The new Fox News Poll is out and your boy is holding steady: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...upport-for-biden-nearly-doubles/?intcmp=hpbt3
Donald Trump leads GOP 2016 race, Fox News poll shows - POLITICO AP Photo Trump maintains lead in Fox News poll By POLITICO Staff 09/23/15, 06:48 PM EDT Donald Trump is holding onto his sizeable lead among Republican primary voters, a Fox News poll showed Wednesday, despite being perceived as delivering the worst performance in last week's debate. The poll has the billionaire businessman nabbing 26 percent support, with retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson gaining on him with 18 percent, and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina also edging up with 9 percent. The trio of political outsiders all improved their standing from the prior Fox News poll conducted after the Aug. 6 debate, in which Trump came in with 25 percent, Carson with 12, and Fiorina with 5 percent. The strong numbers show the extent to which anti-Washington sentiment has boosted those who have never before held political office, while experienced hands such as Jeb Bush have sunk to single-digit support. Trump maintained his post at the top despite respondents saying he offered up the worst performance at last week's CNN Republican presidential debate. Fiorina, meanwhile, landed the best impression. On the Democratic side, support for Vice President Joe Biden has nearly doubled from August, despite the fact that he has not yet decided whether to mount a run. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, who has stumbled through a drawn-out scandal involving her exclusive use of a private email account while serving as secretary of state, again slipped, showing 44 percent support, compared to 49 percent last month. Sen. Bernie Sanders, who experienced his own surge this summer, is holding steady at 30 percent among Democratic primary voters. The poll was conducted on Sept. 20-22 via live telephone interviews with a random national sample of 1,013 registered voters. The results have a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
If Carson is the 2016 nominee, the South sits out the election. So the Party won't let it happen. Fiorino is too Italian. Trump will win the Convention.
Slipping in that you didn't post the poll within the first five minutes of it being published, you nitwit.
Slipping... Lets see... Trump had a 25% and now gained 1%. Ben Carson had 12, but gained 6 to 18 (Oddly after his statement). What I care about is Carson and Trump having 51%+ more poll %. Everyone else can slip away and fight for the table scraps.
I have to admit that I like some of the things Trump is doing: The GOP loathe him because they can't mold him. Scott Walker is so pb & jelly of him that he has made it his mission to take him down. Trump is too smart and narcissistic for the Christian wingnuts. The evangelicals are afraid of him. Fox News are so butthurt that Trump doesn't care for them.
Trump speaks to half-empty room of white people at black business event Attendees await an address by Donald Trump at the South Carolina African American Chamber of Commerce in North Charleston, S.C., Sept. 23, 2015. Photo by Randall Hill/Reuters http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/trump-speaks-half-empty-room
Mags wants to tell me that I don't speak for my people... Dude I told you we don't like him. That racist motherfucker has a 74% negative rating with us. We're not going to vote for him.
This was a bad article that was false. Here is an actual photo from a trump supporter that was there. Taking photos when people were coming in was silly. Shows you who the media is truly against And this event was a "last minute favor to a friend", meaning it was decided in the same day with still a huge turn out. Here was the actual "Town Hall" that was scheduled. There were over 4k people there
Republicans average 9-10% support from the black votes. Trump is at 18%. He's already doubled the norm for black votes
More photos from the actual scheduled events... But hey MSNBC, don't let reality get in the way of your hyperbole negative reports.
