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http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box...gh-george-w-bush-laura-bush-voted-for-clinton
Bush may have voted for Shill. Huge if true.
Bush may have voted for Shill. Huge if true.
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He has also at times been identified as a 49ers fan and some other team. his state finally gets a football team and he can't show some support for a team that LITERALLY PLAY IN HIS CITY?????
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that's not what I read. he said he didn't vote for either Trump or Hillary.
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Still best heel of all time though.
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States like OH, PA, FL and NC would likely be easy wins for Kasich (vs Hillary).
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You should be more worried about hillary
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Exit polls showing that 70%+ of people want to give the undocumented a path to legalization while about 25% want deportation.
Seems like that 25% is extremely loud, vocal, and all post on Sherdog.
Seems like that 25% is extremely loud, vocal, and all post on Sherdog.
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Yeah, exit polls also showing that more Dems are voting than Republicans. Not good news for Donnie.
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The also show that more blacks and hispanics voted for Trump than for Romney... they often don't make that much sense and are inaccurate one way or the other
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but Limbaugh is always right and knows everything about the GOP
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Thanks man.
The enthusiasm numbers seem to be on his side. Democrats aren't stoked about Hillary, unless you have a sherdog account called Jack V Savage. Even among my liberal/dem friends, I really haven't seen a single one on facebook or otherwise that are stoked about her. I think female turnout will be high on the Dem side, but overall turnout will be low for democrats.
Listening to these reports about huge lines everywhere are discouraging. I don't think those huge lines are in favor of democrats, which they typically are. Donald Trump received more votes in the primaries than any Republican ever. His turnout is huge. When you see a live Hillary rally on youtube and there's a few thousand watchers, and then see a Trump live rally with tens of thousands of watchers, it doesn't look good. Not to mention his rallies are absolutely huge while Hillary's are pathetically small. In elections past these things didn't matter but as more and more of the population are coming online these types of things are going to be more and more relevant indicators of where things are at. I hope I'm wrong. I don't think polling data matters much unless one candidate is double digits above the other. When you get polling data showing candidates 1-5/6/7 points from each other, they're absolutely useless.
It's fitting I'll be listening to the election results coming in while playing Fallout 4 lmao.
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and spent the majority of his career in the Georgia territory
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Hillary was the second most hated candidate in history, next to... you guessed it, Trump. This was an easily winnable election with anybody except Trump.
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But it wouldn't have even mattered if Republicans won if it was just another globalist.
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