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Cruz rising in Iowa; Clinton back out to dominant lead (PPP) [Trump 22%, Carson 21%, Cruz 14%]
Public Policy Polling ^ | November 02, 2015

Posted on 11/02/2015 1:47:01 PM PST by Isara

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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

Apparently Iowa got off their asses.


21 posted on 11/02/2015 2:52:10 PM PST by Kenny (RED)
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To: Marcella

I guess you are not aware of how things stack up?

Just look at the numbers. The scales are almost tipped. Certain states that matter greatly are all but given for the dims. New York, California, Illinois are examples of forget it states for pubbies to campaign in. If pubbies can’t win certain tipping states like Florida or Ohio they can win every other state other than the given dim states and it will not matter.

The presidency can be won with significantly less than a majority of the popular vote if certain key states electorial college votes are carried.

It may be wrong but it is so.

Were you politically aware in 2000 when we went through the whole hanging chad mess? That can’t be now, the vote is almost all electronic and I don’t think it is honest AT ALL. The vote can now be made anything the party in power wants it to be so far as I am concerned.


22 posted on 11/02/2015 2:58:06 PM PST by Sequoyah101 (It feels like we have exchanged our dreams for survival. We just have a few days that don't suck.)
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To: Sequoyah101

I tend to believe the same. The feds will be going house to house looking for guns after Hillary gets in.


23 posted on 11/02/2015 3:41:05 PM PST by Lake Living
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To: Isara

During the summer Hillary was slipping in the polls while Trump was rising.

Now we have the opposite, Hillary rising in the polls and Trump slipping.

Coinencidence ?

Cross overs who supported TRUMP going back to Hillary ?


24 posted on 11/02/2015 6:39:40 PM PST by American Constitutionalist
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To: SeekAndFind
My main concern is he does not seem to be doing well in one on one match-up against Hillary in the RCP average polls.

I would think that Cruz doesn't come across as very inspirational or charismatic. I would think he would come across as a smarty professor giving a lecture. The Low-Info's can't deal with that.

25 posted on 11/02/2015 9:27:20 PM PST by The Iceman Cometh (Proud Teabagging Barbarian Terrorist Hobbit Crazy Cracker Son-of-a-Bitch!)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

“...Ted Cruz, for instance, as you well know, is horrible on immigration...”

What if we aren’t a single issue voter? If viewed overall, Trump would make your average Romney voter throw up a little bit. But the popularity of Trump/Carson in the early states is a tremendous clue into how the country keeps getting stuck with Boehners, McConnells, Pelosis and Reids. They will vote for *anyone* the TV tells them to vote for.

Voters who put forth a bit of effort gain an opinion based on a bit more info, typically commensurate with the effort they put into it. I’ve done that and Cruz is the obvious choice, head and shoulders above the rest of the field.

So, Cruz gets my vote in the primaries. In the general, I will vote to deny “Shrillary” a win.

Note: I’m not seeking anyone’s approval of my opinion; I’m just sharing my opinion (which I personally believe is the absolute best opinion) and opinions *will* vary.

Good luck with whichever candidate you are propping-up!


26 posted on 11/03/2015 4:38:31 AM PST by jaydee770
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To: jaydee770
What if we aren’t a single issue voter?

If immigration isn't at the top of your list, then you're a fool. Once they have the right to vote-- which is inevitable with any kind of amnesty, whether just giving them "legal status" or a full blown path to citizenship-- the Democrats will change the south.

If viewed overall, Trump would make your average Romney voter throw up a little bit.

That's completely false. Trump gets even better overall. Only Trump really cares about TPP, NAFTA, and the entire farce of so-called "free trade." Cruz loves that stuff. He voted for fast track. He's a globalist. His wife worked with the CFR, and her only complaint about the whole globalist scheme of open borders and creating a North American Union was that she thought the market should have a bigger role in saving Mexico's economy!

On the other hand, if YOU are the single issues voter, you might question Trump on his sincerity on abortion or on healthcare. That's fine. But free trade, government incompetence, and immigration, will kill us.

I’ve done that and Cruz is the obvious choice,

Cruz is the obvious choice if you're a shallow thinker completely unaware of what's coming to this country!

27 posted on 11/03/2015 12:52:03 PM PST by Greetings_Puny_Humans (I mostly come out at night... mostly.)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

“...If immigration isn’t at the top of your list, then you’re a fool...”

Opinions vary.

“...Trump gets even better overall...”

Opinions vary, especially among conservatives.

“...Cruz is the obvious choice if you’re a shallow thinker completely unaware of what’s coming to this country!...”

Opinions vary *drastically*.

Everyone I know — *everyone* — firmly believes Trump can only be relied upon to stroke his own ego. As to which parts of the constitution he will *negotiate* away (policy-wise) just so he can claim to be “winner” of whatever deal(s) he makes remains to be seen. I’d rather not give him the chance and I know of no-one else who wants to either.

We’ve made our evaluation and Cruz overwhelmingly gets our vote at this stage of the campaign. But you keep your chin up and praise Trump for all you can! I mean, there are certainly worse candidates than Trump (Clinton, Sanders, Carson, Graham, Christie, Bush...) so we aren’t saying he’s *all* bad. Best of luck to you!


28 posted on 11/04/2015 9:35:01 AM PST by jaydee770
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To: jaydee770
Everyone I know — *everyone* — firmly believes Trump can only be relied upon to stroke his own ego. As to which parts of the constitution he will *negotiate* away (policy-wise)

What this really translates to is that you're surrounded by imbeciles who fancy themselves constitutional scholars while voting for candidates who will inevitably destroy the constitution and the country because enforcing the law on immigration or selling us out to the corporatists and the globalists was their idea of saving the country.

29 posted on 11/04/2015 2:56:12 PM PST by Greetings_Puny_Humans (I mostly come out at night... mostly.)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

“...What this really translates to is that you’re surrounded by imbeciles who fancy themselves constitutional scholars...”

Not at all — it’s people who have looked into Trump, read some of his books and have no reason to believe he’s changed in the slightest to think there’s something he *won’t* put on the table to be seen as the “winner” of a deal. We like the constitution and don’t want either Trump or 0bama fiddling with it extralegally via policy negotiations.

Not saying Trump is a complete bozo, just that he’s not our first choice. Does it frustrate you so severely that folks don’t fall into lockstep with your opinion that you feel the need to attack with baseless, unfounded generalizations? Good luck winning voters with your attitude - note that you are not doing a very good job representing Trump...


30 posted on 11/05/2015 5:45:53 AM PST by jaydee770
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To: jaydee770
Not saying Trump is a complete bozo, just that he’s not our first choice. Does it frustrate you so severely that folks don’t fall into lockstep with your opinion that you feel the need to attack with baseless, unfounded generalizations?

When your first choice is an incompetent, mumbling doctor or a used car salesmen like Teddy, whom you depict as a constitutionalist but is really an enemy to the law, you should put as much of your alleged research skills into them as you supposedly did into Trump!

Here's some help on Cruz:

http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2015/08/ted_cruz_vs_donald_trump_whos_stronger_on_immigration.html

http://www.kausfiles.com/2015/05/21/cruz-and-amnesty-round-ii-the-telltale-video/

"And I'd like to make a final point to those advocacy groups that are very engaged in this issue and rightly concerned about addressing our immigration system, and in particular about addressing the situation for the 11 million who are currently in the shadows. If this amendment is adopted to the current bill the effect would be that those 11 million under this current bill would still be eligible for RPI status.** They would still be eligible for legal status and indeed under the terms of the bill they would be eligible for LPR status as well, so that they are out of the shadows, which the proponents of this bill repeatedly point to as their principle objective to provide a legal status for those who are here illlegally to be out of the shadows. This amendment would allow that to happen

And a second point to those advocacy groups that are so passionately engaged. In my view if this committee rejects this amendment, and I think everyone here views it as quite likely this committee will choose to reject this amendment, in my view that decision will make it much, much more likely that this entire bill will fail in the House of Representantives. I don't want immigration reform to fail. I want immigration reform to pass, and so I would urge people of good faith on both sides of the aisle, if the objective is to pass common sense immigration reform that secures the borders, that improves legal immigration, and that allows those who are here illegally to come in out of the shadows, then we should look for areas of bipartisan agreement and compromise to come together and this amendment I believe if this amendment were to pass the chances of this bill passing into law would increase dramatically, and so I would urge the committee to give it full consideration and to adopt the amendment."

31 posted on 11/05/2015 1:25:26 PM PST by Greetings_Puny_Humans (I mostly come out at night... mostly.)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

No sale. Trump still does not get my vote in the primary. Go pester someone else who hasn’t looked into Trump and may not have a good idea of the man. Perhaps you can sell them on Trump. Good Luck!


32 posted on 11/05/2015 5:56:50 PM PST by jaydee770
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To: jaydee770
Go pester someone else who hasn’t looked into Trump

I've yet to see any evidence that you have!

33 posted on 11/05/2015 6:09:27 PM PST by Greetings_Puny_Humans (I mostly come out at night... mostly.)
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To: Greetings_Puny_Humans

Evidence of what? What claim have I made that I should prove? That we prefer a different candidate than Trump? How do you propose I “prove” my preference, other than stating that: “We prefer Cruz in the primaries - Trump will not get our primary vote”.

You keep peddling Trump as hard as you like - that’s your cross to bear and I wish you luck. You’ll need it with your personality. Seriously. Or based on your sour-grapes attitude when someone doesn’t agree with you and you “lose the sale” — you might actually *be* Trump using an alias! You both should work on that. Good luck!


34 posted on 11/07/2015 6:36:34 AM PST by jaydee770
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To: Sequoyah101

Yes, dims make sure they have in place lots of tricks that benefit them.

Others may have figured out this way of vote fraud ..

During the recent election in Georgia, they were supposed be registering folks to vote, but instead, they were having them fill out absentee ballots ... And of course they submitted the votes after they selected the “right” candidate.


35 posted on 11/07/2015 6:57:39 AM PST by Heart of Georgia (We need Cruz. Simple as that.)
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