Then what would explain why you didn't say that when you told him to start one? Two knuckle heads don't make a whole, ya know.
glad to know it....I've been trying to start a new thread all day. will do so once it's fixed i guess
oh best believe there are millions of dems just like you with a false sense of security black folk won't be impassioned enough to go out and vote like 08 or 12, the black folk in the north are much more educated and sensible and will give enough of their vote to Trump latino folks is Hillary's only saving grace, they have to vote in astronomically high numbers (she will need to win Florida and possibly have to steal Arizona, hold off Trump in New Mexico and Nevada, etc)
You are grossly overestimating this or dreaming; I can't be sure which it is but Democrats are just as motivated as you are. In the past four Presidential elections the democratic candidate has received no less than 88% of the black vote and that was for John Kerry in 2004. exactly opposite. educated minorities will vote against Trump in greater numbers http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tan...rate-will-be-the-most-diverse-in-u-s-history/ I don't think you fully grasp the scope of how demographics will play out in this election. White voters made up 89% of the electorate in 1976. In 2012 it was 72% and it is projected (see article above) that it will be 69% for 2016. You have to go back to 1984 to find the last election that the democratic candidate didn't get 40% of the white vote and it was Walter fucking Mondale running against Ronald Reagan. Also, Obama has won minorities by 83% and 81% respectively. I would agree that AA turnout was likely higher for Obama but the only Republican in modern history to do better than 75% among minorities was George W Bush in 2004 and it was because he had a good relationship with the hispanic community, spoke the language and tried to do immigration reform. So if Hillary get's the bare minimum among whites and minorites, compared to historical numbers, she would still win the election by 3 points, 51.5 to 48.5. So you see, when I tell you that the math is becoming increasingly difficult for any Republican candidate, until their position on immigration changes, I am not just hating on Republicans....the math just doesn't add up.
The party of free shit will have a huge advantage against any other party in the foreseeable future until the economy finally crumbles. Who knows what happens after that, but for now the parasites have the upper hand.
Exclusive: Trump surges in support, almost even with Clinton in national U.S. poll http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-poll-idUSKCN0Y21TN But yeah, Trump has no shot.
