Iowa Poll: Trump 44% -vs- Clinton 42% – With Younger Voters: Trump 51% / Clinton 32%

It’s a Patrick Murray poll, so take it with the proverbial grain of salt – However, Monmouth University has recently polled a sample of Iowa voters (full pdf below) and finds Donald Trump leading Hillary Clinton 44% to 42%:

2 candidate trump vs clinton Monmouth University Iowa Poll July 2016

Patrick Murray is shocked, s.h.o.c.k.e.d, to find Donald Trump leading with voters under 50-years-of-age.  Trump is leading with younger voters 51% to 32% !

Monmouth University […]  One unusual finding in the poll is that Trump leads among voters under 50 years old in Iowa. In Monmouth polls conducted nationally and in other states, Clinton has held an advantage with younger voters.

Specifically, 51% of Iowa voters under age 50 currently support Trump, compared to 32% for Clinton, 7% for Johnson, and 3% for Stein or another candidate. Among voters age 50 and older, Clinton has the edge with 50% support, compared to 38% for Trump, 4% for Johnson and 1% for Stein or another candidate. (read more)

It ain’t that close folks…. it’s not anywhere near this close !

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Here’s the full pdf result:

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158 Responses to Iowa Poll: Trump 44% -vs- Clinton 42% – With Younger Voters: Trump 51% / Clinton 32%

  1. Sandy says:

    Go Trump Go Trump

    Liked by 5 people

  2. ZurichMike says:

    Word of caution: younger voters are less likely to show up at the voting booth than older voters. The monster vote should be across all demographics. Lots of work still to do.

    Liked by 10 people

    • Bull Durham says:

      Though they underperform, this election is really (REALLY) about their future. They can drop out and stay with Mommie, but Mommie will be losing her basement if things continue with LIberals.

      Reality is pounding people in the face. The young have to vote for common sense. And I think 30-40% of them will vote Trump. The rest will stay home, away from Dems. So, the Dems lose a chunk of their base two ways.

      And I think Ivanka will turn many of the young into Trumpsters. Watch her work. She’s the magic bullet.

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    • ripcurl2121 says:

      its 50 and under, doesnt apply to your point

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      • ZurichMike says:

        I’m more worried about the under 30 crowd not showing up

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        • Bluto says:

          ZM – all the youngsters that I met in Anaheim were UNBELIEVABLY motivated to vote. All of them.

          I’m thinking we might have a Wild Card Factor here: the Trump Phenomenon. It’s real.
          Monster Real, baby!

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          • For what it’s worth, I’m 54. Two 26 year olds showed up at my house to ask questions about what is going on. Long story short, they are coming with me to go vote, making an outing of it. Then to my house to cook dinner and celebrate. The under thirties are getting it. MAGA!

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          • ryan says:

            I’ve followed you on here. You seem pretty educated. One thing that scares me is that Vegas has Hillary -350 and Trump plus 320. I’m a betting man and that scares me. Vegas doesn’t usually lose.

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            • Bluto says:

              I’m totally uneducated about Vegas, so ya got me there….well other than Drinks in Vegas.

              But common sense dictates that betting models are based on historical ebbs & flows of human behavior. Trump smashes all of that. So I’m not too worried.

              Call it a hunch, no education required.

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            • carol of Australia says:

              The betting agencies in Australia all had Brexit at plus for leave and minus for stay! And, for the recent Australian Federal election plus for a Labor (they are the left party here) and the Conservatives won. So here at least, they lost both times. Mayhap, these agencies put too much weight on what the MSM is reporting.

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            • That’s not exactly correct. Vegas doesn’t try to pick winners. They try to make money. When Vegas sets odds their primary concern is evening out the cash on both sides of the bet. This minimizes their risk while maximizing their profits.

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            • Andrew says:

              Is a good sign for me I’ve started placing weekly bets on trump. Il take 3-1 any day going to make a killing following the ensuing landslide. Similar odds for brexit as well if u recall how that turned out. Looking forward to MAGA! First comment on here thanks to all contributors for the constant value! I have sent many fellow young conservatives here. And the 35 and under is all trump! Check out the 175k following on R/the_donald.
              Thank you all

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        • andymilken says:

          That is true but social media has changed a lot in messaging. And DJT knows how to leverage it.

          Liked by 3 people

        • Are you thinking the 30-49 crowd might not come out to vote? or at least not a lot of them?

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          • ZurichMike says:

            As soon as you start paying taxes, rent, a mortgage and are on you’re own, you become a bit more attuned to politics (in my opinion). Therefore, the older you get, the more likely it is you will vote. Big campaign parties and rallies in the summer and fall sometimes do not translate into crawling-over-broken-glass votes in November.

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        • kenmar1965 says:

          My 18 yr old twins were VERY excited to vote in the primary (for Trump.)
          I think there in more excitement to vote (for Trump) across all age groups than many people realize.

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    • ripcurl2121 says:

      19 points up with 50 or younger is huge

      Liked by 6 people

    • Mickie says:

      ZM, always the voice of reason!😁

      Liked by 2 people

    • p'odwats says:

      Agreed ZurichMike. Tons of work still to do and especially with the spectre of Democratic vote fraud a certainty, but that being said, it looks like the bottom is beginning to fall out from underneath Team Cankles campaign. Trump hasn’t even started his fall campaign, isn’t running any commercials nationwide or even regionally, hasn’t spent a ton of money yet, and is constantly under barrage by the media, the Dems, and traitorous Republicans. Still, with all that he’s leading in some polls or in striking distance of the lead. Hillary is in trouble. The fallout from the e-mail scandal, BLM, and a widespread feeling of gloominess with the political, social, and economic direction of this country does not bode for the Democrats.

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    • MVW says:

      My friend’s (she is a Democrat) son that just graduated from college just recently convinced her to vote for Trump. Before she had listened to the pathological media and heard Trump was a racist, just didn’t have time to find out herself. The point is that the media narrative is breaking down, and that the young are getting it.

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    • Jimmy Jack says:

      What is important though is that this represents a HUGE cultural sift and politics are downstream of culture. This is good news for conservatism in America.

      And yes, we need to make sure they get to the polls. Start making memes and sharing them – young people seem to live and die by memes.

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      • p'odwats says:

        I think the young people of America are beginning to realize the enormity of the problems facing this country, and maybe now they know it’s their generation that’s gonna have to start cleaning up the mess the two generations before them left behind. All the PC thinking and good intentions through big government entitlement programs isn’t helping their futures!

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    • I hope you are wrong this time ZM. We need every vote to combat the monster voter fraud that the Globalists will do.

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    • truthmatters says:

      tell that to the UK where it was the older voters who showed up Now for this truth most hate http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/1164/1164_01.asp

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    • Sunshine says:

      This can also be said of Dems and Bernies.

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    • Jedi9 says:

      I agree! Much more work to do! I might add also, that the focus on Hillary and her e-mail scandal, the Lynch refusing to answer questions, and so forth, should not be forgotten, and needs to be continued with media coverage. As you can see, the recent tragedies served as a distraction, as this site and many other news media outlets were consumed in covering those stories in stead of staying with the Hillary Scandal. To me, and I am sure many others feel that in some way, this was orchestrated for this intent. I am really hoping that media exposure and continued scrutiny keeps up the pressure on Hillary and her crimes, and use it to inform the less informed of what they are voting for. JOBS! Does anybody think that if the economy was doing great that the entire BLM movement would have time, or care enough to be wasting their time protesting?

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    • Jimmy higginbotham says:

      If the D.Trump campaign leaders are worth-their-salt, then they will do two basic things:
      a) Maximize the D.Trump voter turnout(continue doing his rallies and hammering on his memes of The Wall, jobs, & America first, etc)
      b) Suppress the H.Clinton voter turnout (find out the Democrat ‘hot buttons’ issues, and hammer Hillary on them; demoralize Democrats so they stay at home)

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    • Ron Hyatt says:

      Oh, but When Jughead was running, “Younger Voters will show up in droves!”

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  3. Jazzmo says:

    Trump Girls! Excellent!

    Liked by 6 people

  4. wodiej says:

    And he hasn’t really even started on her yet. I can’t wait to see what him and Manafort have planned. This is going to be delicious.

    Liked by 9 people

  5. 2bn3mr says:

    Is that last pic Milo & Ann Coulter?

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  6. Sherlock says:

    Hate to sound like a broken record, but please donate directly to the Trump campaign, and volunteer to walk precincts or man a phone bank if you can do that as well. We can beat her, but victory isn’t free.
    GO TRUMP!!
    https://www.donaldjtrump.com/

    Liked by 9 people

  7. AghastInFL says:

    Yep, there’s no denying it… It’s the MIlo Effect.

    Liked by 3 people

    • Jimmy Jack says:

      IT IS!!!! I swear by this daily. One incredibly outspoken gay Brit is helping to MAGA. I’d love him to be a citizen one day so we can officially claim him as one of us.

      If you haven’t seem him in person, go. Went to see him at a local university and not only was he great, the young people there were flat out inspiring.

      Liked by 5 people

      • sassymemphisbelle says:

        i subscribe to his podcasts on itunes. they’re not for playing during your Sunday school lesson. 😀 but they are a hoot and so on-point re: the state of pc culture in our colleges, media and government

        Liked by 3 people

      • Jedi9 says:

        Interesting that major universities where he is schedule to speak are trying to prevent him from doing so by protesting his appearances. So much for that thing we call free speech in which the left pretends to advocate for!

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  8. bocephus0h says:

    God Blessed the Trump girls…& the guys! The rally in Cincy last week had a lot of young people under 30 there, at least 25% of the crowd. It was shocking & awesome to see em all.

    Liked by 10 people

    • lastinillinois says:

      Under 30 –
      Huge

      Liked by 2 people

    • Gloopus Glee says:

      There are a lot of young people with common sense. I think Trump will pull some of Bernie’s group also. They’re not all idiots. Many will do it for ‘neverHillary,’ and some will do it because Trump is anti-establishment. I don’t really care WHY they come over to Trump – as long as a good number of them do.

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      • bocephus0h says:

        Yeah at the rally Trump mentioned a poll showing 22% of Bernie supporters going for Trump & after the Crooked Hill endorsment today that number will grow even more.

        Liked by 2 people

        • WSB says:

          I love the MSM…their ‘newest’ research is that 95% of Bernie’s voters will be voting for Hillary. Not quite what we saw today on social media.

          Liked by 2 people

          • bocephus0h says:

            WSB, quite a few UC students were there too & a few of em were in our group that got in line early in the morning & we all stayed together inside the hall. They are very in tune to everything, it was great to see.

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            • WSB says:

              University of Cincinnati? I went to school there for my first few years. Great school! Great students, save for the BLA activists.

              Hope you had a great time, and with the strength of your new found friends, we will make America great again!

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      • Sunshine says:

        Bernie has lost them. Thus, Hillary hasn’t gained a thing.
        Many are talking about voting for Stein (progressive party). I doubt they’ll show up to vote.

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    • Alison says:

      Young Bernies on Twitter are most pissed (after Hill’s lying & Bernie’s sellout) about Dems failing to oppose TPP. When I tweet, I combine Trump’s anti-TPP with Trump’s promise to stop huge foreign student grad visa program that takes white collar jobs from our students. These two issues r intrinsically linked.

      If we can deflect them from ‘free tuition’ to tying anti-TPP to college & jobs, some might hear Trump message.

      They really feel hosed by Warren & Bernie. I’m also mentioning how repeatedly they gave Bernie $27 that is now helping Hillary, while Trump – WHO IS NOT A POLITICIAN -spent $55 million of his own. BTW Bernie had $10 million donor money unspent & it’s not going back to his donors. Either he’s keeping it or Clinton/Dems get it. Ask the Berniebots how they feel about that.

      Lots to talk about if just get the chance! They can vote progressive downtkt (ack) but only way to defeat Hillary is Trump!

      Here r their most active, current hashtags. #demexit. #feelingberned. #neverhillary

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    • Don’t trust anyone over 30! Well, you date yourself if you even know what I’m talking about with that line.

      But when you get down on society and think to yourself that there is simply no hope for us, hang around some conservative youngins….. They are smart, cute and sassy….. I’m not sure how, but I seem to have raised two very outspoken Libertarians– Strange….. because I have never considered myself a Libertarian….LMAO….

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  9. NHVoter says:

    How could anyone – especially younger people – vote for this? This picture is enough to give people nightmares for years!

    Liked by 7 people

  10. Gloopus Glee says:

    Actually, the poll’s methodology is pretty solid. The only area that’s a bit off is that it’s several percent low on Blacks and also Hispanics. Otherwise, for a small poll sample, it appears decently solid. Long way to go – long way to go.

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    • Sentient says:

      Blacks won’t turn out for Hillary in the general. “Ain’t nobody ever called Hillary a n*****”. – Jeremiah Wright

      Liked by 2 people

      • cara says:

        Oh, I don’t know about that. I think they will because Obama’s theme on the road is his plea to them to save his legacy. He’ll say “they” (meaning he and blacks) didn’t go “through all this” to reach the Presidency, only to have “their work UNDONE”. Then, he’ll point to the woman who won’t “UNDO IT” and he’ll hit Trump as the Evil One who will.

        On top of it all, he and blacks know that he’s given approval to BLM. It will die w/out his and their support. They’ll turn out, all right, maybe not as high as they did for him, but oh, boy, they’ll turn out. In many cases, like in Philly, they’ll be paid to turn out too.

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        • Joe says:

          I don’t know, a lot of people may be realizing that police not showing up in their neighborhoods is bad for their health, and hope that Trump can undo it. Trump just has to point out the huge drop in race relations under Obama, and how he can fix it.

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    • Regina says:

      Nessun Dorma =)

      Vanish, o night!
      Fade, you stars!
      Fade, you stars!
      At dawn, I will win!
      I will win! I will win!

      Liked by 5 people

      • Regina says:

        (that’s from the rally playlist, btw)

        Liked by 1 person

        • bofh says:

          Absolutely beautiful song.

          Liked by 3 people

          • My favorite aria sung by my favorite tenor. Thanks for sharing.

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          • famouswolf says:

            Another reason the West MUST NOT fall.

            Liked by 1 person

            • WSB says:

              Every time Islam takes over…the music stops.

              Liked by 1 person

              • famouswolf says:

                All the beauty, all the life, all the wisdom, all the music, all the architecture, all the art…every thing worth living for.
                Much, much more is at stake than in WW2. At least the Nazis and Japanese appreciated civilized things…the moslems will burn everything to the ground. That is what terrifies me and makes me worry for the next generations more than anything else.
                I don’t know if you know about Palmyra, but ISIS dynamited the center of the city…it was one of the most well preserved cities from the Roman era in existence.
                If these monsters take over Europe…most of our heritage goes up in smoke.
                The only hope I see is Mr. Trump…no matter who he picks for vice president. And that’s a fact.

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                • WSB says:

                  I completely agree. I have studied and
                  worked in the ME for years, actually studied Palmyra for a project until it was put on hold because of this mess. Palmyra prior to 632 AD was one of the most dynamic centers of the world.

                  One ironic note…the site plan by the Arab owners obliterated the area we know as Israel. A typical gesture over there.

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                • anon says:

                  Antioch, Alexandria, and Pergamon used to be planetary centers for economic and intellectual activity. Then they were conquered by the muslims. Now complex human activity is limited to synchronized sticking of asses into the air.

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      • entagor says:

        I heard Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma in Detroit years ago. I like the younger brash Pavarotti:

        I had forgotten the power of this music. Poignant courage.

        Off topic: after Pavarotti ended his concert he and the opera guild that sponsored his appearance headed backstage for an after party. My friend’s family was involved with the group, and she got the idea to crash the party by following someone she knew. Knees knocking we were 10 feet behind Pavarotti, and almost made it to the door but the sudden appearance of a security team had us running like rabbits. vincerra not

        I heard Pavarotti was influenced by Jussi Bjorling whose Nessun Dorma makes my heart stop

        Facing impossible tests, do or die, this is indeed the battle we fight with Trump

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        • sassymemphisbelle says:

          oooooh, my goosebumps have goosebumps,thank you for sharing this. i’ve never heard of this tenor before…..off to itunes i go to spend more money

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        • Keln says:

          Pavarotti was truly one of the greats. I will say, that although not classically trained, I have enjoyed the voice of Andrea Bocelli even more than I did that of Pavarotti. There is something spiritually deep and haunting about Bocelli’s voice. Both of these men were great. One came from the elite musical class, and one came from the low class. Both maestros.

          In a way, this parallels our current choices of political leaders. The widely accepted elite vs the upstart outsider. A maestro can be found wherever one is willing to look.

          I submit Bocelli’s Nessun Dorma:

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          • Political Reviewer says:

            Thank you, thank you, Keln. I’ve been listening and watching every YouTube performance of Nessun Dorma tonight I could find, but somehow missed Andrea Bocelli. How marvelous! Absolutely magical! There’s just “something” about this song that is so appropriate for Mr. Trump’s campaign.

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            • Keln says:

              Bocelli’s work is constantly browbeaten by musical snobs. It is unfortunate. He has a true gift, but the “powers that be” do their best to sideline him, because he didn’t spring forth in the traditional manner.

              The same can be said of Trump and what he offers, and the attempts by “political snobs” to sideline him.

              True art, true ability, and true genius has nothing to do with the path one takes, and everything to do with what God grants a person to use.

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        • Wend says:

          My first opera I saw and really got into was Turandot. We still have the RCA version with Bjorling, Birget Nilsson and Renata Tebaldi-awesome!

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        • Paula says:

          That was fantastic! My goodness, so beautiful!!!

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  11. NHVoter says:

    LOLOLOLOL
    This man belongs in a padded room.

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  12. Get on the Trump Teain and ride all the way to DC, there is a lot clean up to do in that city. A lot waste matter to clean out, a whole lot of sludge needs to be removed. So let us role up our sleeves and help get this train on down the tracks.
    🚂☁☁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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  13. barton2016 says:

    Wow it ain’t even gonna be close! Start packing your shit Hillary! This Iowan is voting TRUMP!!

    Liked by 7 people

  14. aichawallaby says:

    So Hillary may lose NV, IA, WI, MI, OH, PA, VA, and FL. But she’s ahead nationally by 12% /snarkety snark snark snark

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  15. Garrison Hall says:

    My gut feeling is that we’re in for a serious fight. Trump’s numbers are terrifying to the GOPe/Uniparty. Jeb!’s whinging about not being able to vote “for either Trump or Hillary” is is a not-very-sly wink signalling that’s he really ok with the march toward progressivism represented by Hillary. In this, he shares space with the a surprising portion of the “official” Republican party (i.e., probably most current office holders, donors, consultants, journalists, and even state and local party officials). As Sundance has pointed out, where once they would have gotten behind other presumptive candidates, these folks have decided that in Trump they can see their quick passage to oblivion. So they’re trying to sell the idea that “Trump can’t win” as an excuse for supporting someone—anyone really—to run against Hillary; thereby insuring her win and, perhaps they hope, saving their jobs.

    But, amid all this frantic backing and filling, they’re now confronted with the hard truth of Trump’s completely unexpected surging popularity. Hillary is going full-out, spending huge amounts of money and, despite everything, she still can’t manage to pull ahead of Trump. When you put all this together, It’s just possible that the Hillary campaign is showing real signs of having peaked. If she’s spending this much money, putting out this much effort, and getting such meager results, this may well be the best she can do. And Trump hasn’t yet unlimbered his big guns.

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  16. alliwantissometruth says:

    Wait a minute, I thought when people got older they got smarter, wisdom & all that

    Oh wait, we’re talking about older “progressives”. They’ve been stupid their entire lives

    Never mind

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  17. Centinel2012 says:

    Reblogged this on Centinel2012 and commented:

    I would say this poll is closer to the true mood of the people than any of the scripted ones from the propaganda mills NBC ABC CNN and CBS alone with the wannabe news papers line the New York Times and the rest.

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  18. TrumpIllinois2016 says:

    Trump commented today at the Indiana rally that he is winning in Pennsylvania (“that just came out”). I wonder if he is referencing an internal poll or is there some public poll that I’m not aware of?

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  19. paul vincent zecchino says:

    Sundance and fellow CTH friends –

    What do you make of the unusual death of DNC ‘vote enhancement director’ Seth Rich?

    Gunned down at 0400 in DC, robbery not seen as motive.

    He was reportedly on the phone to his girlfriend, she asked what the noise was in the background, he said ‘don’t worry about it’, implying he knew his assailant?

    Another arkancide?

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    • MzMaryMac says:

      I don’t typically like to be very conspiracy-ish but it really sounds fishy – wouldn’t put anything past them. Wouldn’t play by the rules – wanted him to fix votes but instead planned to blow the whistle? Fishy Fishy Fishy!

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      • Joe says:

        It’s not a matter of conspiracy if there is a disproportionate number of people associated with the Clintons being killed under mysterious circumstances. It could be coincidence, but it smells funny. Comparable with her “miraculous” cattle futures trading. If someone can show me a few dozen Trump associated people who have died mysteriously, I’ll say arkancide is a wacko conspiracy theory.

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  20. MVW says:

    Consensus is something that condenses. That is what is happening and the pathological media is now being seen as a manipulated narrative. That is why hundreds of millions of dollars in negative ads have failed.

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    • MVW says:

      The demographics is across the spectrum, it is a snowball rolling that is past the point of no return. It is an avalanche. Trump is breaking through to a landslide victory.

      The left and Globalists are in a hair on fire panic (those that are not still in denial).

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  21. ctdar says:

    Need to say thank you to Justus Ginsburg, she would likely be pressured to recuse herself from any case regarding Trump.

    http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/07/12/ruth-bader-ginsburg-may-hand-donald-trump-election/

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  22. Apfelcobbler says:

    Nigel Farage will be at the Convention! Wowza!

    Liked by 4 people

  23. Finalage says:

    Trump/Pence? Hmmm, not bad.

    Good intro by Pence.

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  24. Rebel Mope says:

    The interesting part of this poll is what was left unsaid. If you extrapolate it out, 46% of this poll is under 50 years old, according to the demographic at the bottom.
    401 interviews x 0.46 = 184 people under 50.
    “51% of Iowa voters under age 50 currently support Trump, compared to 32% for Clinton”.
    51% for Trump = 94 32% for Clinton = 59
    Let’s take the 401 interviews subtract the under 50s (184) and get the over 50s (217)
    “Among voters age 50 and older, Clinton has the edge with 50% support, compared to 38% for Trump”
    Clinton has 50% of 217 (108.5) and leaves Trump with 38% of 217 (82.46)
    Now let’s add the under 50 to the over 50
    Clinton Under 50 (59) + over 50 (108.5) = ~160 of 401 or 39.9%
    Trump Under 50 (94) + over 50 (82) = ~176 of 401 or 43.9%

    So, why isn’t the headline “Trump leads Clinton by 4%” ?

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  25. Rondo says:

    2 stories that should be read . Trump

    US Senate Subcommittee confirms: Obama sent US taxpayer money to Israel in bid to unseat Netanyahu – UPDATED AND PURGED EMAILS PROVING IT
    http://israelmatzav.blogspot.ca/2016/07/us-senate-subcommittee-confirms-obama.html#links

    The Republican National Platform Committee a few moments ago unanimously adopted the Clemmons Amendment changing in one fell swoop 25 years of standard language and putting the Republican Party squarely behind the unity of Jerusalem, against BDS, removing the label of “occupier” from Israel for returning to Judea, and much more. The amendment was adopted with a standing ovation by the Platform Committee and tears from us in the audience. Please check YouTube to see Alan Clemmons stirring remarks introducing the Amendment. And see this page for the text of the Amendment that was drafted with the active participation of Donald Trump’s Middle East advisors.

    http://israelmatzav.blogspot.ca/2016/07/breaking-republican-platform-dumps-two.html#links

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  26. Any commentary from Sundance on the efforts to take the nomination away from Trump (and we, the people) at the convention.?

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  27. graphiclucidity says:

    It seems to me that the 50 and older results are because so many in that age group get their news exclusively from TV and newspapers.

    If you’re getting all of your information from those two sources you’re likely to think Trump is the second coming of Hitler who has been losing for months to a sainted angel who’s never done anything wrong her entire life.

    The internet, however, gives a person an entirely different perspective than the permanent pipeline propaganda steadily dripping out of Old Media.

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    • Linda says:

      I’m not so sure I believe those results for the over 50 group. He has consistently polled well with them, and he continues to support shoring up and keeping social security/medicare – unlike too many others in the GOPE. He won the over 50 group all through the primaries, so I doubt that will change in the general.

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  28. Eric H. says:

    This is great news and the trend is our friend.

    But it’s really going to come down to two States and these two States are for all the marbles. And they are…

    FLORIDA &. OHIO!

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  29. Brian L says:

    Hah!

    Angeles hah again!

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  30. john lorenz says:

    as the polls worsen for the biotch Hillary the violence will increase in the streets.

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  31. The young/old contrast is probably a function of Iowa “boiling off” liberal voters. Young urban liberals tend to leave Iowa for bigger cities. That leaves only conservatives.

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  32. Ron Hyatt says:

    This is so similar to 1980,all the way around.

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  33. Hillary says Rutt_Rohh

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