Don't exaggerate.

I've told it like it is plain and simple.

Everyone knows that you can't trust her and her husband. That's why you can never count them out. They are constantly trying to weasel their way to a win. I would think that voters would want someone who lays their cards on the table and let's people make up their own minds rather then constantly trying to trick voters by using stunts like the fake crying speech.

Did you know that the location of your name on a ballot can change the number of votes you'll get. You can get a 3 point boost just by insisting that your name is at the top of the ballot. This is a little known fact that I'm sure the Clintons are aware of. Some voters know so little about the issues that they vote for the first name they recognize on the ballot and don't even bother going all of the way down the list.

Also, they say that the Diebold voting machines showed that Hillary handily won NH but the hand count showed her losing by 2% to Obama. The difference between the hand count and the machine count was somewhere around 8%. Rumors had surfaced that college students were able to hack the machines. If college students could figure it out what's stopping Hillary supporters from doing the same at the polling places.

How did the polls get it so wrong? On of the reasons they were wrong is they should have asked voters in neighboring states who they were voting for in the New Hampshire Primary. The voting laws in NH are ridiculous. You don't even have to be a resident to vote there. All you have to do is say you're moving in the near future to the state and you get to vote. That's why they ran out of ballots. Out of state voters flooded the polls with first time voter applications. NH is one of the only states where you can vote at the same time you apply.

Now you know why NH insists on being one of the first states to hold a primary and why Democrats place so much importance on the event. It is a Liberal state and gives the candidate momentum going into the later primaries.

Republicans tend to vote for the candidate they feel represents them best, but Democrat voters tend to jump in with a populist candidate or popular movement in hopes of being with the eventual winner. That's because Republicans have core principles where as Democrats don't. Democrats would rather win then anything else. Image over substance.
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