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To: katana

Obviously Trump’s audience has different taste than yours, but he is doing better than your candidate BY FAR, whoever your candidate is. May be you can teach your candidate to act like Trump and gain more voters. After all when your candidate loses, he/she becomes totally irrelevant.


155 posted on 01/23/2016 12:51:40 AM PST by entropy12 (Abdul Aziz born in Saudi Arabia to Saudi father and American mother is Natural Born Citizen? Really?)
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To: entropy12
It's worth pointing out that not a single actual vote has been cast yet and that popularity is not equivalent to being right (or wrong). A persuasive argument can be made in favor of Trump's candidacy. That he is up in any opinion polls is not one of them.

For example, I read an article this morning (see: http://www.varight.com/opinion/trump-doesnt-have-to-be-conservative-humble-or-polite-to-fix-america/) a friend posted at her Facebook page that explains his appeal to the writer without boasting about polls, which are nothing but snap shot popularity statistics (as in lies, damned lies, and statistics). No manic mannequin laughter gif or film of carpet bombing opponents into submission is going to persuade any person with a functioning brain to vote for their favorite.

If Trump and his supporters wish to turn his 35-40% of a few hundred to a thousand or so polled supposed Republicans into >50% of the total electorate, or even humble little me, he and they will need to bring more to the table than "Nya, nya, I'm popular and you're not". I think most of us are open to being persuaded but not with schoolyard taunts.

171 posted on 01/23/2016 6:12:23 AM PST by katana (Just my opinion)
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