in one single post?
This is 2016, not 1955.

You have absolutely NO credibility anymore - except to the Tea Party - where you adhere to their racist policies.

Dear guest: Yes it is 2016 and not 1955 and the country is replete with examples of its failings over the last 60 years or so....and your aforementioned comments solidify one of the failing issues.

One can only hope that your generation produces and can measure up as well as those in the 30's 40's 50's. You owe your way of life for their sacrifices .

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The latest NBC poll shows Hillary winning with 51% vs. Trump at 41%.

Originally Posted by Guest

The latest NBC poll shows Hillary winning with 51% vs. Trump at 41%.

Is that with incarceration or without?

Originally Posted by Guest

The latest NBC poll shows Hillary winning with 51% vs. Trump at 41%.

And what else would ANYBODY expect to hear from NBC

Originally Posted by Guest

And what else would ANYBODY expect to hear from NBC

You're right.........

Polls can look any way you wish. Taken from RealClear:

Jan 20th:
Florida: Trump vs. Clinton Florida Atlantic University Trump 47, Clinton 44 Trump +3
North Carolina: Trump vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 43, Trump 45 Trump +2

Originally Posted by Guest

Polls can look any way you wish. Taken from RealClear:

Jan 20th:
Florida: Trump vs. Clinton Florida Atlantic University Trump 47, Clinton 44 Trump +3
North Carolina: Trump vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 43, Trump 45 Trump +2

2 to 3 point spread, essentially tied in those two states. Clinton is still ahead nationally.

Originally Posted by Guest

Is that with incarceration or without?

I agree, Trump should be jailed for his backward views.

In a general election: According to match-ups by RCP, Clinton would beat Trump 45.3% to 42.8% in a general election, while Sanders would best him by 5.3 percentage points (46.8% to 41.5%). Running against Cruz, Clinton could be less lucky: Cruz leads her by an average of 1.8 points, with 46.3% of national support to her 44.5%. Sanders, on the other hand, could win in a contest with Cruz: his average advantage is 3.3 percentage points on the Texan senator, with 45% support to Cruz's 41.7%. (The most recent poll for this pairing, however, comes from Dec. 20.)

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In a general election: According to match-ups by RCP, Clinton would beat Trump 45.3% to 42.8% in a general election, while Sanders would best him by 5.3 percentage points (46.8% to 41.5%). Running against Cruz, Clinton could be less lucky: Cruz leads her by an average of 1.8 points, with 46.3% of national support to her 44.5%. Sanders, on the other hand, could win in a contest with Cruz: his average advantage is 3.3 percentage points on the Texan senator, with 45% support to Cruz's 41.7%. (The most recent poll for this pairing, however, comes from Dec. 20.)

Yes, according to the polls, Clinton beat Obama in 2008. We should jail Obama.