New Poll: End of Trump!
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just today....i got voting letter....i am an undecided voter too....i wont be here on election day....i will be in chennai .....
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[h=3]Electoral votes[/h]
Hillary Clinton
344.8
Donald Trump
192.8
Evan McMullin
0.3
Gary Johnson
0.1
[h=3]Popular vote[/h]
Hillary Clinton
49.8%
Donald Trump
42.8%
Gary Johnson
5.9%
Other
1.5%
In USA there is poll everyday, it conducted by various organization, using various methods. Nate silver has created a site that accumulates and tabulates them. He is rarely wrong.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/?ex_cid=rrpromo
Hillary Clinton
344.8
Donald Trump
192.8
Evan McMullin
0.3
Gary Johnson
0.1
[h=3]Popular vote[/h]
Hillary Clinton
49.8%
Donald Trump
42.8%
Gary Johnson
5.9%
Other
1.5%
In USA there is poll everyday, it conducted by various organization, using various methods. Nate silver has created a site that accumulates and tabulates them. He is rarely wrong.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/?ex_cid=rrpromo
Hillary soaring!
Hillary Clinton wins final presidential debate: CNN poll
October 20, 2016 09:18
Hillary Clinton won the final presidential debate.
52% to 39% for Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll of debate watchers. There was a plus or minus 4 percentage point margin of error.
The sample of debate watchers were 36% Democratic and 29% Republican, making them slightly more Democratic than an average poll of all Americans.Trump did outperform expectations, however.
Nearly 6 in 10 viewers said he did better than expected, whereas 44% said the same of Clinton.
http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...ate-cnn-poll/464d14a6b573800a1bc040e9dd12d010
Hillary Clinton wins final presidential debate: CNN poll
October 20, 2016 09:18
Hillary Clinton won the final presidential debate.
52% to 39% for Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll of debate watchers. There was a plus or minus 4 percentage point margin of error.
The sample of debate watchers were 36% Democratic and 29% Republican, making them slightly more Democratic than an average poll of all Americans.Trump did outperform expectations, however.
Nearly 6 in 10 viewers said he did better than expected, whereas 44% said the same of Clinton.
http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...ate-cnn-poll/464d14a6b573800a1bc040e9dd12d010
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Hillary Yes!
But I hope she is more aggressive than Obama.
Obama was just sweet talking, do right, accomplish nothing president.
OK on Obamacare and some agreement on climate change with China.
Middle east, total disaster.
Fight against terrorism, nothing accomplished.
Bin Laden was a dead duck hiding in Pak, anyway.
But I hope she is more aggressive than Obama.
Obama was just sweet talking, do right, accomplish nothing president.
OK on Obamacare and some agreement on climate change with China.
Middle east, total disaster.
Fight against terrorism, nothing accomplished.
Bin Laden was a dead duck hiding in Pak, anyway.
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hiTBSji you have the opportunity to be the only forum member to vote for Trump.
why?.............for me..both are same...one is less..other is more.....
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hi
really.....all are two sides of same coin....no difference....many indian politicians are brahmin haters/bashers,,,,
atleast here USA...no brahmin haters here....so im okay in USA...
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Here in America you have to be a Christian if you are in any high office with only exception being Jews. During WWI Jews were hated in America. Jews are the counterparts of Brahmins in India. Brahmins were generally scholarly and good in accounting and math and held such positions in the British Govt. The British also entrusted the Indian Govt at the time of independence to a bunch of brahmins. That is why the hatred for Brahmns. I thought by now with the ascending to power of a large majority of non-brahmins that phase of ploitics was over. I am surprised that even now they are using such divisions in politics. Sad for India.
In America, you don't stand a chance as a Hindu for any elected office. Look at all the so called descendants of Indians who are in office. They have all converted to Christianity just for the sake of politics.
Can you even imagine that a Hindu or atheist will ever become POTUS.
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i agreed,,, i hate any hatred kind of politics....in the name of religion....i feel more better in amreica than india....
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Brahmins in INDIA have a better acceptance EXCEPT in TN. So people who base their opinion on the entire community are wrong.
Brahmins do not belong to a different religion, so comparing with Jews is totally baseless.
Money is power, as you need money all the time. In Western world Jews were traditional money men and Rich, so there was power, and influence. Still there is antisemitism in all parts of western world and middle east.
Tulsi Gubberd a Hindu is the senator from Hawaii.
Keith Ellison is a Muslim congressman from Minnesota.
It took 200 years to elect a Catholic (JFK) as President, as generally you had to be a WASP (White Anglo Sextant Protestant) to be elected to a nationwide election.
It took another 20 years to elect a Black man to be President (Barrak Obama).
It might take another 8 years to elect a women to the same office.
In a democracy, where every one votes, and you need a majority to vote to win, it will be difficult for any minority to to win an election for a nationwide office.
It has been done, just wait and see.
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“Wall Street clearly prefers a Clinton win certainly from the prospective of equity prices,” said Dartmouth College’s Eric Zitzewitz, one of the authors of the new study along with the University of Michigan’s Justin Wolfers. “You saw Clinton win the first debate and her odds jumped and stocks moved right along with it. Should Trump somehow manage to win you could see major Brexit-style selling.”
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/10/donald-trump-wall-street-effect-markets-230164#ixzz4Np5mcgsy
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/10/donald-trump-wall-street-effect-markets-230164#ixzz4Np5mcgsy
I have been to Israel and seen their Kosher meals etc. It's all very similar to brahmin's "Madi and aacharam" rules. I felt very lucky that I could eat vegetarian food. They keep the meats in a far corner and they are cooked separate from the veggies and rice. Similarly milk, yohurt, pickles etc. are also kept separate and ladles cannot be mixed even accidentally. This was all in their military cafeteria too!
I did not bring comparison of Jewish financial wealth vs the Brahmins. Also Jews occupied fairly high diplomatic and government positions in the US just like in early Indian history.
Thanks for bringing to my attention the few exceptions to the American political scene.
I am still voting only half-hearted for Hillary.
I just hope and pray that she does better than Obama.
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I am one of the outsider supporting Trump in this style. I have always voted Republicans and BJP in my life, so I am not changing just because of Trump. He may be brash and not politically correct, but I like the fact that
- he was tough on Islamic terror
As a country point of view (US) I like what he says of illegal immigrants. I know so many my friends on H1B waiting for 10+ years for Green card now. Hillary talks of giving blanket citizenship to people who violate law (illegal). Now imagine if India is flooded with Pakistanis or Bangladeshis illegally and we give citizenship to all.
- Personally I have read many of Leaked emails. The way Hillary has conducted is unbelievable. How can she have a private server and delete emails. Why keep on bringing Syrian refugees. Why not ask Saudi to host them. Why she is collecting millions in funds from Saudis. The list is on and on and even though I woudl have liked a different republican candidate, I feel he is lesser of two evils.
- he was tough on Islamic terror
As a country point of view (US) I like what he says of illegal immigrants. I know so many my friends on H1B waiting for 10+ years for Green card now. Hillary talks of giving blanket citizenship to people who violate law (illegal). Now imagine if India is flooded with Pakistanis or Bangladeshis illegally and we give citizenship to all.
- Personally I have read many of Leaked emails. The way Hillary has conducted is unbelievable. How can she have a private server and delete emails. Why keep on bringing Syrian refugees. Why not ask Saudi to host them. Why she is collecting millions in funds from Saudis. The list is on and on and even though I woudl have liked a different republican candidate, I feel he is lesser of two evils.
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Yes there are some similarity, between Orthodox Hindus and Jews.
Do you know many orthodox Muslims turn vegetarians when travelling abroad, as they are not sure that the meat is Halal.
The latest Gallup tracking poll shows President Obama’s approval rating is soaring just in time for the Nov. 8 election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. According to Gallup, 57 percent of Americans believe the current president is doing a good job – his best marks since just after his 2012 re-election. The tweet below by Republican pollster Frank Luntz shows how Obama stacks up with the approval rating of recent presidents at the same point in their second terms. While the current president ties Bill Clinton, he easily beats Republican hero Ronald Reagan.
Final @Gallup second-term POTUS approval rating before election
• Reagan: 51%
• Clinton: 57
• Bush: 25
• Obama: 57http://on.gallup.com/Obama13
2:57 PM - 22 Oct 2016
So if you expect Hil to outperform Obama, it may not happen. Then again it depends on the parameters you set.
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