If 1% of Trump voters had voted for Hillary on November 8, she wins PA, MI, WI, FL and NC. If another 2 percent voted 3rd party or stayed home, it's a huge victory and Democrats may have taken the Senate

That 1% would have been enough more than likely.

It's human nature to double down on bad choices. I have little doubt that eventually a lot of the deluded will eventually see a way to bail from their choice with a bit of dignity.

Meaning a lot of people are so embarrassed they won't admit they voted for him now.

That's the GOP base.

71,000 vote difference in 3 states.....but this is only 2 months into the presidency and the fact that trump is a boldface liar still hasn't sunk in....but its slowly happening..


redo poll in 2 months....and in 6 months and in a year

or embark on history's largest cultist group deprogramming. Maybe we can use rallies like twitler does already?

Unfortunately I am in contact with Trumpkins every day. They all seem blissfully ignorant of any trump failure and believe Democrats are just still being sore losers. I hear every excuse in the book. I have grown weary of trying to educate them on the falsehoods they have been brainwashed to believe. The worst of them really believe that president Obama is trying to undermine the tangerine asshole.

As they lay dying in a ditch thanks to Dumpcare, unemployed,starving,broke and homeless....

The last words out of their hate enraged minds will be...whatever they last heard from fox news/hate radio/reich wing preachers.

F those stupid bastards!

The conclusion is that Trump's electoral coalition is holding together. His electoral coalition represents 27% of eligible voters, of which he would lose another 3%. While it is sad and unfortunate that there is a little less than a quarter of eligible voters who still support him, it should not be depressing. It means that 75% of eligible voters would not vote for him.

What we need to do is figure out how to get at those 75% of which we already have about 30% solid. We need to motivate about 60% of the people who did not vote in 2016 to come out and vote Democratic in 2018 and 2020 and we can start to undo the damage being done by Trump and the GOP.

the line attributed to him seems very apt:


"It is easier to fool someone than to convince them they've been fooled."