It's December. Do you surrender to Donald Trump?

[Panda Express]

vote

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Refer to my signature.

[Enduro]

Never!!

[Maxwell]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

[Gustaf]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

His support isn't coming from conservatives according to all polls I've seen.

[Maxwell]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

His support isn't coming from conservatives according to all polls I've seen.

I keep mixing that up and that is actually a fair point. Let me re-phrase:

Old, blue collar white moderates are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

His support isn't coming from conservatives according to all polls I've seen.

I keep mixing that up and that is actually a fair point. Let me re-phrase:

Old, blue collar white moderates are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

There was an excellent Trump piece in The Week recently that touched on this.

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[EliteLX]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

His support isn't coming from conservatives according to all polls I've seen.

I keep mixing that up and that is actually a fair point. Let me re-phrase:

Old, blue collar white moderates are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

Agreed,

sadly enough they're going to resort to some stiff almond that has absolutely zero political policy ideas except a border infrastructure/reform project that even he can barely give all the answers for and calling his opponents ugly. What a sad, sad time.

Voted no.

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[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

No.

[Clark Kent]

No.

[courts]

president trump. get used to saying it.

[Maxwell]

president trump. get used to saying it.

The President America deserves.

[Sir Mohamed]

Rubio will be the nominee. Trump may win the nomination if Rubio implodes; but in that case he'll lose big against Hillary.

[muon2]

That Quinnipiac poll is pretty brutal for non-Trumpers - he has easily the most solid infrastructure of support. His lead has grown substantially since before. He's at 27%, not amazing, but definitely solid. Conservative voters are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

His support isn't coming from conservatives according to all polls I've seen.

I keep mixing that up and that is actually a fair point. Let me re-phrase:

Old, blue collar white moderates are mad as hell, and they're not going to settle for some limp noodle like they have in years past.

There was an excellent Trump piece in The Week recently that touched on this.

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And not just moderate Pubs. My friends in Chicago say that there is real support for Trump in the white ethnic neighborhoods - the same areas that were Reagan Dems. However, there's not much sign yet that they plan to take Pub primary ballots.

[Beezer]

I'm still gonna wait until April before I make up my mind.

[RedPrometheus]

I'm still gonna wait until April before I make up my mind.

Me too. I just cannot imagine Trump being the nominee.

[dudeabides]

At this point in 2012, Newt Gingrich led Mitt Romney 37% - 22% nationally. Marco Rubio, who trails Trump by 10%, should continue to do what he's doing because it's working. Early momentum sometimes means nothing, but slow yet steady momentum can work and in recent history (see John McCain and Barack Obama 2008 primaries) it has worked.

[Maxwell]

At this point in 2012, Newt Gingrich led Mitt Romney 37% - 22% nationally. Marco Rubio, who trails Trump by 10%, should continue to do what he's doing because it's working. Early momentum sometimes means nothing, but slow yet steady momentum can work and in recent history (see John McCain and Barack Obama 2008 primaries) it has worked.

Yawn. Another allusion to 2012? You're so dull.

[Pandaguineapig]

Like I've said before Trump supporters are the people least likely to get off restart and take their rascal scooter to the polls on election day

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Like I've said before Trump supporters are the people least likely to get off restart and take their rascal scooter to the polls on election day

Except his supporters are the young'ns, so there's tge whole in that logic.

[Pandaguineapig]

Like I've said before Trump supporters are the people least likely to get off restart and take their rascal scooter to the polls on election day

Except his supporters are the young'ns, so there's tge whole in that logic.

That doesn't change that they are uneducated slobs who are the least politically informed or involved

[Negusa Nagast 🚀]

Like I've said before Trump supporters are the people least likely to get off restart and take their rascal scooter to the polls on election day

Except his supporters are the young'ns, so there's tge whole in that logic.

That doesn't change that they are uneducated slobs who are the least politically informed or involved

What a typical establishment hack. Lobbying fallacious personal attacks against Trump supporters because they're out of lockstep with the heart of the Republican party.

[Pandaguineapig]

Like I've said before Trump supporters are the people least likely to get off restart and take their rascal scooter to the polls on election day

Except his supporters are the young'ns, so there's tge whole in that logic.

That doesn't change that they are uneducated slobs who are the least politically informed or involved

No, I'm just repeating the fact that no one who supports Trump has a college degree

What a typical establishment hack. Lobbying fallacious personal attacks against Trump supporters because they're out of lockstep with the heart of the Republican party.

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Honestly, I'm still not sure that he's serious.

I'm not saying that I'm confident he isn't serious. Just that I really don't know. I don't grok Trump, or his campaign. (And while I'm neutral on Trump as an individual, I dislike his campaign greatly.)

How much of his own money has he spent so far?