Tick tock, tick tock.

Speyside wrote:

November is coming. I think it will bring much change. Trump keeps losing credibility for the Republican party. Seemingly on a daily basis. I think he is doing great damage to the Republican party. Do you see it differently?

Speyside wrote:

November is coming. I think it will bring much change. Trump keeps losing credibility for the Republican party. Seemingly on a daily basis. I think he is doing great damage to the Republican party. Do you see it differently?

Speyside wrote:

Z, don't need your help. I am calling it as I see it. Clearly we see two different things. I think many Republicans running in November will distance themselves from Trump. I think there is a good chance the Republicans will lose the House and the Senate. Time will tell if you are right or I am.

Speyside wrote:

Alan I hate to say it, but you have absolutely no idea why Trump was elected.

At the end of the day, the people who voted him into office will vote for him again. He will also pick up votes from people who have benefited from his policies. Your view is myopic to say the least.

Abrignac wrote:

by the end of his term, if the rust belters he mobilized to turn out to vote GOP in greater numbers than they ever had before don't have better lives (jobs, insurance etc.) they won't vote against him...they just won't vote.

Currently, they may be in worse shape. No job increase for them and many have lost insurance.

It's way too early to tell how all these numbers will end 3 years from now.

frankj1 wrote:

Substitute "African Americans" for "rust belters" and you just summarized Obama's road to victory.

there will always be groups of people that vote in record numbers, and groups who are disenfranchised.

The winner will be the one who reads it best and capitalizes on it.

tailgater wrote:

OH NO, WE'RE GONNA LOSE OUR $10K DOLLAR HIGH DEDUCTIBLE INSURANCE!!!!!


Unless we got it for "free".

ZRX1200 wrote: