Trump is probably as close to that as we are going to get. I don't get the sense that he is loyal to the ideas or philosophies of either party.
I do think Trump has the best shot to beat her, but once again, I'll be extremely surprised if he's able to do it.
She's playing a "mama knows best" tune to the younger group that would and will never resonate. With any generation.
And there's a huge portion that's pissed with Washington and she's about as entrenched in the system as one can be, plus unless you're just blinded by team she's as untrustworthy as it gets too.
I don't know. Voter participation was down 33% in Nevada compared to 2008. Dems aren't even getting off the couch to vote now. On the other side, voter participation in SC was up 20%, an all-time high for an SC primary turnout, last weekend. Will be interesting to see if Dem voting numbers are noticeably low again this week in a state that was historically active just a few days ago.
I feel good that some of you on here don't see it as a slam dunk like I do. I'll be more than glad to be wrong.
Add to that the voters who will turn out in November to prevent a Democratic President from nominating a Supreme Court Justice (they want to take our guns, etc.)
I don't have the best track record. I saw no way that voters would re-elect Obama. Unimane called the election all along.
If GOP could have manufactured a candidate with an ounce of charisma, he'd be the President right now.
I have decided that between GWB and Obama re-election it is damn near impossible to unseat an incumbent.
Absolutely. But it's a very stacked deck. The last two who successfully unseated an incumbent were all-time great politicians (Reagan and Clinton), and both beat non-charismatic and largely ineffective opponents (Carter, Bush).