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Patobranco
Lägg ner nu förfan det finns ju bevis på att röstmaskinerna har ändrat rösten till Clinton innan man skulle skicka in rösten, sen om detta är fusk vet jag inte men eftersom Soros är inblandad i röstmaskinerna så låter det jävligt skumt, hur i helvete kan han ens få vara inblandad där den onda jävla idioten?
Men Trump kommer att vinna Texas utan problem.
Du är fri att när du vill presentera
några som helst bevis eller belägg för de här vanföreställningarna.
Edit:
Under tiden kan man ju fundera på det här:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-27/inside-the-trump-bunker-with-12-days-to-go
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Inside the Trump Bunker, With 12 Days to Go
Still, Trump’s reality is plain: He needs a miracle. Back in May, newly anointed, he told Bloomberg Businessweek he would harness “the movement” to challenge Clinton in states Republicans haven’t carried in years: New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Connecticut, California. “I’m going to do phenomenally,” he predicted. Yet neither Trump’s campaign nor the RNC has prioritized registering and mobilizing the 47 million eligible white voters without college degrees who are Trump’s most obvious source of new votes, as FiveThirtyEight analyst David Wasserman noted.
To compensate for this, Trump’s campaign has devised another strategy, which, not surprisingly, is negative. Instead of expanding the electorate, Bannon and his team are trying to shrink it. “We have three major voter suppression operations under way,” says a senior official. They’re aimed at three groups Clinton needs to win overwhelmingly: idealistic white liberals, young women, and African Americans. Trump’s invocation at the debate of Clinton’s WikiLeaks e-mails and support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership was designed to turn off Sanders supporters. The parade of women who say they were sexually assaulted by Bill Clinton and harassed or threatened by Hillary is meant to undermine her appeal to young women. And her 1996 suggestion that some African American males are “super predators” is the basis of a below-the-radar effort to discourage infrequent black voters from showing up at the polls—particularly in Florida.