Drumpf?

[Minimalist]

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/08/03/p...trump.html

According to a new survey, less than 13 percent of Latinos plan to vote for the Republican nominee in November. Was it something he said?

Which raises the question:  WTH is wrong with that 13%?

[Crossless2.0]

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/08/03/p...trump.html

According to a new survey, less than 13 percent of Latinos plan to vote for the Republican nominee in November. Was it something he said?

Which raises the question:  WTH is wrong with that 13%?

Miami Cubans?

[Losty]

Personally, I don't like Johnson much. He is2% short of getting into the debates. He will never win.

I don't really dislike Johnson. I mean, I'd be happy to hang out and do some edibles with him. But I'm not exactly an enthusiastic political supporter. However, I may vote Libertarian in November, just to raise a third party's profile, but that depends on where my state's polls stand at the end of October. In the highly unlikely event it's close, I'll vote Clinton.

I've never met the dude. I only meant I dislike him as a candidate. He's not much better that Mitt Romney. I live in Georgia so my vote doesn't matter. I'm thinking about voting for Jill Stein but on the off chance that Georgia finally flips blue I probably won't.

[Thumpalumpacus]

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/08/03/p...trump.html

According to a new survey, less than 13 percent of Latinos plan to vote for the Republican nominee in November. Was it something he said?

Which raises the question:  WTH is wrong with that 13%?

In a phrase, Stockholm Syndrome.

[Minimalist]

I think Crossless got the right answer.  Not just Miami Cubans but OLD Miami Cubans.  There is a generational divide among the Cuban community over Obama's decision to normalize relations.

Old Cold-Warriors die hard, man.

[mlmooney89]

Pfft only two options my ass. Sorry but Johnson is 2% away from getting into the debates. But you don't want to hear about good candidates you wanna hear about the lesser of two evils >.>

Personally, I don't like Johnson much. He is2% short of getting into the debates. He will never win.

I am fully aware that he won't win. I am not trying to get him to win I am trying to get him known. I don't expect to have a winning election this year. I am using this election to get the third party more well known so that when either Trump or Clinton fuck things up they will say oh I should have gone with Johnson. He is very capable of getting the 2% to get into the debates which is the whole point.

[Manowar]

I don't like Clinton, but voting for Trump would be crazy. He might start a war if he gets a mean tweet.

manowar

[Losty]

Personally, I don't like Johnson much. He is2% short of getting into the debates. He will never win.

I am fully aware that he won't win. I am not trying to get him to win I am trying to get him known. I don't expect to have a winning election this year. I am using this election to get the third party more well known so that when either Trump or Clinton fuck things up they will say oh I should have gone with Johnson. He is very capable of getting the 2% to get into the debates which is the whole point.

I know, I got your point. I won't ever be saying I should have voted for Johnson. I wish people would've voted for Sanders and Stein

[account_inactive]

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/08/03/p...trump.html


Which raises the question:  WTH is wrong with that 13%?

In a phrase, Stockholm Syndrome.

So basically, like Uncle Toms?

[account_inactive]

I don't like Clinton, but voting for Trump would be crazy. He might start a war if he gets a mean tweet.

manowar

Exaggeration, much?