Who will play him in the inevitable biopic?
President Trump
Isaac Rivera
Josiah Wilson
wrong
w r o n g
W W R O o o n G!!
bigly
Landon Ross
big league?
John Scott
Orson Welles already did
Also you're going to #trigger Sup Forumsmblr
Jackson Gomez
He will play himself.
Cooper White
He's going to be too busy setting up TrumpTV after his loss.
Aiden Clark
if he wins or loses he will merge with some right-wing media outlets and form a trump news outlet. it will be the best news outlet the US has ever seen
Camden Moore
YOU KNOW IT
Angel Morales
hillary clinton
Blake Miller
If he wins and becomes POTUS he obviously couldn't own a TV network. He's banking on losing the election.
Hunter Wilson
Honest question. Do trump supporters think he's going to win? If so, what makes you think this?
Eli Reed
>paint
Jordan Wood
Andrew Rodriguez
Supposedly the polls oversample democrats and minorities. Proofs have not been produced as far as I know.
Kevin Lopez
Because they're delusional. Most of them live in extremely white communities in the Midwest, don't get out of them much, and think it's still the '80s without realizing just how much of the American population is now comprised of inner-city niggers, southwestern spics, and coastal white liberals.
Dylan Jackson
...
Grayson Watson
Not a murrican, but it seems to me the media wouldn't be attacking him so hard if he didn't have a chance. Also, while he's losing on the (oversampled) regular polls, he's consistently winning on the tracking ones.
Nathaniel Ortiz
YEAH CORRECT THAT RECORD Sup Forums STYLE!
Joseph Cooper
Everyone who doesn't like trump is paid by hillary we get it
Mason Adams
The media wants to make a profit. It's easy to make fun of Trump and it's easier to get both its detractors and supporters fired up. They share news and retweet without even noticing they're feeding off the same "rigged media" they hate.
David Reed
zerohedge.com
>"METHODOLOGY – This ABC News poll was conducted by landline and cellular telephone Oct. 20-22, 2016, in English and Spanish, among a random national sample of 874 likely voters. Results have a margin of sampling error of 3.5 points, including the design effect. Partisan divisions are 36-27-31 percent, Democrats - Republicans - Independents."
>As we've pointed out numerous times in the past, in response to Reuters' efforts to "tweak" their polls, per the The Pew Research Center, at least since 1992, democrats have never enjoyed a 9-point registration gap despite the folks at ABC and The Washington Post somehow convincing themselves it was a reasonable margin.