To Change or Not to Change. That is the question.

Forgive me for that, it's more precise to say: to make perceived enormous changes for the sake of change and out of fear, or to largely stay the course and go with incremental change, that is the question.

Personality (yes, an election is always significantly about who we perceive a candidate to be) and the question above, are what I see the election coming down to.

And I suspect that the appetite for change, strong as it is, will diminish between now and then, and that Trump's personality issues will continue to grow (a bit) and become even more of an issue.

I am not saying HRC and democrats have this in the bag. I'd never say that. Current polling favors her, but that isn't factored in to my (overly simple, I'm sure) equation.

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To Change or Not to Change. That is the question. (Original post)	cali	Jun 2016	OP
Large turnout will favor Trump this cycle	Android3.14	Jun 2016	#1
I'm finding it frightening.	cali	Jun 2016	#2
Depends if the center holds.	Igel	Jun 2016	#7
That depends...	Adrahil	Jun 2016	#5
I'm stumped on this one, I admit it freely.	Just reading posts	Jun 2016	#8
I am terrified that the nuts will show up and a lot of sane people will stay home	redstatebluegirl	Jun 2016	#3
On that topic, I think the dems have the far better mechanics of GOTV	cali	Jun 2016	#4
People who think any future thing is 'in the bag' are by definition not sane.	Bluenorthwest	Jun 2016	#6

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Sun Jun 26, 2016, 11:43 AM

Android3.14 (5,402 posts)

1. Large turnout will favor Trump this cycle

This has become the most depressing election I've ever witnessed.

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Sun Jun 26, 2016, 11:46 AM

cali (114,904 posts)

2. I'm finding it frightening.

Rough beasts slouching, dark falling and all that.

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Sun Jun 26, 2016, 01:08 PM

Igel (32,934 posts)

7. Depends if the center holds.

The center hasn't been holding, and everybody on the outer rim seems to be celebrating its lack of holding.

Both seem enamored of the their rough beast. The result may be like Venezuela, where every day the rough beast slouches and provides not lehem (bread) to each beth (house) but takes it away.

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Sun Jun 26, 2016, 11:57 AM

Adrahil (13,340 posts)