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And Quinnipiac is the stupidest of all the polls. (It's not even a good college.)

But, seriously, all the polls have samples too small to have any accuracy. It's 2016 and there are things called computers--they need to change the whole concept of polling.

PalJoey said: "And Quinnipiac is the stupidest of all the polls. (It's not even a good college.)"

The reason why I said earlier in the thread that whenever I hear Quinnipiac Poll I roll my eyes.

What's up with RBG? A sitting justice shouldn't be weighing in on a presidential election. She is opening herself up to legit criticism.

When many Democrats and Republicans unite over their criticisms of a liberal "icon," you know someone has messed up. RBG is that person. She clearly has nothing to lose and doesn't really care but I agree. It's completely inappropriate, even as frightening as Trump is.

Her comments are truthful and accurate and the majority of Americans know that! In light of her position she should have refrained. Her comments do not prevent her from hearing any case before the Court. Her statement today should put the "controversy" to rest. Trump will try to use it as an inflammatory device to incite the minions to violence, but I am sure that RBG would trounce Trump in any favorable rating poll.

CNN has become a place where racists and morons spout their vitriol and hate.

Kad said: "...Huh? SCOTUS doesn't get involved in a tied election. It's decided by Congress, with the House selecting the president and the Senate selecting the vice-president.



"I thought SC made Bush President?

That wasn't a tied election. That was a court case involving the Florida recount that determined how the state's electoral votes would be distributed.

I agree, though, that RBG would probably need to recuse herself from any case before SCOTUS that involves Trump, a Trump administration, or a Trump business in the interest of appearing impartial (even though the justices are certainly not politically neutral).

Actually it is quite sad that the best the USA has to offer is these two candidates. I was in Dublin, Ireland pub one night last March and nice gentleman in conversation said basically the same thing to my wife and I when he found out we were Americans. I already know I will be a 3rd party voter for the first time in my life.

Probably the worst choice possible. Doesn't help Trump suck up to movement conservatives and does him no good with mainstream Republicans since Pence has attempted anti-gay and and anti-woman dog whistles only to fall on his face.

Trump's campaign is the worst ever.

Even Tim Tebow has now dumped Trump.



http://www.politicususa.com/2016/07/14/tim-tebow-dumps-trumps-convention-speaking-republicans-cleveland.html



As Donald would say, "Sad, very sad."

It just gets weirder. Pence is a putz. Not even liked in his home state. His presence on the ticket should motivate all voters that support equality as a basic human and constitutional right.

Wonder if Ten Nugent will burn Obama in effigy on the stage next week? David Duke discussing Sammy Sosa on the benefits of face bleaching?

Then I think it's clear Warren becomes the automatic front runner for that VP slot. Interesting...