How can she "work on it"? People either think she's corrupt or they don't, and everything she does will simply reinforce their existing opinion.
Well, she's spent $30 million on ads to "work on it", and where has it got her? She's now only slightly behind in the swing states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida. I imagine she'll continue to "work on it", but my sense is that the American electorate simply isn't buying what she's peddling. The campaign would probably be doing much better were their candidate not named Hillary Clinton, a person who has repeatedly shown herself, and continues to show herself, to be dishonest/corrupt.
LOL.
You see a couple of new polls where trump is leading, and trump supporters start to sport big wood.
The weighted averages in most critical states still have Hillary leading. The weighted RPG average nationally still has her leading also.
So if anything, "the American electorate simply isn't buying the bulls**t that trump is peddling."
You got it all wrong .... you "silly American."
See Likely Voter's neat analysis below. And note that Likely Voter is
only using the most recent polls in each state, to get the averages displayed ....
There have been a lot of polls out in the last few days, but not all were done entirely or partially post Comey. Nationally the seven post-Comey press conference polls have it at Clinton +4.4. Looking at the state polls you have the following averages...
FL T+5 Quinnipiac, JMC
IA -- Monmouth, Marist, Gravis
PA C+1 Quinnipiac, Marist
OH C+2 Quinnipiac, Marist
NV C+4 Monmouth
WI C+6 Marquette
VA C+7 Fox
CO C+10 Monmouth, Harper, Fox
Nothing from NC and NH, but a good guess would be Trump a little ahead in NC and behind in NH.
So Clinton is still favored but not as favored as she was two weeks ago, but then again it is just a snapshot with just a few pollsters and of course this week we have the Bernie endorsement which may have an effect we havent seen yet. Then we will have the Trump VP announcement, RNC, Clinton VP announcement and DNC. And there is still the fallout from Dallas and other shootings and how the candidates are reacting. With so many things going on in July it is going to be hard to sort out how each event is effecting the polls and maybe they wont really settle down until early August.
