Trump re-election prospects

[Dr. Arch]

Sure, but he was one of those people at the top making it so.

I don't think so, it just seems to be a problem with that city/area. Every race was so segregated when I went there not even L.A. was that bad. Like one area was 90% black, another was 90% Dominican, then 90% Chinese, then another was 90% white, etc. etc. All groups were monoracial, etc. etc.

Trump is all about helping the common people. He didn't have to run for President. Trump's policies will help EVERYONE. Trade deals for example benefit the rich and Trump wants them to benefit the middle class.

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

[60+ GOP Seats After 2018 GUARANTEED]

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

Health insurance =/= healthcare.

Trump's real healthcare bill - which would require 60 votes in the Senate - would improve HEALTHCARE tremendously.

Obamacare was really good for insurance companies and the REAL elitists though.

[Dr. Arch]

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

Health insurance =/= healthcare.

Trump's real healthcare bill - which would require 60 votes in the Senate - would improve HEALTHCARE tremendously.

Obamacare was really good for insurance companies and the REAL elitists though.

You are completely out of touch, but as long as you're happy, I guess.

[60+ GOP Seats After 2018 GUARANTEED]

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

Health insurance =/= healthcare.

Trump's real healthcare bill - which would require 60 votes in the Senate - would improve HEALTHCARE tremendously.

Obamacare was really good for insurance companies and the REAL elitists though.

You are completely out of touch, but as long as you're happy, I guess.

Says the Democrat from Wisconsin lol.

[Mr. Smith]

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

Health insurance =/= healthcare.

Trump's real healthcare bill - which would require 60 votes in the Senate - would improve HEALTHCARE tremendously.

Obamacare was really good for insurance companies and the REAL elitists though.

You are completely out of touch, but as long as you're happy, I guess.

Says the Democrat from Wisconsin lol.

A state "won" by 20,000 votes, probably the result of vote suppression.  You don't win a state with fewer votes than the last guy of your party who lost.

Try again.

[Dr. Arch]

Like that healthcare plan that kicked nearly 30 million people off healthcare? Sure thing.

Health insurance =/= healthcare.

Trump's real healthcare bill - which would require 60 votes in the Senate - would improve HEALTHCARE tremendously.

Obamacare was really good for insurance companies and the REAL elitists though.

You are completely out of touch, but as long as you're happy, I guess.

Says the Democrat from Wisconsin lol.

A state "won" by 20,000 votes, probably the result of vote suppression.  You don't win a state with fewer votes than the last guy of your party who lost.

Try again.

[60+ GOP Seats After 2018 GUARANTEED]

A state "won" by 20,000 votes, probably the result of vote suppression.  You don't win a state with fewer votes than the last guy of your party who lost.

Try again.

Wisconsin is like 90% white, privileged and middle class. I just found it funny he's trying to say I am out of touch lol.

[PragmaticPopulist]

I'm gonna give Trump the benefit of the doubt, and say it's a 50-50 chance. I'm not convinced he can win the popular vote unless Democrats nominate someone even worse than Hillary, and I want to think they would've learned not to do that. If Trump can't win the popular vote, that lowers his reelection chances. It would also help if the purists who hate certain candidates for the smallest reasons (ie: Gillibrand's "impure" voting record) don't gain traction in the Democratic primary.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

5-10%.

[60+ GOP Seats After 2018 GUARANTEED]

5-10%.

Lol was this posted September 2016?

[Statilius the Epicurean]

It depends on if the Democrats can get their house in order. If the party is united behind a competent challenger, they would be the favourite.

[TrumpBritt24]

Stereotyping an entire city based on one racially biased Real Estate mogul.

Wholesome Atlas.

[varesurgent]

A state "won" by 20,000 votes, probably the result of vote suppression.  You don't win a state with fewer votes than the last guy of your party who lost.

Try again.

Wisconsin is like 90% white, privileged and middle class. I just found it funny he's trying to say I am out of touch lol.

It seems strange to characterize an entire state (a state that's 86% white, not 90, is a hair less educated than the US as a whole, and has a median household income almost the same as the United States) as "privileged"

[Dr. Arch]

A state "won" by 20,000 votes, probably the result of vote suppression.  You don't win a state with fewer votes than the last guy of your party who lost.

Try again.

Wisconsin is like 90% white, privileged and middle class. I just found it funny he's trying to say I am out of touch lol.

It seems strange to characterize an entire state (a state that's 86% white, not 90, is a hair less educated than the US as a whole, and has a median household income almost the same as the United States) as "privileged"

Yeah, this guy just pukes verbal diarrhea in his responses to me, and I'm supposed to take them seriously.

We have Google, ahugecat, use it wisely. Wisconsin, privileged, lmao.

[Medal506]

If he can make it to 2020, he'll be at a greater chance of losing than winning.

If he wins re election it will probably be without the popular vote again because once again conservatives and republicans are not going to come out for him since he's too liberal

[MillennialModerate]

Sure, but he was one of those people at the top making it so.

Trump is all about helping the common people. He didn't have to run for President. Trump's policies will help EVERYONE.

LOL! You can NOT be serious.

Trump doesn't want to help the common man (or the rich man for that matter). He wants to help the man named Donald Trump. Period.

[pbrower2a]

True on most counts. But we have even more evidence of the corruption, incompetence, incoherence, and elitism of this President. His appeal to the great unwashed masses was his vulgarity. I'm not saying that the President needs to have concerts of Haydn string quartets to show his taste, but what good has vulgarity done except to sell schlock to people?

I see patterns of failure in this President, one of which is the low approval ratings and high level of disapproval.   

Incompetence, sure. Corruption? No.

He is neck deep in dealings with organized crime.

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If he is an extreme vulgarian by culture, he is an elitist in economics. His class interests should be obvious.

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...and being proved beyond any doubt, and for ugly effect.