What evidence exists for Hillary Clinton being a criminal?
General Election 2020
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What evidence exists for Hillary Clinton being a criminal?
They using google with -- list of Hillary Clinton scandals
You will get a pretty good idea.
Hillary Clinton is an example of U.S. crony capitalism at its worse.
This is what made the 2016 Presidential election such a mess --- most rational people had to hold their noses and select between two evils.
No sane person will confuse your bullshit false equivalency whataboutism as anything but a lame attempt to excuse your garbage vote in 2016.
So tell me once again who I voted for in 2016.... please go back in the threads to prove your assertion with a direct statement where I stated who I voted for.
Biden leads Trump by 10 points in final days before election: NBC/WSJ poll
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/01/bid...-final-days-before-election-nbc-wsj-poll.html
A majority of voters say they’re unhappy with how the president has dealt with the coronavirus pandemic and where the country is going.
In the closing days of the campaign, Biden takes a 10-point lead over Trump, garnering support of 52% of registered voters nationally versus 42% for Trump. That’s slightly down from Biden’s 11-point lead in the NBC News/WSJ poll from two weeks ago.
Six-in-10 voters said the country is on the wrong track under the president’s leadership and a majority disapproved of Trump’s handling of the pandemic, according to the current poll. A majority of voters, 51%, said there’s no chance they’d support Trump, while 40% said the same for Biden.
The poll finds that a majority of voters, 52%, disapprove of Trump’s job performance, while 45% approve. 55% of voters approve of how the president has handled the economy. But 57% disapprove of the president’s handling of the pandemic, while just 40% approve.
Biden’s key advantages are among Black voters (Biden has 87% to Trump’s 5%), voters ages 18-34 (60% to 32%), seniors (58% to 35%), women (57% to 37%), whites with college degrees (56% to 41%) and independents (51% to 36%).
Trump takes the lead among white voters (51% to 45%) and whites without degrees (58% to 37%). He also takes a narrow 1-point lead among men (48% to 47%).
The poll of 1,000 registered voters, more than half of whom were reached by phone, was taken on Oct. 29 -30 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
More than 92 million Americans have already cast their ballots in the days before the Nov. 3 election — representing 66.8% of the total voter turnout in the 2016 election — as the candidates make their last efforts to mobilize support in battleground states.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/01/bid...-final-days-before-election-nbc-wsj-poll.html
- Joe Biden leads Donald Trump by 10 percentage points nationally two days before Election Day, a final NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll has found.
- Six-in-10 voters said the the country is on the wrong track under the president’s leadership and a majority disapproved of Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
A majority of voters say they’re unhappy with how the president has dealt with the coronavirus pandemic and where the country is going.
In the closing days of the campaign, Biden takes a 10-point lead over Trump, garnering support of 52% of registered voters nationally versus 42% for Trump. That’s slightly down from Biden’s 11-point lead in the NBC News/WSJ poll from two weeks ago.
Six-in-10 voters said the country is on the wrong track under the president’s leadership and a majority disapproved of Trump’s handling of the pandemic, according to the current poll. A majority of voters, 51%, said there’s no chance they’d support Trump, while 40% said the same for Biden.
The poll finds that a majority of voters, 52%, disapprove of Trump’s job performance, while 45% approve. 55% of voters approve of how the president has handled the economy. But 57% disapprove of the president’s handling of the pandemic, while just 40% approve.
Biden’s key advantages are among Black voters (Biden has 87% to Trump’s 5%), voters ages 18-34 (60% to 32%), seniors (58% to 35%), women (57% to 37%), whites with college degrees (56% to 41%) and independents (51% to 36%).
Trump takes the lead among white voters (51% to 45%) and whites without degrees (58% to 37%). He also takes a narrow 1-point lead among men (48% to 47%).
The poll of 1,000 registered voters, more than half of whom were reached by phone, was taken on Oct. 29 -30 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
More than 92 million Americans have already cast their ballots in the days before the Nov. 3 election — representing 66.8% of the total voter turnout in the 2016 election — as the candidates make their last efforts to mobilize support in battleground states.
From Emerson College:
- IOWA: Trump 49%, Biden 47%
- MICHIGAN: Biden 52%, Trump 46%
- OHIO: Biden 50%, Trump 49%
New York Times: “Trump advisers said their best hope was if the president wins Ohio and Florida is too close to call early in the night, depriving Mr. Biden a swift victory and giving Mr. Trump the room to undermine the validity of uncounted mail-in ballots in the days after.”
Trump has told confidants he’ll declare victory on Tuesday night if it looks like he’s “ahead,” Axios reports.
“That’s even if the Electoral College outcome still hinges on large numbers of uncounted votes in key states like Pennsylvania.”
“Trump has privately talked through this scenario in some detail in the last few weeks, describing plans to walk up to a podium on election night and declare he has won.”
“For this to happen, his allies expect he would need to either win or have commanding leads in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Iowa, Arizona and Georgia.”
“That’s even if the Electoral College outcome still hinges on large numbers of uncounted votes in key states like Pennsylvania.”
“Trump has privately talked through this scenario in some detail in the last few weeks, describing plans to walk up to a podium on election night and declare he has won.”
“For this to happen, his allies expect he would need to either win or have commanding leads in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Iowa, Arizona and Georgia.”
Betting odds have been tightening in Trump’s favor in the last week.