[justiceseeker93]

I certainly hope Trump is the ultimate winner, but I have to question (1) what in the world the Brits know about American politics and (2) how a vote on a proposition in one country (Brexit in Britain) can be compared to a vote on living people in another (USA).

[Vision Thing]

Both the brexit and Trump votes are existential in nature. Capiche?

[DoughtyOne]

I think there may be more connection than you think.

In some ways you’re right, but both nations essentially did and will be confronting GLOBALISM.

They said, “No thanks and I hope our ditziness have enough smarts to do the same thing.”

[Pollster1]

I certainly hope Trump is the ultimate winner, but I have to question (1) what in the world the Brits know about American politics and (2) how a vote on a proposition in one country (Brexit in Britain) can be compared to a vote on living people in another (USA).

I think the point, correct or not, is that mainstream polls did a bad job of predicting the Brexit outcome, where they were predicting a similar group of voters to the Trump supporters. While that doesn't prove the mainstream polls are wrong this year, it should reduce confidence in those polls.