Anti-HRC article in HuffPo? Holy!

Kinnera wrote:Hillary supporters here are thick skulled. They live in their own delusions and grandeur about their values. Though they believe they are educated and intelligent, they can't think and analyze objectively. They are carried away by the (divisive) propaganda that Hillary voters are high in their virtues while Trump voters are these despicable deplorables with all the inhuman qualities. That actually makes almost half of america. Look how Hillary supporters already started lamenting what America became and worry about the present and the future of America. Such high opinion about themselves and mistrust of the other! Sad!
I live in a red state. When I look around, i see mostly Trump voters. They are anything but deplorable. They are these sweet, nice, friendly people. 

Yes, neither of the candidates this time is good. One has to choose the lesser of the two evils. While level headed people can see who the bigger evil is and choosing/changing who they support, the staunch Hillary supporters are unable to do that. That's fine. But they just need to get out of their self-grandeur. The other half of America is just fine.

Kinnera wrote:Hillary supporters here are thick skulled. They live in their own delusions and grandeur about their values. Though they believe they are educated and intelligent, they can't think and analyze objectively. They are carried away by the (divisive) propaganda that Hillary voters are high in their virtues while Trump voters are these despicable deplorables with all the inhuman qualities. That actually makes almost half of america. Look how Hillary supporters already started lamenting what America became and worry about the present and the future of America. Such high opinion about themselves and mistrust of the other! Sad!
I live in a red state. When I look around, i see mostly Trump voters. They are anything but deplorable. They are these sweet, nice, friendly people. 

Yes, neither of the candidates this time is good. One has to choose the lesser of the two evils. While level headed people can see who the bigger evil is and choosing/changing who they support, the staunch Hillary supporters are unable to do that. That's fine. But they just need to get out of their self-grandeur. The other half of America is just fine.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Look again. Talk to some African American and Hispanic people and see what they think. Here are some polls from where you are looking around:

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/georgia/

You can click on date to sort by date.
Surveymonkey has them virtually tied.
Ipsos has them within a 5% margin.
Marist college (a high quality poll) has them within 1%

Maybe you need to drive out from suburbia into Atlanta and the areas around GT.

This is a deep red state that is willing to vote in large numbers for Clinton.  The conundrum of this election is this (for Clinton) -- she is doing better than Obama in the deep blue states, but that is not of much help.  She is doing almost as well as or better than Obama in the deep red states some of which Drumpf has managed to flip into the swing state column. Her problem is the rust belt areas which Obama won handily.  The working class whites there are not turning out for her as they did for Obama.  So her grip on MI, WI, MN, PA etc are tenuous and OH and IA are probably out of her grasp.

By the way, it is "delusions of grandeur" not "delusions and grandeur".

Kinnera wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Look again. Talk to some African American and Hispanic people and see what they think. Here are some polls from where you are looking around:

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/georgia/

You can click on date to sort by date.
Surveymonkey has them virtually tied.
Ipsos has them within a 5% margin.
Marist college (a high quality poll) has them within 1%

Maybe you need to drive out from suburbia into Atlanta and the areas around GT.

This is a deep red state that is willing to vote in large numbers for Clinton.  The conundrum of this election is this (for Clinton) -- she is doing better than Obama in the deep blue states, but that is not of much help.  She is doing almost as well as or better than Obama in the deep red states some of which Drumpf has managed to flip into the swing state column. Her problem is the rust belt areas which Obama won handily.  The working class whites there are not turning out for her as they did for Obama.  So her grip on MI, WI, MN, PA etc are tenuous and OH and IA are probably out of her grasp.

By the way, it is "delusions of grandeur" not "delusions and grandeur".

Georgia has been deadlocked for quite some time. I gave you the reasons for it previously. 1. change of demographics. Has more immigrants now who vote mostly for dems. 2. The usual conservative voters were refusing to support Trump because they were disgusted woth him. 

It could tilt towards the reps now because the ones who thought of abstaining from voting are motivated to vote for trump now after the integrity of Hillary is becoming questionable. 

When I said 'i see a lot of trump voters around' i meant more than what you see in the blue states. I see dem voters too. I have almost an equal number supporters of either parties at work. Dems or reps, all of them are fine. None of them is despicable. 

I hope a day will come when the politicians don't divide people into groups and play with their insecurities and emotions in order to get their votes.

if i typed 'delusions and grandeur', it's a typo. Stick to the subject and the substance, not the typos or sentence structures.

Kinnera wrote:while Trump voters are these despicable deplorables with all the inhuman qualities.

Idéfix wrote:

Kinnera wrote:while Trump voters are these despicable deplorables with all the inhuman qualities.

Some, I assume, are good people.

Happy now?

Idéfix wrote:

Kinnera wrote:while Trump voters are these despicable deplorables with all the inhuman qualities.

Some, I assume, are good people.

Happy now?