Something is terribly amiss within the Hillary Clinton campaign these days.
They know it. Their supporters in the Mainstream Media know it. The DNC knows it.
And so too does Hillary Clinton herself know it.
With the General Election race not yet officially underway, Team Hillary is dealing with an increasingly unpopular candidate with a very weak base of support upon which to build a national campaign and despite hundreds of millions of dollars at the ready to make her more appealing, voters so far appear reluctant to give her much attention and even less respect.
Mrs. Clinton is looking very much like her political establishment counterpart, Jeb Bush.
And like JEB!, Hillary faces the political grassroots phenomena that is Donald Trump.
For months the Mainstream Media and politicos from both parties attempted to convince the American public Trump was not electable. Trump defeated his GOP primary rivals one by one until he it was he and he alone left standing – persistent critics be damned.
These same critics warned Trump could never defeat Hillary Clinton in the General Election, but more recent polling shows Mr. Trump enjoying a continued popularity surge while Mrs. Clinton finds herself losing yet another primary battle to 74-year-old socialist, Bernie Sanders.
Trump and Clinton are already at a statistical dead heat in a head-to-head match-up, but momentum is clearly on the side of the New York billionaire.
Yesterday’s West Virginia Democrat primary gave the Clinton Camp even more heartburn-inducing statistics. Perhaps the most telling and daunting of these was the fact a third of Democrats indicated they would vote for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the General Election. (And remember, this is a state Hillary thumped Barack Obama in during the state’s 2008 primary race)
A THIRD.
That is the kind of crossover voter appeal that more than rivals that of Ronald Reagan, whose two General Election victories were of historic landslide proportions unmatched by any other modern era candidate. The polling data also indicates that women are not flocking to Hillary as the Hillary campaign had hoped they would. In fact, despite months of negative media portrayals regarding Trump’s alleged lack of popularity among female voters, actual election results show women voting for Trump at a ratio comparable to other past GOP candidates.
In short, Donald Trump continues to build upon his success in what was a very competitive and volatile GOP primary battle and is poised to potentially crush Hillary Clinton in the General Election.
There are months yet before the November vote of course, and the Clinton Machine, however reduced from the days of its former and formidable glory, remains an entity capable of a comeback.
Trump Already Beating Hillary. She Is Becoming JEB! 2.0... - DCWhispers.com
They know it. Their supporters in the Mainstream Media know it. The DNC knows it.
And so too does Hillary Clinton herself know it.
With the General Election race not yet officially underway, Team Hillary is dealing with an increasingly unpopular candidate with a very weak base of support upon which to build a national campaign and despite hundreds of millions of dollars at the ready to make her more appealing, voters so far appear reluctant to give her much attention and even less respect.
Mrs. Clinton is looking very much like her political establishment counterpart, Jeb Bush.
And like JEB!, Hillary faces the political grassroots phenomena that is Donald Trump.
For months the Mainstream Media and politicos from both parties attempted to convince the American public Trump was not electable. Trump defeated his GOP primary rivals one by one until he it was he and he alone left standing – persistent critics be damned.
These same critics warned Trump could never defeat Hillary Clinton in the General Election, but more recent polling shows Mr. Trump enjoying a continued popularity surge while Mrs. Clinton finds herself losing yet another primary battle to 74-year-old socialist, Bernie Sanders.
Trump and Clinton are already at a statistical dead heat in a head-to-head match-up, but momentum is clearly on the side of the New York billionaire.
Yesterday’s West Virginia Democrat primary gave the Clinton Camp even more heartburn-inducing statistics. Perhaps the most telling and daunting of these was the fact a third of Democrats indicated they would vote for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the General Election. (And remember, this is a state Hillary thumped Barack Obama in during the state’s 2008 primary race)
A THIRD.
That is the kind of crossover voter appeal that more than rivals that of Ronald Reagan, whose two General Election victories were of historic landslide proportions unmatched by any other modern era candidate. The polling data also indicates that women are not flocking to Hillary as the Hillary campaign had hoped they would. In fact, despite months of negative media portrayals regarding Trump’s alleged lack of popularity among female voters, actual election results show women voting for Trump at a ratio comparable to other past GOP candidates.
In short, Donald Trump continues to build upon his success in what was a very competitive and volatile GOP primary battle and is poised to potentially crush Hillary Clinton in the General Election.
There are months yet before the November vote of course, and the Clinton Machine, however reduced from the days of its former and formidable glory, remains an entity capable of a comeback.
Trump Already Beating Hillary. She Is Becoming JEB! 2.0... - DCWhispers.com
