Too much...
 

Too much prognosticating, but, even so…


It appears now that Hillary and Trump will be the general election
candidates. As far as Trump goes, even if he fell short of the 1,237
delegates, he would still be able to latch onto the 39 Pennsylvania free
agents that have promised to vote for him. However, it looks like he
won’t need them. The latest analysis from the prognosticators after
Tuesday’s Trump win is that he will likely get over that magic number.
The GOP establishment's hope for Ted Cruz completely faded away after
the election this week, when he lost every single county in every single
state that voted. He also lost every demographic group. He is more hated
in GOP circles than he is with Democrats.

Kasich, on the other hand, is such a complete failure that he couldn't
even win the only two establishment-friendly counties he was counting on.

For Hillary, she is now only 236 delegates away from sealing this thing
up for the nomination. She could actually lose every single state from
here on out, but as long as she gets a little less than half of the
delegates from California, she will reach the magic number of 2,383
delegates.

So now that we all know that it’s Hillary v. Trump, we can focus on the
general election. I decided this was a good time to look at the numbers.
We already know that Hillary is going to beat the crap out of Trump, but
even I am surprised by just how badly Trump is going to lose.

Every national poll shows Hillary handily beating Donald Trump. (One
exception: right-wing shill Scott Rasmussen just claimed that Trump and
Hillary are tied. How he gets work after his 2012 debacle is beyond me.)
Although Hillary will win the popular vote outright, it comes down to
the states. And here is where things look really good:

The map above is what the general election looks like right now. Bases
on recent polls, Utah, Arizona, and Mississippi are officially battle
ground states. Freaking Mississippi is where Hillary and Trump are
statistically tied. For Utah, one of the reddest states in America,
Hillary is in the lead. Yes, Utah!! Utah really hates them some Donald
Trump. In Arizona, a state that hasn’t voted Democratic since Hillary’s
husband ran, it's not even close. She doesn’t need those states, but it
will make the GOP’s humiliation more complete. Even conservative
prognosticators, like electionprojection’s Scott Elliot, concedes 358
EVs for Hillary, although he bases some states on generic ballots and
past history.

Mind you, there are other states in play I did not even include in the
map above. Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas haven’t been polled
recently, but even long before the Trump phenomenon, Hillary performed
well in hypothetical matchups. Given Texas’ large Mexican-American
population, and given that Hillary is seriously looking at San Antonio
Mayor Julian Castro to be her veep, Texas will likely join our side as well.

The GOP underestimates how much Donald Trump is hated. He is going to
have the distinction of having the highest unfavorability rating of any
major party candidate in history. It is well-deserved, since he has
managed to offend just about every voting bloc. (Hispanics, Jewish
voters, African-Americans, the disabled, Muslims, women, Apple users...)

Even here in Trump-loving Florida, where Rick Scott and rest of the
state GOP has completely embraced the Donald, Trump loses Hispanic
voters 69% to 18%. This includes the conservative-leaning Cuban voting
bloc. What’s worse is that Hispanic voters are registering in droves to
vote against Donald Trump. In one year, the GOP went from discussions on
how to break the elusive 40% barrier they need from Latinos to win a
national election, to witnessing them becoming a permanent, solid
Democratic voting bloc.

The Republican day of reckoning is at hand. There is a huge price to pay
for running a Hitler-esque campaign against your fellow Americans fueled
by fear and hate. For me, that day can’t come soon enough.

http://tinyurl.com/godpdnb

_ _ _ _ _

I keep hoping one of these posts will result in Herring4Trump doing the
only honorable thing for a racist hater to do…

Too much...
 

On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 14:40:03 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
....lots and lots of Keyserscheiße!
--

Ban liars, tax cheats, juvenile name-callers, and narcissists...not guns!

Too much...
 

On 4/30/16 2:46 PM, Keine Keyserschei�e wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 14:40:03 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
...lots and lots of Keyserscheiße!
--


Poor Johnny4Trump...

Too much prognosticating, but, even so…


It appears now that Hillary and Trump will be the general election
candidates. As far as Trump goes, even if he fell short of the 1,237
delegates, he would still be able to latch onto the 39 Pennsylvania free
agents that have promised to vote for him. However, it looks like he
won’t need them. The latest analysis from the prognosticators after
Tuesday’s Trump win is that he will likely get over that magic number.
The GOP establishment's hope for Ted Cruz completely faded away after
the election this week, when he lost every single county in every single
state that voted. He also lost every demographic group. He is more hated
in GOP circles than he is with Democrats.

Kasich, on the other hand, is such a complete failure that he couldn't
even win the only two establishment-friendly counties he was counting on.

For Hillary, she is now only 236 delegates away from sealing this thing
up for the nomination. She could actually lose every single state from
here on out, but as long as she gets a little less than half of the
delegates from California, she will reach the magic number of 2,383
delegates.

So now that we all know that it’s Hillary v. Trump, we can focus on the
general election. I decided this was a good time to look at the numbers.
We already know that Hillary is going to beat the crap out of Trump, but
even I am surprised by just how badly Trump is going to lose.

Every national poll shows Hillary handily beating Donald Trump. (One
exception: right-wing shill Scott Rasmussen just claimed that Trump and
Hillary are tied. How he gets work after his 2012 debacle is beyond me.)
Although Hillary will win the popular vote outright, it comes down to
the states. And here is where things look really good:

The map above is what the general election looks like right now. Bases
on recent polls, Utah, Arizona, and Mississippi are officially battle
ground states. Freaking Mississippi is where Hillary and Trump are
statistically tied. For Utah, one of the reddest states in America,
Hillary is in the lead. Yes, Utah!! Utah really hates them some Donald
Trump. In Arizona, a state that hasn’t voted Democratic since Hillary’s
husband ran, it's not even close. She doesn’t need those states, but it
will make the GOP’s humiliation more complete. Even conservative
prognosticators, like electionprojection’s Scott Elliot, concedes 358
EVs for Hillary, although he bases some states on generic ballots and
past history.

Mind you, there are other states in play I did not even include in the
map above. Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas haven’t been polled
recently, but even long before the Trump phenomenon, Hillary performed
well in hypothetical matchups. Given Texas’ large Mexican-American
population, and given that Hillary is seriously looking at San Antonio
Mayor Julian Castro to be her veep, Texas will likely join our side as well.

The GOP underestimates how much Donald Trump is hated. He is going to
have the distinction of having the highest unfavorability rating of any
major party candidate in history. It is well-deserved, since he has
managed to offend just about every voting bloc. (Hispanics, Jewish
voters, African-Americans, the disabled, Muslims, women, Apple users...)

Even here in Trump-loving Florida, where Rick Scott and rest of the
state GOP has completely embraced the Donald, Trump loses Hispanic
voters 69% to 18%. This includes the conservative-leaning Cuban voting
bloc. What’s worse is that Hispanic voters are registering in droves to
vote against Donald Trump. In one year, the GOP went from discussions on
how to break the elusive 40% barrier they need from Latinos to win a
national election, to witnessing them becoming a permanent, solid
Democratic voting bloc.

The Republican day of reckoning is at hand. There is a huge price to pay
for running a Hitler-esque campaign against your fellow Americans fueled
by fear and hate. For me, that day can’t come soon enough.

http://tinyurl.com/godpdnb

_ _ _ _ _

I keep hoping one of these posts will result in Herring4Trump doing the
only honorable thing for a racist hater to do…

Too much...
 

On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 18:12:47 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
....Even more Keyserscheiße!

Is anyone reading the ****?
--

Ban liars, tax cheats, juvenile name-callers, and narcissists...not guns!

Too much...
 

On 4/30/16 6:25 PM, Keine Keyserschei�e wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 18:12:47 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
...Even more Keyserscheiße!

Is anyone reading the ****?

Too much prognosticating, but, even so…


It appears now that Hillary and Trump will be the general election
candidates. As far as Trump goes, even if he fell short of the 1,237
delegates, he would still be able to latch onto the 39 Pennsylvania free
agents that have promised to vote for him. However, it looks like he
won’t need them. The latest analysis from the prognosticators after
Tuesday’s Trump win is that he will likely get over that magic number.
The GOP establishment's hope for Ted Cruz completely faded away after
the election this week, when he lost every single county in every single
state that voted. He also lost every demographic group. He is more hated
in GOP circles than he is with Democrats.

Kasich, on the other hand, is such a complete failure that he couldn't
even win the only two establishment-friendly counties he was counting on.

For Hillary, she is now only 236 delegates away from sealing this thing
up for the nomination. She could actually lose every single state from
here on out, but as long as she gets a little less than half of the
delegates from California, she will reach the magic number of 2,383
delegates.

So now that we all know that it’s Hillary v. Trump, we can focus on the
general election. I decided this was a good time to look at the numbers.
We already know that Hillary is going to beat the crap out of Trump, but
even I am surprised by just how badly Trump is going to lose.

Every national poll shows Hillary handily beating Donald Trump. (One
exception: right-wing shill Scott Rasmussen just claimed that Trump and
Hillary are tied. How he gets work after his 2012 debacle is beyond me.)
Although Hillary will win the popular vote outright, it comes down to
the states. And here is where things look really good:

The map above is what the general election looks like right now. Bases
on recent polls, Utah, Arizona, and Mississippi are officially battle
ground states. Freaking Mississippi is where Hillary and Trump are
statistically tied. For Utah, one of the reddest states in America,
Hillary is in the lead. Yes, Utah!! Utah really hates them some Donald
Trump. In Arizona, a state that hasn’t voted Democratic since Hillary’s
husband ran, it's not even close. She doesn’t need those states, but it
will make the GOP’s humiliation more complete. Even conservative
prognosticators, like electionprojection’s Scott Elliot, concedes 358
EVs for Hillary, although he bases some states on generic ballots and
past history.

Mind you, there are other states in play I did not even include in the
map above. Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas haven’t been polled
recently, but even long before the Trump phenomenon, Hillary performed
well in hypothetical matchups. Given Texas’ large Mexican-American
population, and given that Hillary is seriously looking at San Antonio
Mayor Julian Castro to be her veep, Texas will likely join our side as well.

The GOP underestimates how much Donald Trump is hated. He is going to
have the distinction of having the highest unfavorability rating of any
major party candidate in history. It is well-deserved, since he has
managed to offend just about every voting bloc. (Hispanics, Jewish
voters, African-Americans, the disabled, Muslims, women, Apple users...)

Even here in Trump-loving Florida, where Rick Scott and rest of the
state GOP has completely embraced the Donald, Trump loses Hispanic
voters 69% to 18%. This includes the conservative-leaning Cuban voting
bloc. What’s worse is that Hispanic voters are registering in droves to
vote against Donald Trump. In one year, the GOP went from discussions on
how to break the elusive 40% barrier they need from Latinos to win a
national election, to witnessing them becoming a permanent, solid
Democratic voting bloc.

The Republican day of reckoning is at hand. There is a huge price to pay
for running a Hitler-esque campaign against your fellow Americans fueled
by fear and hate. For me, that day can’t come soon enough.

http://tinyurl.com/godpdnb

_ _ _ _ _

I keep hoping one of these posts will result in Herring4Trump doing the
only honorable thing for a racist hater to do…

Too much...
 

On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 18:34:58 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
....more Krausescheiße!
--

Ban liars, tax cheats, juvenile name-callers, and narcissists...not guns!

Too much...
 

On 5/1/16 6:54 AM, Keine Keyserschei�e wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 18:34:58 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
...more Krausescheiße!
--


Too much prognosticating, but, even so…


It appears now that Hillary and Trump will be the general election
candidates. As far as Trump goes, even if he fell short of the 1,237
delegates, he would still be able to latch onto the 39 Pennsylvania free
agents that have promised to vote for him. However, it looks like he
won’t need them. The latest analysis from the prognosticators after
Tuesday’s Trump win is that he will likely get over that magic number.
The GOP establishment's hope for Ted Cruz completely faded away after
the election this week, when he lost every single county in every single
state that voted. He also lost every demographic group. He is more hated
in GOP circles than he is with Democrats.

Kasich, on the other hand, is such a complete failure that he couldn't
even win the only two establishment-friendly counties he was counting on.

For Hillary, she is now only 236 delegates away from sealing this thing
up for the nomination. She could actually lose every single state from
here on out, but as long as she gets a little less than half of the
delegates from California, she will reach the magic number of 2,383
delegates.

So now that we all know that it’s Hillary v. Trump, we can focus on the
general election. I decided this was a good time to look at the numbers.
We already know that Hillary is going to beat the crap out of Trump, but
even I am surprised by just how badly Trump is going to lose.

Every national poll shows Hillary handily beating Donald Trump. (One
exception: right-wing shill Scott Rasmussen just claimed that Trump and
Hillary are tied. How he gets work after his 2012 debacle is beyond me.)
Although Hillary will win the popular vote outright, it comes down to
the states. And here is where things look really good:

The map above is what the general election looks like right now. Bases
on recent polls, Utah, Arizona, and Mississippi are officially battle
ground states. Freaking Mississippi is where Hillary and Trump are
statistically tied. For Utah, one of the reddest states in America,
Hillary is in the lead. Yes, Utah!! Utah really hates them some Donald
Trump. In Arizona, a state that hasn’t voted Democratic since Hillary’s
husband ran, it's not even close. She doesn’t need those states, but it
will make the GOP’s humiliation more complete. Even conservative
prognosticators, like electionprojection’s Scott Elliot, concedes 358
EVs for Hillary, although he bases some states on generic ballots and
past history.

Mind you, there are other states in play I did not even include in the
map above. Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas haven’t been polled
recently, but even long before the Trump phenomenon, Hillary performed
well in hypothetical matchups. Given Texas’ large Mexican-American
population, and given that Hillary is seriously looking at San Antonio
Mayor Julian Castro to be her veep, Texas will likely join our side as well.

The GOP underestimates how much Donald Trump is hated. He is going to
have the distinction of having the highest unfavorability rating of any
major party candidate in history. It is well-deserved, since he has
managed to offend just about every voting bloc. (Hispanics, Jewish
voters, African-Americans, the disabled, Muslims, women, Apple users...)

Even here in Trump-loving Florida, where Rick Scott and rest of the
state GOP has completely embraced the Donald, Trump loses Hispanic
voters 69% to 18%. This includes the conservative-leaning Cuban voting
bloc. What’s worse is that Hispanic voters are registering in droves to
vote against Donald Trump. In one year, the GOP went from discussions on
how to break the elusive 40% barrier they need from Latinos to win a
national election, to witnessing them becoming a permanent, solid
Democratic voting bloc.

The Republican day of reckoning is at hand. There is a huge price to pay
for running a Hitler-esque campaign against your fellow Americans fueled
by fear and hate. For me, that day can’t come soon enough.

http://tinyurl.com/godpdnb

_ _ _ _ _

I keep hoping one of these posts will result in Herring4Trump doing the
only honorable thing for a racist hater to do…

Too much...
 

On Sun, 1 May 2016 07:17:50 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

....even more Krausescheiße, in the hopes someone would give him attention.
--

Ban liars, tax cheats, juvenile name-callers, and narcissists...not guns!

Too much...
 

On 5/1/2016 7:17 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 5/1/16 6:54 AM, Keine Keyserschei�e wrote:
On Sat, 30 Apr 2016 18:34:58 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:
...more Krausescheiße!
--


Too much prognosticating, but, even so…


It appears now that Hillary and Trump will be the general election
candidates. As far as Trump goes, even if he fell short of the 1,237
delegates, he would still be able to latch onto the 39 Pennsylvania free
agents that have promised to vote for him. However, it looks like he
won’t need them. The latest analysis from the prognosticators after
Tuesday’s Trump win is that he will likely get over that magic number.
The GOP establishment's hope for Ted Cruz completely faded away after
the election this week, when he lost every single county in every single
state that voted. He also lost every demographic group. He is more hated
in GOP circles than he is with Democrats.

Kasich, on the other hand, is such a complete failure that he couldn't
even win the only two establishment-friendly counties he was counting on.

For Hillary, she is now only 236 delegates away from sealing this thing
up for the nomination. She could actually lose every single state from
here on out, but as long as she gets a little less than half of the
delegates from California, she will reach the magic number of 2,383
delegates.

So now that we all know that it’s Hillary v. Trump, we can focus on the
general election. I decided this was a good time to look at the numbers.
We already know that Hillary is going to beat the crap out of Trump, but
even I am surprised by just how badly Trump is going to lose.

Every national poll shows Hillary handily beating Donald Trump. (One
exception: right-wing shill Scott Rasmussen just claimed that Trump and
Hillary are tied. How he gets work after his 2012 debacle is beyond me.)
Although Hillary will win the popular vote outright, it comes down to
the states. And here is where things look really good:

The map above is what the general election looks like right now. Bases
on recent polls, Utah, Arizona, and Mississippi are officially battle
ground states. Freaking Mississippi is where Hillary and Trump are
statistically tied. For Utah, one of the reddest states in America,
Hillary is in the lead. Yes, Utah!! Utah really hates them some Donald
Trump. In Arizona, a state that hasn’t voted Democratic since Hillary’s
husband ran, it's not even close. She doesn’t need those states, but it
will make the GOP’s humiliation more complete. Even conservative
prognosticators, like electionprojection’s Scott Elliot, concedes 358
EVs for Hillary, although he bases some states on generic ballots and
past history.

Mind you, there are other states in play I did not even include in the
map above. Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas haven’t been polled
recently, but even long before the Trump phenomenon, Hillary performed
well in hypothetical matchups. Given Texas’ large Mexican-American
population, and given that Hillary is seriously looking at San Antonio
Mayor Julian Castro to be her veep, Texas will likely join our side as
well.

The GOP underestimates how much Donald Trump is hated. He is going to
have the distinction of having the highest unfavorability rating of any
major party candidate in history. It is well-deserved, since he has
managed to offend just about every voting bloc. (Hispanics, Jewish
voters, African-Americans, the disabled, Muslims, women, Apple users...)

Even here in Trump-loving Florida, where Rick Scott and rest of the
state GOP has completely embraced the Donald, Trump loses Hispanic
voters 69% to 18%. This includes the conservative-leaning Cuban voting
bloc. What’s worse is that Hispanic voters are registering in droves to
vote against Donald Trump. In one year, the GOP went from discussions on
how to break the elusive 40% barrier they need from Latinos to win a
national election, to witnessing them becoming a permanent, solid
Democratic voting bloc.

The Republican day of reckoning is at hand. There is a huge price to pay
for running a Hitler-esque campaign against your fellow Americans fueled
by fear and hate. For me, that day can’t come soon enough.

http://tinyurl.com/godpdnb

_ _ _ _ _

I keep hoping one of these posts will result in Herring4Trump doing the
only honorable thing for a racist hater to do…



Now that our political couch potato has analyzed the **** out of the
polls and declared Hilly the victor, can we all dispense with this
political crap dialogue and move on to something more interesting like
deck support posts, owls, or Bayliners?

Too much...
 

On 5/1/2016 7:59 AM, Keine Keyserschei�e wrote:
On Sun, 1 May 2016 07:17:50 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

....even more Krausescheiße, in the hopes someone would give him attention.
--

Ban liars, tax cheats, juvenile name-callers, and narcissists...not guns!


I give him attention because it's warranted. He is, after all, a more
interesting study than current politics.