Clinton vs Trump, who would you vote for if it comes down to this?

Certain · 01-17-2016, 11:18 AM

So being ardently anti-Muslim (a religion dominated by brown and black people) is OK and definitely not racist or anything? By the way, you have yet to produce any bit of evidence that Hillary Clinton is worse. She is not a continuation of President Obama. They disagree on so many things, as you probably don't remember from the 2008 primaries. Her policies actually tend to be more moderate, but she simply isn't a likable person.

I will say that I think 10 percent of Republicans would not vote for Donald Trump against Clinton. That would account for only moderates and minorities. George W. Bush had support among Latinos that Mr. Make Mexico Build A Wall won't. With that said, the country is divided so much that losing 10 percent of your party gives you little chance — even if those voters either sit the election out or vote for a third-party candidate.

The ideal scenario is that the GOP overrules its own voters and picks Ted Cruz over Trump because of party politics. One of the reasons Trump has gained support is because he definitely does not fall in line with the standard Republican points of view. Polls show close to 70 percent of Trump's supporters would vote for him as a third-party or independent candidate.

I don't think Trump can win either way, but I know he can't win if he splits the Republican vote.

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Certain Mad fucking dangerous. Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 12,066 Battle Record: 40-19 Champed - AOWL Season 3 - Art of Writing League (2x) Rep Power: 85899406	So being ardently anti-Muslim (a religion dominated by brown and black people) is OK and definitely not racist or anything? By the way, you have yet to produce any bit of evidence that Hillary Clinton is worse. She is not a continuation of President Obama. They disagree on so many things, as you probably don't remember from the 2008 primaries. Her policies actually tend to be more moderate, but she simply isn't a likable person. I will say that I think 10 percent of Republicans would not vote for Donald Trump against Clinton. That would account for only moderates and minorities. George W. Bush had support among Latinos that Mr. Make Mexico Build A Wall won't. With that said, the country is divided so much that losing 10 percent of your party gives you little chance — even if those voters either sit the election out or vote for a third-party candidate. The ideal scenario is that the GOP overrules its own voters and picks Ted Cruz over Trump because of party politics. One of the reasons Trump has gained support is because he definitely does not fall in line with the standard Republican points of view. Polls show close to 70 percent of Trump's supporters would vote for him as a third-party or independent candidate. I don't think Trump can win either way, but I know he can't win if he splits the Republican vote. Last edited by Certain; 01-17-2016 at 11:21 AM.