Yes, I started a burner account specifically to comment on this topic. Does that make my opinion any less valid, because it doesn’t align with yours? I’m not even sure what “concern-trolling” is.

In all actuality, the white supremacist portion of his voters is probably pretty small. Maybe around 10%, at the very most. The fact of the matter is that undecided voters (who I’ve seen reported as high as 18-20%) will probably decide the election, more so than any Presidential election in recent memory . One of the…

It makes you wonder how, when running against the virtually the most hated man in America, outspending him like 5-1, and having 95% of the media in her corner, she is essentially tied with him fewer than two months out.

Agreed; despite all high-fiving going on here in the comment section, essentially calling 20-25% of Americans “deplorable” and “irredeemable,” while ironically standing at a podium with the slogan “Stronger Together,” comes off bad any way you slice it.

Is “deplorables” an actual word?

Wasn’t Cuban actually endorsing him during this period?

Neither. I just probably lean a little more toward the “moderate” side of the political spectrum than you guys.

Getting a lot of press doesn’t equal being propped up. Yeah, there are a lot of stories about him, but 95% are negative. He’s getting more exposure because he’s out there more. Hillary disappearing for weeks at a time and refusing to speak to the press is not conducive to a ton of coverage.

It’s not a lie that the media leans left. I’m a registered Democrat and am totally creeped out by the USSR-like propaganda effort they have put forth to get Hillary elected. The fact that Lauer was pretty fair, and liberals are still bitching about it, is a testament to how accustomed the left is to preferential…