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<blockquote data-quote="montyc" data-source="post: 18367" data-attributes="member: 192">I have to disagree. Turnout is the key and early voting is telling us that turnout among likely Republican voters is down across the board, deflated by the nomination of an unacceptable candidate and unable to vote for the opposition. If the trend holds up it moves from solid win, which is a near sure thing right now, to overwhelming victory unseen in many years.The horse race narrative the mainstream media is peddling is complete horse hockey, there is nothing that indicates it is close in any way. The Senate is going to the Democrats too and even Rubio is looking like he will lose. A well-deserved loss it will be too!Trump&#039;s fatal mistake was ignoring retail politics and having no ground game. You can&#039;t win if people don&#039;t turn up to vote. What happens on November 9 is the real question? Trump is looking like he may not concede and an open white supremacist movement has been sparked from its slumber in basements and shadows. Newt Gingrich has been making moves to take over, a shameless attempt to resuscitate his long over career. Ironic too that the man who is largely responsible for Trump, who started the vilification at any cost and using special investigations as pure partisan political weapons, is trying to muscle in on the con man who sits atop the giant stinking turd known as the Republican Party. What happens on November 9 is the real question? Trump is looking like he may not concede and an open white supremicist movement has been sparked from its slumber in basements and shadows. Newt Gingrich has been making moves to take over, a shameless attempt to rescusicate his long over career. Ironic too that the man who is largely responsible for Trump, who started the villification at any cost and using special invetigations as pure partisan political weapons, is trying to muscle in on the con man who sits atop the giant stinking turd known as the Republican Party.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="montyc, post: 18367, member: 192"] I have to disagree. Turnout is the key and early voting is telling us that turnout among likely Republican voters is down across the board, deflated by the nomination of an unacceptable candidate and unable to vote for the opposition. If the trend holds up it moves from solid win, which is a near sure thing right now, to overwhelming victory unseen in many years. The horse race narrative the mainstream media is peddling is complete horse hockey, there is nothing that indicates it is close in any way. The Senate is going to the Democrats too and even Rubio is looking like he will lose. A well-deserved loss it will be too! Trump's fatal mistake was ignoring retail politics and having no ground game. You can't win if people don't turn up to vote. What happens on November 9 is the real question? Trump is looking like he may not concede and an open white supremacist movement has been sparked from its slumber in basements and shadows. Newt Gingrich has been making moves to take over, a shameless attempt to resuscitate his long over career. Ironic too that the man who is largely responsible for Trump, who started the vilification at any cost and using special investigations as pure partisan political weapons, is trying to muscle in on the con man who sits atop the giant stinking turd known as the Republican Party. What happens on November 9 is the real question? Trump is looking like he may not concede and an open white supremicist movement has been sparked from its slumber in basements and shadows. Newt Gingrich has been making moves to take over, a shameless attempt to rescusicate his long over career. Ironic too that the man who is largely responsible for Trump, who started the villification at any cost and using special invetigations as pure partisan political weapons, is trying to muscle in on the con man who sits atop the giant stinking turd known as the Republican Party. [/QUOTE]

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