[POLL] United States Presidential Elections 2016

The party nominees are named. Now who do you support?


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The GTP Decision Desk can now confirm:

Donald Trump has won Maine's second Congressional District.

This is based on the call in the House race in that district.
 
If al'Qaeda is a more extreme version of the likes of Hamas and Hezbollah, and ISIS is a more extreme version of al'Qaeda, what does a more extreme version of ISIS look like?

I generally agree with your sentiment, but that's a quite simplicistic view. Those that you listed are very different organizations born out of very different contexts and with very different goals, and the only thing they have in common (apart from some overlap in membership, and some tactical and strategical alliances) is that they claim to take inspiration from specific interpretations of the Quran and the hadit(s) they deem most important.

Also, the President may order the military to achieve an objective; whether or not the war-weary military will drag its feet in achieving it or not is, however, another matter entirely.

There are many other, arguably more valid reasons to be worried about Trump's foreign policy...
 
His statements about Mosul, for one. He claimed that the plan to take the city back from ISIS was an embarrassment, because the attack was telegraphed weeks in advance. He evidently felt that America should swoop in and take ISIS by surprise, fundamentally under-estimating the importance of working alongside the Iraqi and Kurdish forces in the region. Sure, he could have flattened ISIS in a heartbeat, but that's exactly the kind of thinking that enabled ISIS to rise in the first place. If al'Qaeda is a more extreme version of the likes of Hamas and Hezbollah, and ISIS is a more extreme version of al'Qaeda, what does a more extreme version of ISIS look like?

Or he felt that maybe plans shouldn't be so public, as many people have said for years. Also we've been working with their forces.

Also you seem to be hinting at Trump as that more extreme, it's just conflated idealization of an idiot. You give him to much credit really but that's you. Anyways enjoy your week.
 
Has Pennsylvania been at 89% the whole time?
97% on Fox. N.H is the only one that seems to continue to move back-and-forth. Hillary had a small lead, but now it's 47.5-47.4 for her (318,230-317,807).
 
AP is calling it for Trump...victory speech may be imminent.
 
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The pundits have been busy writing off the Republicans due to "changing demographics" in the US, but they've just captured the White House, the House & the Senate. It will be interesting to see the polling stats, but I've got to assume they will indicate a really big turn out for white working class voters who either do not typically vote, or who have voted Democrat in the past. Correspondingly, a relatively low turn out for millennials & African Americans, not compensated for by a large enough increase in hispanic voting.

Weirdly, the GOP didn't do it with a "real" conservative, as the Tea Partiers have been pushing for for years, or a traditional centrist candidate like Romney, but with a wild card "idiot savant".
 
According to the BBC they're seeing 100% of precincts in Pennsylvania reported, yet the networks still haven't called it yet strangely.

It seems overseas polls have it called, Guardian has it too, and I've followed overseas cause they seem to be on point and faster about this.
 
According to the BBC they're seeing 100% of precincts in Pennsylvania reported, yet the networks still haven't called it yet strangely.
Fox is calling it for Trump...speech incoming. Clinton goes to bed. Trump is taking the air out of her balloon while she sleeps.
 
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