Is Trump completive here?

casper1947

July 06, 2016 10:13

"California voters made history on Tuesday in the race for the U.S. Senate, sending two Democrats to a November runoff and denying a Republican a spot on the fall ballot for the first time since the state's first direct election of senators in 1914."

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-senate-primary-election-20160607-snap-story.html

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Don McManus

July 06, 2016 10:42
In what sense would he be completive?

I would suppose if he took California it would seal the fate of Ms. Clinton, but the talking heads usually look at Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania as the completive grouping of states.
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casper1947

July 06, 2016 10:57
OOP'S auto correct got me.
competitive [:I]
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Don McManus

July 06, 2016 11:27
Latest polls I've seen show Clinton beating Trump in CA by between 10% and 17%.

Considering Obama took CA by something like 60% to 37% over Romney and McCain, this is probably fairly accurate.

It would be a huge surprise to everyone if Trump was competitive at all in California.
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spasmcreek

July 07, 2016 11:40
yepper ...when you consider so many are on the freebies dole there including illegals....she can promise the remainder the moon for votes
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casper1947

July 07, 2016 13:56
A poll (yesterday) has Clinton +30 in CA. That is what I would expect. But the conventions have yet to take place.
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bpost

July 07, 2016 15:27
Does it really matter who wins?

Will they stop the decline of our nation?
Will they cut government spending AND government bureau's?
Will they pay off the debt?
Will they re-institute the rule of law?
Will they reduce corruption?
Will they stop the abuse of search powers?
Will they stop endless wars killing and maiming our youth?
Will they make good the promises to our veterans?

Me thinks neither offering can or will do any of it.....
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