DescentBB

No, not a drop in Trumps standings but how many of the Dems are tired of the fake lineup and preordained status of their party candidates. A full 20% of likely democratic voters are switching to Trump. And even though I disagree with Hillary's values, I can still respect her, and so I don't need to start off a thread with immaterial flamebait.

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/ ... ry-clinton

partly reflective of my issues with Hillary, but still, a very unlikely scenario, as the author points out. Still, Bernie is likely to win, or you'll see Biden at a brokered convention(far less likely with a 3 person field, though). Then, you'd have to see the responses to that scenario.

I suspect Vision tipped us older folks off to the truth, when he told us how millenials are having fun around the Trump candidacy. When folks go to vote, this is not the person they want NEAR power:
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/donald-trump-p ... ip-1537061



complete aside.......rumblings around town indicate that the Donald is due to be back to Chancery Court in the next couple of years. Apparently, he's sunk a ton of investor money into golf courses, and the popularity of golf is dropping(and has been). Golf courses are selling, pretty cheaply, to developers........

Maybe Trump doesn't know the difference between a strong leader and a certifiably insane dictator.

Other than wardrobe?

Sergeant Thorne wrote:Other than wardrobe?

Yep. They both have weird hair, too much vanity and big egos to match.