In late August, Clinton was +5 in Ohio. Today Trump is +5 in the same poll.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/09/...oints.html

There was also word yesterday that the DNC was pulling ad money from the state because it appears that Strickland is toast against Portman. That will hurt even worse for Clinton.

So the first wave of ad cuts comes by the democrats, and its in Ohio. Not surprising, as I believed that the Clinton camp had pretty much thought that OH and FL would be lost this time. It appeared that Clinton's strategy making PA the firewall was her only strategy, with MI safely behind the firewall. She never went on offense. And now Clinton has seen her PA lead cut in half and is within a few points, MI has been cut down to 5 points, and VA is with a few points. At the same time, Trump has leads in NC, AZ, NV, FL, IA, CO and OH, and given that, wouldnt even need PA or MI or VA.

Trump, on the other hand, has hit states which people questioned why he would go there. Remember how butthurt the liberals were when he went to Maine a few weeks ago. Clinton held a huge lead in the state. Now Clinton only leads by 3, and Trump is up double digits in the MD1 in Maine.

the bigger news is that for the first time, the margin is shrinking because Trump is gaining voters, not just because Hilary is losing them. That has to be troubling to the Clinton campaing.

If Trump doesn't put his foot in his mouth, Hillary will need a very solid couple of weeks to slow her slide.

(09-15-2016 10:46 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  If Trump doesn't put his foot in his mouth, Hillary will need a very solid couple of weeks to slow her slide.

Has Hillary made a public appearance since Sunday?

(09-15-2016 11:05 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  

(09-15-2016 10:46 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  If Trump doesn't put his foot in his mouth, Hillary will need a very solid couple of weeks to slow her slide.

Has Hillary made a public appearance since Sunday?

NO

I think she is in Greensboro today

(09-15-2016 11:11 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  I think she is in Greensboro today

Do You North Carolina see any negative voter feedback from the Leftwing induced bathroom epic that had Your state lose the NCAA, ACC championship events ? I would think that alone would cause residents to turn on Hillary come November where currently She is running fairly strong in a toss up state.

(09-15-2016 12:02 PM)CardFan1 Wrote:  

(09-15-2016 11:11 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  I think she is in Greensboro today

Do You North Carolina see any negative voter feedback from the Leftwing induced bathroom epic that had Your state lose the NCAA, ACC championship events ? I would think that alone would cause residents to turn on Hillary come November where currently She is running fairly strong in a toss up state.

There is a strong, united front behind the governor and legislature. Charlotte created this mess and the left wing media and bleeding hearts have run with it. It isn't news or of any real concern to 99.99999% on North Carolina residents. The backlash against the NCAA, ACC, and any other group will exponentially larger than outcry over not letting men in the women's restrooms.



NC won't go for Hillary this year, she has no connection or resonating message that anybody here wants to hear about. Trump is at 16% of African Americans in NC, Romney won NC with 4 % in 2012. More Hillary voters are in the 'could be swayed' column than Trump by 2%. Romney carried the independents in NC as well, and Hillary has done little to court their votes.

(09-15-2016 12:02 PM)CardFan1 Wrote:  

(09-15-2016 11:11 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  I think she is in Greensboro today

Do You North Carolina see any negative voter feedback from the Leftwing induced bathroom epic that had Your state lose the NCAA, ACC championship events ? I would think that alone would cause residents to turn on Hillary come November where currently She is running fairly strong in a toss up state.

You gotta remember too this is being pitched as the bathroom bill. There is a ton more involved in it than the bathroom portion, but overall a law preventing men from using women's rooms will win here even if people don't admit it in public.

Trump will win NC. Obama barely won in 08 and Clinton is no Obama.

Clinton has been declining there since the convention with Trump holding flat. Now its basically a toss up