Ohio is turning to Trump

Swing-state polls: Trump leads in Iowa, narrows the gap in Colorado and Virginia.



The Quinnipiac poll of likely voters in the four swing states, released Thursday, asked respondents about a four-way presidential race that also includes Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.

Trump, who trailed Clinton by two points in Iowa in an August Quinnipiac poll, now leads the former secretary of state by seven points, 44 percent to 37 percent. He also leads in Georgia, where likely voters also preferred him by a seven-point margin, 47 percent to 40 percent. Stein earned the support of 2 percent of respondents in Iowa and did not register any support in Georgia, while Johnson polled at 10 percent and 9 percent, respectively.

In Colorado, Clinton’s lead has shrunk from eight points in mid-August to just two points in the most recent poll, 44 percent to 42 percent, with Johnson polling at 10 percent and Stein at 2 percent. The former secretary of state’s lead in Colorado falls within the poll’s margin of error, putting the two candidates in a statistical tie in the state.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/poll-trump-clinton-iowa-colorado-virginia-228539#ixzz4L1HvNq4P
 
tsuke said:
will you praise kek?
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Should I? :)


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LORD OF CUCKS said:
Ohio's not really as relevant this election as it was in previous ones. Other states like Florida and Pennsylvania are more important.
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So you say.

Trump is turning them, too. After the October surprise, it's over for Illary.

President Trump. Get used to it.
 
Bill said:
There is no labor party in America any more..... There use to be, what happened??
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People own stocks.

People who own stocks want profits.

Corporate boards slashed costs in order to get the profits that stockholders wanted.

They slashed labor and regulatory costs by moving production to countries with strong governments that are amenable to bribery, and took advantage of weak labor laws, weak business regulation, low taxes, and lax environmental laws.

People consume goods.

People want low prices.

Corporate management slashed prices to levels that people found acceptable in order to get the market share that earned the profits that stockholders demanded.

They slashed production costs by moving factories to countries with strong governments that are amenable to bribery, and took advantage of low wages, weak labor laws, weak business regulation, low taxes, and lax environmental laws.

Unions wanted higher labor costs and fought for higher wages, increasingly expensive safety regulations, and costly benefits for their members.

This put them at a competitive disadvantage with non-union labor.

First production moved to the South, which had workers desperate for jobs at any price.

Then production moved offshore to foreign countries with strong governments that are amenable to bribery, and took advantage of low wages, weak labor laws, weak business regulation, low taxes, and lax environmental laws.

Corporations found that through automation and offshoring, they could sell goods more cheaply and gain market share while maintaining the levels of profitability that stockholders demanded.

Unions became weak and can no longer offer anything of value to politicians. Not money, not guaranteed votes.

Trump promises workers that he will reverse history and safeguard their livelihoods, and they are desperate enough to believe him.
 
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