Wow you guys are naive. Ever hear of a "body double?"It seems that whatever afflicts her, it is mild, otherwise there is no way this could take place.
Wow you guys are naive. Ever hear of a "body double?"It seems that whatever afflicts her, it is mild, otherwise there is no way this could take place.

Prayers to fix the economy. Sounds like supply side trickle down.Here are the current geniuses running our government.
Throw them out, please.
It is amazing to me how these people see organized religion as their savior, even though the only positive force in history has been progressive thinking and technology. All religion does is offer fake comfort and false promises of magic, but no solutions. Sound familiar? In fact, religion has been a horrible dark force in our history.Prayers to fix the economy. Sounds like supply side trickle down.
She may win more than 300 electoral votes even without Texas. Unless something happens in the debate tonight; or, there is another October surprise; or, the polls are wrong (like Brexit), this race is over.Woooooooooooooow
If Clinton wins Texas, I will predict a 310+ electoral college win, with D taking the Senate, and narrowing the gap in the House.
Who isn't tired of deadlocked government?
Clinton, Trump neck-and-neck in new Texas poll
Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is narrowing in on Donald Trump's lead in Texas, according to a new pollreleased on Tuesday.
Trump leads Clinton 41% to 38%, according to the latest University of Houston survey. Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson stands in third place with 4% support, followed by Green Party nominee Jill Stein at 1%, with 11% undecided.
GOP presidential candidates have won Texas by no less than 11 percentage points since 2000, according to a memo accompanying the poll results. Democrats last won Texas in a presidential race in 1976.
The poll also showed that, despite Trump's narrow lead, 53% of Texas voters thought Clinton would be elected as the next US president compared to 23% of voters who said they thought it would be Trump.
The Hobby School of Public Affairs surveyed 1,000 likely Texas voters between October 7-15 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
In another poll published Tuesday, St. Norbert College found Clinton ahead of Trump in Wisconsin, 47% to 39%, followed by Stein at 3% and Johnson at 1%.
The St. Norbert College poll surveyed 664 likely voters in Wisconsin between October 13-16 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/18/polit...-texas-wisconsin-presidential-poll/index.html
Agreed on all counts.She may win more than 300 electoral votes even without Texas. Unless something happens in the debate tonight; or, there is another October surprise; or, the polls are wrong (like Brexit), this race is over.