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CajunBlazer

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18. No, I haven't change my mind yet
Mon Oct 3, 2016, 09:55 AM
Oct 2016

One of the reasons is that I don't believe that the Obama coalition is totally intact. Women are definitely on board, including a fair number of suburban women. I think that the black community will support Hillary, but they can't possibly be as enthusiastic as they were to elect the first black President. Hopefully the Clinton campaign's GOTV effort will get most of them to the polls. However, I don't believe the young people are fully on board. They sure are not as as enthusiastic as they were for Obama. And since Hillary isn't very well liked, third party candidates are going to be a factor this time around. I can certainly see a win in the cards, but a landslide, ....I am definitely not sure of that.

I am working on a piece on Hillary and the millennial vote which I hope to post in the next day or so. That in my mind is the mostly missing piece of the puzzle.

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A strange thing happened today [View all] CajunBlazer Oct 2016 OP
Same with us. This is the first election that everyone is still on speaking terms. It's AWESOME! grossproffit Oct 2016 #1
That's good to know. Happy to hear the Trump campaign has an upside . . . Journeyman Oct 2016 #4
Now let's not get carried away..... CajunBlazer Oct 2016 #6
Thanks for posting. That's engouraging. Similar things may be happening in other households. brush Oct 2016 #2
Nice Post. Yesterday you told me a CLINTON LANDSLIDE Chasing Dreams Oct 2016 #3
No, I haven't change my mind yet CajunBlazer Oct 2016 #18
My hope is that dissatisfied Wingers stay home n/t Pluvious Oct 2016 #19
Off to the greatest! sheshe2 Oct 2016 #5
Fingers crossed he is not the only one. Hope more and more people are trump for what he is AgadorSparticus Oct 2016 #7
You're most welcome - and no, he can't be the only one CajunBlazer Oct 2016 #20
My husband tells me every day mountain grammy Oct 2016 #8
I could easily see Trump using this in a campaign add claiming he brings families together Snake Plissken Oct 2016 #9
The Crazy Uncle Is Not The Whole Family Yallow Oct 2016 #10
LOL Awesome. fleabiscuit Oct 2016 #11
I know people like this and the most you can get them to do is CLAIM they aren't voting this time... Spitfire of ATJ Oct 2016 #12
He is definitely going to vote, but.... CajunBlazer Oct 2016 #17
I would guess the VP debate is the Tea Baggers' last hope. C Moon Oct 2016 #13
While I bet the media is pissed we are blaming them, I think they are as scared as we are. Hamlette Oct 2016 #14
I agree: the media does seem to be giving up on Trump. C Moon Oct 2016 #15
They have not only given up on Trump... CajunBlazer Oct 2016 #21
I noticed something similar Freddie Oct 2016 #16
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