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not been quite the model citizen this reelection cycle. Which is
a good thing. Because, by my calculus, this nation have (yes,
have) collectively jumped
the shark, screwed the pooch,
glitched the swing.
So, without too
much reasoning I've chosen Donald Trump as the best person to take the
helm because he's the obverse of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton (Clinton Can't
Distinguish Democrat From Socialist).
And, he's never spent a day in congress. Much of America agrees
with
me for various reasons (I like that he's promised to throw illegals,
especially ISIS , down a volcano). Over the years it has been
true that the GOP candidate who best represents their core is
stabbed in the cloakroom by GOP muck-mucks, which is why I cite this
FiveThirtyEight
Endorsement study. It solves the Trump problem by simply
eliminating him from the equation; poof-he's
gone. Beauty. |
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ElectionBettingOdds.com
ReplyDeleteHave you taken a look at the goobers who contribute to FiveThirtyEight? All of them are twenty-somethings who are full of themselves and their own intellectual prowess.
ReplyDeleteMaybe 538, similar to the Huffing & Puffington Post, has relegated Trump to the 'entertainment' section.
ReplyDeleteI put great stock in the Irish bookies at Paddy Power. They keep going back and forth between Trump and Rubio as the GOP nominee. (Today it is Trump.) But they consistently have Hillary as the winner. Today her odd are at 4 to 6.
ReplyDeletePaddy Power also gave 4-6 to John Kerry against Dubya, so they're not exactly the best prognosticators either.
ReplyDeleteNo matter who the, hopefully, conservative candidate is, if he/she wins, the administration will have to deal with the unionized, politically corrupt bureaucracy.
ReplyDeleteCruz? Cruz? Anyone?
ReplyDeleteThe greatest trick the Donald ever pulled...was convincing the world he didn't exist.
ReplyDeleteJosh