June 3, 2016 – As the mainstream news outlets constantly report poll numbers, one thing remains consistently clear: Clinton and Trump are in a statistical dead heat. With the 3% margin of error, the polls seem to remain steady and nearly tied between the two candidates.
So, between the democratic frontrunner and the Republican nominee, who is actually better equipped to influence their parties’ voters, independent voters and the opposition party’s voters to bring the most votes to their respective side?
As the world knows, the Clintons are extremely politically experienced, establishment players, well financed, aggressive politicians who are determined to succeed, at any cost. To counter the political establishment and democratic powerhouse candidate, Hillary Clinton, is Republican Nominee Donald Trump. Trump is less politically experienced, but has built his brand and fortune through decades of visionary stewardship and business ventures. Unlike Clinton, Trump is almost entirely self-financed, he is also very aggressive and his campaign to this point has shown the world his unrelenting determination to succeed.
There are popular, demographic and party segments that support both of these candidates. There are ethnic and social issue driven bases of supporters that clearly lean more favorably to one side or the other.
The strategy and sensationalism around this political wrestling match will bring Trump even more into the spotlight and could propel his campaign to the Presidency. Mr. Trump is the master entertainer which, through his outspoken statements and seemingly endless tweets, will supercharge his growing popularity.
Every day more information comes out regarding Hillary Clinton’s email scandal, and her potential indictment. The potential indictment could lead to an interesting turn of events, as Bernie Sanders could become the Democratic Nominee. The race then becomes socialist Democrat Bernie Sanders v political outsider Donald Trump. Some polls currently favor Bernie Sanders, however, his youthful dominance is not enough to defeat Trump. This, compounded with
his unwillingness take the moral lead in urging his supporters and all of the #NeverTrump protesters to demonstrate peacefully, and instead blaming Donald Trump, will most likely cost him the election.
In the coming months there will unquestionably be some very intense moments. On the evening of June 7th Trump will win a commanding victory in both New Jersey and California again showing how many of the American electorate are getting behind Trump. Even with his secured GOP nomination and 1239 delegates, as of the date of this article, taking these states and their delegates will reiterate the popular support for the business man and his leadership.
The 2016 Republican National Convention will b
e held in Cleveland, Ohio from July 18-21. There has been a very loud outcry and increasingly violent protests taking place at Trump Rallies. Some protesters have been seen burning American flags, some seen proudly displaying soviet Russian flags. It is almost certain that there will be some of the most intense demonstrations to date. What the protesters don’t seem to comprehend is that their demonstrations only serve to gain Donald Trump even more media coverage. So, when Mr. Trump takes the mic and gracefully accepts his party’s nomination at the Republican Convention, one can rest assured that the protests and convention will garner an unprecedented level of political media coverage. Even in the circus that this Presidential Race became, the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia this August promises to be even more dramatic with Bernie Sanders and some surprises that will make this night another media splash.
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