A common problem with journalists is they tend to believe the winner is whomever shares the policies they believe in. I personally believe #Trump is dangerous, but recognize that the touting of #Hillary's victory is greatly exaggerated. In fact, virtually every snap poll showed that Trump is the victor. It saddens me that the media has even given up the pretense of being unbiased.
I have to agree. CNN gave #Hillary the lead, but Time Magazine gave 60% to #Trump. Drudge Report gave over 80% to Trump. Over all, most polls did say Trump was the victor. Here's a good roundup:
Saying that #Hillary won is very subjective. Stating CNN's poll is kind of pointless since even they admit it was mostly made up of Democrats and the typical CNN reader is a Hillary supporter. Most polls I've seen state #Trump won. But the only poll that matters is on election day.
Your bias is clearly evident. Though I'm not supporting #Trump, I thought he dominated the debate and was disappointed that #Hillary appeared robotic and lacked any of her fire. I hope she'll fare better at the next one.
So #Trump wants to cut taxes, but only for the wealthy? While #Hillary wants to increase taxes on the rich by 4%? Seems like her plan makes far more sense.
Yes, #Trump is perceived as being very successful in business (despite his numerous bankruptcies and unscrupulous business practices). But I think this article oversimplified. While I agree that the economy plays a role, I believe that the fear of terrorism is what's generated most of Trump's support.
That's a good point. The suggestion loses a lot of steam when talking about businesses vs. individuals. Though I would think 99% of the cash handled by grocery stores are $20 bills or less anyway.
I don't support #Trump either. But I also don't support Hillary. I'm going a 3rd way and voting for #GaryJohnson.
Actually, several people from his campaign have said he never wanted to win but rather influence/impact the policies. I think #Trump is trying to have a narrow loss so he can claim it's rigged and yes, maybe create a popular uprising to force the change he wants from the sidelines. Scary.
Nice article @[Michael Lebowitz](user:13386). Yes, the Fed has historically been able to ensure the markets behave appropriately after elections, but #Trump defies historical sense. If he wins, he is a wild card.
Surely the globalization of the world, something not done by #Obama, contributes to declining wages in America. It isn't Obama that did this, it is the globalist cabal that doesn't care much about the well being of Americans anymore.
I am not a big fan of Obama or any politician right now, but the decline of wages was not his doing. #Trump is not exactly a Republican, so no one really knows if he will hurt #GDP or keep the slow growth engineered by the Fed.
Daily Update: Jobs Report Disappoints
So much for that promised recovery. This disappointing #JobsReport will only help #Trump.
The Donald Nailed It: “We Are In A Big Fat Ugly Bubble”
I caught that too. It was likely completely missed by most of his supporters, but #Trump hit the nail on the head. It will be a scary day indeed.
Post-Debate Trends
A common problem with journalists is they tend to believe the winner is whomever shares the policies they believe in. I personally believe #Trump is dangerous, but recognize that the touting of #Hillary's victory is greatly exaggerated. In fact, virtually every snap poll showed that Trump is the victor. It saddens me that the media has even given up the pretense of being unbiased.
Clinton Or Trump? Elections With Global Impact - Head To Head Before Debate
It was close but I'd say #Trump won the debate. What do you guys think?
Clinton wins debate – markets cheer, USD/JPY rises
Thanks for the link. I had thought it was a draw. I can't believe that almost every poll says that #Trump won the debate! God help us!
Clinton wins debate – markets cheer, USD/JPY rises
I have to agree. CNN gave #Hillary the lead, but Time Magazine gave 60% to #Trump. Drudge Report gave over 80% to Trump. Over all, most polls did say Trump was the victor. Here's a good roundup:
www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...g-debate-landslide.html
Clinton wins debate – markets cheer, USD/JPY rises
Saying that #Hillary won is very subjective. Stating CNN's poll is kind of pointless since even they admit it was mostly made up of Democrats and the typical CNN reader is a Hillary supporter. Most polls I've seen state #Trump won. But the only poll that matters is on election day.
Clinton wins debate – markets cheer, USD/JPY rises
Your bias is clearly evident. Though I'm not supporting #Trump, I thought he dominated the debate and was disappointed that #Hillary appeared robotic and lacked any of her fire. I hope she'll fare better at the next one.
Clinton Or Trump? Elections With Global Impact - Head To Head Before Debate
So #Trump wants to cut taxes, but only for the wealthy? While #Hillary wants to increase taxes on the rich by 4%? Seems like her plan makes far more sense.
Why Clinton is not 50 points ahead of Trump?
Yes, #Trump is perceived as being very successful in business (despite his numerous bankruptcies and unscrupulous business practices). But I think this article oversimplified. While I agree that the economy plays a role, I believe that the fear of terrorism is what's generated most of Trump's support.
Why Clinton is not 50 points ahead of Trump?
#Trump is a very successful businessman and the economy needs those same strengths right now. They are sick of liars and cheaters like #HillaryClinton
War On Cash Turns To $20, $50, And $100 Bills
That's a good point. The suggestion loses a lot of steam when talking about businesses vs. individuals. Though I would think 99% of the cash handled by grocery stores are $20 bills or less anyway.
I don't support #Trump either. But I also don't support Hillary. I'm going a 3rd way and voting for #GaryJohnson.
If Trump Loses, Expect Civil War
So... "a lot of people are saying" it's a conspiracy? Now YOU sound like #Trump :)
If Trump Loses, Expect Civil War
Actually, several people from his campaign have said he never wanted to win but rather influence/impact the policies. I think #Trump is trying to have a narrow loss so he can claim it's rigged and yes, maybe create a popular uprising to force the change he wants from the sidelines. Scary.
What, Me Worry?
Nice article @[Michael Lebowitz](user:13386). Yes, the Fed has historically been able to ensure the markets behave appropriately after elections, but #Trump defies historical sense. If he wins, he is a wild card.
Americans Would Prosper Better with a Republican President
Surely the globalization of the world, something not done by #Obama, contributes to declining wages in America. It isn't Obama that did this, it is the globalist cabal that doesn't care much about the well being of Americans anymore.
I am not a big fan of Obama or any politician right now, but the decline of wages was not his doing. #Trump is not exactly a Republican, so no one really knows if he will hurt #GDP or keep the slow growth engineered by the Fed.