Is it over for trump?

Is it over for trump?

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Who actually believes this graph?

Look at the amount of people who attend trump rallies vs clinton rallies

how can anybody with a straight face assert that clinton is more popular, ESPECIALLY by a margin that wide? Living in delusion must be fun, man. you can leave your brain at home.

nytimes.com/1988/11/05/us/hailed-by-big-crowds-dukakis-foresees-an-upset.html

hmmmm... this really made me think...

I predict elections with 100% accuracy and I can tell you that it was already over for Trump last September when he first entered the race.

Go outside and TALK TO PEOPLE, Sup Forums. Nobody wants a psychopath running the country.

>bush election is directly comparable to the trump election

haha

>rally size = voter turnout
super spicy meme friendo

>In 1984, Democratic nominee Mondale was trailing President Ronald Reagan, but took refuge in the size of his crowds.
>"There's something going on in this country and the pollsters aren't getting it," Mondale said in San Francisco, according to The New York Times.
>"Nobody who's been with me for the last few days and has seen these crowds, seen their response, seen their enthusiasm, seen the intensity of their response, and how they respond to these issues ... can help but believe there is something happening in this country."
>Mondale was correct. Something was happeningA landslide was brewing that would see him win only his home state, Minnesota, and the District of Columbia.
>Four years later, Democratic nominee Dukakis was trailing Vice President George H.W. Bush.
>"I smell victory in the air, don't you?" the Democratic nominee told a large crowd in Lexington, Kentucky, on his final weekend on the trail.
>His wife, Kitty, looked at steadily growing crowds and sensed an upset. "It's just intuition," she said, according to the Times. "It's something in the crowds. Something Is happening."
Bush won the election easily, finishing more than 300 electoral votes ahead.
>In 2004, hopes soared on the Kerry plane that massive crowds just before election day -- 80,000 in Madison, Wisconsin, and 50,000 on Cleveland's waterfront, assured victory. But Kerry lost both Ohio and the White House.
In 2012, GOP nominee Romney was misled by crowds which swelled as election day approached.
>"Look at the parking garage!" Romney gushed in footage aired in the documentary "Mitt" as he eyeballed a crowd on election day in Pittsburgh.
"Intellectually, I've felt we're going to win this and have felt that for some time, but emotionally just getting off the plane and seeing those people standing there ... I not only think we're going to win intellectually, I feel it as well," Romney told reporters, hours before losing handily to Obama.

dohoho

>Bush was a person running on the third term of a popular president

wow... this really made me think...

>When you are this deluded

Reminder that in the last 4 elections the only outlier is Bush v Gore for who won based on August Numbers. Reminder that it was extremely close, just like the election ended up being. Reminder that Hillary already has 270. Reminder that it was over before it even started.

I take solace in the knowledge that I'll get to laugh at the fags in this thread on Nov 8th

politico.com/story/2012/10/mitt-drawing-larger-crowds-082348

wow..... this really stimulates the neurons in my brain..

I take solace knowing I will include you in the 2016 Screencap of assravaged Trumpkins

>being this triggered

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This really is 2012 Part 2.

Reminder that you're a fucking faggot.

Which one are you?

It took five days for Trump to go from a 51% chance of presidency to roughly 10%.

All it takes is a series of strong strikes against Clinton from WikiLeaks, or a brilliant debate, or a seizure to flip those numbers.

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Only Trump could make SC as red as Arizona, lol.

Solid kek.

a..any day now

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m8, that's odds of winning, not support. Trump has about 38%-42% support

Now is not a good time. Last leak + gop convention gave trump lead. Then fucking khan happened. With leaks or not, Trump can still win if he performa well in debates and he sells himself as not-psycho-monster.

There's a problem.

The convention bounce, much like the secured the nomination bounce, only lasted 4 days.

Final debate is October 19th.

Trump literally needs a November surprise.

And even then he gets fucked on early voting.

There hasn't even been first debate, why are you talking about final as "last hope"?

If some even more egregious stuff about the Foundation comes out MAYBE he has a chance.

And if the general public jumps on the Hillary's health bandwagon MAYBE he has a chance.

He's never had a chance. When even Jew Hillary shill Nate Silver gave him a chance he never had a chance.

Too many SJWs, too many niggers voting D (90+ %), too many spics. Already polling down in Florida, Ohio, Virginia, NC, almost lost Georgia.

I don't think some of you understand the hill he has to climb here.

To start the cunt had 251/270 needed electoral votes.

Yeah, Trump is fucked.

Well its certainly better than last months results from this graph.

Those fucking dubs, that fucking ID, 7 is the most magical number, it really is fucking over isn't it?

FUCK FUCK FUCK

>Is it over for trump?
Yes it is goyim. Trump had 2% chance of winning the nomination after all.