Hello Gregory,   
      
    ->>> I doubt Trump will do what Obama did which is acting like a pansy   
    GD> and p   
    ->>> Iran 400 million dollars.   
      
    MM>> Yeah, I live in a state where even if I wanted to vote for Trump,   
    MM>> Clinton is going to win anyways.   
      
    GD> Yeah I wish would take New York, he took every county here accept   
   Manhattan.   
    GD> In fact I attended a rally in Albany, NY. It was awesome. When we were   
    GD> walking out it was incredible the amount of people was like what you would   
    GD> see at Times Square on New Years Eve.   
    GD> Of course there were black protesters, they were calling us Nazi's. I   
    GD> shouted   
    GD> back.  "Women, if I was a Nazi, you would be dead by now!"   
      
    GD> What state are you from?   
      
   The advantage Trump has is his supporters are very loyal.  They   
   will turn out for him on election day, giving him a chance to win.   
   Clinton has a bigger base, but her supporters are not nearly as   
   committed or loyal.  She will have problems with voter turnout on   
   election day, especially among African Americans.  She is overly   
   cautious, afraid to take risks, less than forthcoming in regards   
   to telling the truth, and has other character flaws.   
      
   Clinton's entire campaign has been "anti-Trump" without ever   
   giving people a reason as to why they should vote for her.   
      
   That is why this race has remained close, and could even doom   
   her chances to win.  Go ahead and ask a Clinton supporter why they   
   are voting for her.  What is their reason(s)?  Most cannot say.   
   Not that they don't want to.  Only that they can't.   
      
   --Lee   
      
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