Do you agree that Donald Trump is being verbally & psychologically massacred by

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   gmwilliamsposted 9 years ago

   Do you agree that Donald Trump is being verbally & psychologically massacred by
   
   Hillary Clinton in the presidential campaign?   Do you believe that with the dismal numbers in relation to Donald Trump, if he had any sense, he would drop out of the presidential race?  Or does Donald Trump intend to fight to the death regarding campaigning for the presidency? As far as political campaigns go, this is the cobra vs. the mongoose w/the cobra winning!
   
   

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   peoplepower73posted 9 years ago

   Read this.  I couldn't have said it any better.
   
   http://www.marketwatch.com/story/heres- … eid=YAHOOB

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      Yossarian22posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      I like the part where Trump is STILL looking for Obama's REAL birth certificate! Trump is probably a delusional narcissistic sociopath. I'm amazed at the number of people that believe in his B.S.!

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   GNelsonposted 9 years ago

   Trump is an egomaniac and what is happening to him is caused by himself.

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   tamarawilhiteposted 9 years ago

   Scott Adams says she brought a master persuader onto her team who is good at the emotional positioning and smear campaigning

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      Yossarian22posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      You sound like you think something is wrong with hiring good people. I think Hillary can handle Trump all by herself, but it never hurts to have help.

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      Dont Taze Me Broposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Hillary's team is desperate.Even with the media(phony polls &no coverage of her crimes)the administration(protecting her from prosecution to say the least)on her side,she can't eak out a lead beyond the margin of error.She's sweat'n bullets

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      peoplepower73posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Don't Taze Me Bro...Sounds like right out of Fox News!

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   ptosisposted 9 years ago

   Who's the cobra and who is the mongoose? I don't get it. Trump intends to fight to the death regarding campaigning for the presidency.

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      gmwilliamsposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Hillary is the cobra while Trump is the mongoose.  We all know the relationship between the mongoose & the cobra.  Maybe I should now write a metaphorical hub.  I FEEL IT COMING ON!

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   dashingscorpioposted 9 years ago

   
   
   Hillary Clinton is not hurting Trump as much as he is hurting himself with off the cuff comments and tweets he makes daily. Another problem he has is he's not only combating Clinton but also members of his own party.
   Nevertheless making statements such as "Why make nuclear weapons if we have no intention of using them?" Those kind of remarks make other nations including our allies nervous. It's also didn't help him to get into it with Muslim couple whose son gave his life to protect fellow American soldiers.
   Trump needs to narrow his focus on Clinton and what (he) plans to do to jump start the economy. Unfortunately he is easily baited by everyone finds himself coming off as being unhinged or unstable. There's also the fear he knows little about foreign policy.
   Having won the nomination I can't imagine he would quit in front of the whole world unless he could "spin it" in such as way to make it seem as though the whole election process is rigged...blah blah blah
   The debates will be his last best shot at convincing Independents and swing states to vote for him. However I've never heard of anyone winning an election without the support their own party leaders.
   The real rigged system was put in place when the RNC made all of it's candidates sign a pledge swearing they would support the nominee.
   They had never done anything like this before and only did so this time in hopes of keeping Trump from running as a third party candidate. They never dreamed he would win the nomination!
   So now you have all these people going back on their word after signing the pledge. (Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz ...etc) None of them are enthusiastically supporting the Republican nominee. The party is far from being united.
   There's even talk of some elected Republicans voting for Hillary!
   Clinton is just one of several obstacles that will keep him from winning. Another factor to consider is the electoral college map.
   The states with the biggest populations have the most electoral votes. In the past a Republican candidate was helped by getting at least 30% of the Latino vote and winning Florida, Ohio, or PA. Trump is presently not wining any of those states and he's not likely to win among women, Latinos, Muslim Americans,  or blacks. He also scores low in the polls with college educated white voters too.
   That's a whole lot to overcome in 90 days!

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   Alex Shermerposted 9 years ago

   Grace, It is all out massacre on Donald Trump and his campaign. I mean they have misconstrued words that he has never said, cut and paste segments of his tv time, and why the hell does it matter how he eats his KFC? They are pushing Hillary's transgression completely to the moon with no evidence of return. It is interesting to see when Donald Trump will stand up and start throwing some punches. I know he has what the people wants, so give it to the people!
   
   Now I do agree Donald needs to relax and start focusing on the way he is gonna turn the election around. He has time but it is a lot to do. I'm pulling for him as a future Army infantryman. I pray that we get it right.

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      gmwilliamsposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Sadly, such probably won't be the case.  Hillary has her GUNS behind her.  She will win-she is the presidential favorite, even golden child.

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