Hillary: the Ghost Candidate

[FlamingZword]

Originally Posted by n david

You're an idiot if you really think I'm voting for Hillary.

Perhaps I am an idiot, but this idiot is standing up for Christ and not ashamed of him or his words.
When Hitlary gets election, we Christians will be oppressed and persecuted even more than under Obozo.

[n david]

Originally Posted by FlamingZword

Perhaps I am an idiot, but this idiot is standing up for Christ and not ashamed of him or his words.
When Hitlary gets election, we Christians will be oppressed and persecuted even more than under Obozo.

Are you insinuating I don't?

[FlamingZword]

Originally Posted by n david

Are you insinuating I don't?

Hitlary's people used insulting and condescending language toward Christians.

In all your multiply postings have you even mentioned any of this?
or are you too busy attacking the orange clown to waste your time defending Christianity?

[n david]

Originally Posted by FlamingZword

Hitlary's people used insulting and condescending language toward Christians.

In all your multiply postings have you even mentioned any of this?
or are you too busy attacking the orange clown to waste your time defending Christianity?

Oh good grief. And you don't think Trump does the same behind closed doors?

If Hillary says something to attack Christianity, I'll post about it.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Esaias

So to recap, Hillary is leading in the polls but doesn't draw crowds, can't give away her merchandise, and is not liked by her own supporters. Her running mate is equally uninspiring and acted like an irritating jerk in his one moment under the lights. Mrs. Clinton is in failing health and is unlikely to be able to withstand the rigors of the presidency.

Makes perfect sense to me.

Meanwhile, New York Times reporter Stephen Hiltner filed this report on a recent cross-country trip:


Over the course of eight days, while traveling some 3,000 miles by motorcycle across the northern United States, I was steadily confronted by presidential yard signs.

I idly recorded those in support of Donald J. Trump until, after the first few days, the number approached 100. I eventually lost count.

Those in support of Hillary Clinton were comparatively easy to keep track of: I traveled nearly 2,500 miles before I saw a single one.


http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...candidate.html

It would appear that Hillary supporters live in more heavily populated regions. While driving around Ohio this weekend I saw a ton of Trump signs throughout the more ural areas. But within the city limits of Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus, Hillary signs are everywhere.