Posted on 08/03/2016 8:11:55 PM PDT by poconopundit
The corruption of the press and the relentless Kahn-artist tricks they pull on Trump are horrendously dishonest and biased.
But in times like these, it soothes the mind to consider the dramatic difference in enthusiasm between the Trump and Hillary campaigns.
Let's compare too rallies -- one with Hillary in Omaha, Nebraska and another two days later with Trump in Daytona Beach, Florida.
In one rally, Warren Buffet, the biggest owner of globalist Golden Sacks, was called in to draw a crowd. But between he and Hillary, just a few hundred showed up. And to make it look like a big rally they put non-voting teenagers in the bleacher stands. How phony can you get!
And in the second rally, actual voters stand in line for a few hours to get tickets to see a candidate speak.
The pictures tell the story, and we can definitely hang our hats on the difference...
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Will someone please volunteer to take pictures at a Hillary “rally” to disprove the media hype?
Love it, V K.
don’t forget the famous saying that goes something like this, “It’s not who votes, it’s who COUNTS the votes”. This thing isn’t over until the playing field is leveled before and after the elections.
Like I said before...watching Hillary is like watching a cow puke.
Special irony: The Dems desperately need “white males” to make the audience not only more crowded but more substantive.
The Fox poll overweighted the Dems by 100 and it polled registered voters not likely voters. At this stage if you are not sampling likely voters your poll is going to be inaccurate.
That isn’t CO. Those hills are Appalachian and the big concrete drainage culvert means it’s probably Johnstown. (The Corps of Engineers did a major project for flood prevention there.)
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