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In response to ""Clinton and Trump are both more strongly disliked than any nominee at this point in the past 10 presidential cycles."" by ML

But one of the big differences between them, Trump is almost as disliked in his own party as he is by the opposition.

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) May 5 '16, 06:36

And I know there are some Democrats who don't care for Big Hill...but at the end of the day, she'll still get most of their endorsements.

So many Republicans are refusing to endorse anyone, rather than get behind Trump.

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i do find it amusing how many are saying "I will support the party" -- nm - Truman May 5, 06:38
sure, lesser of two evils -- nm - ML May 5, 06:37 1
- The gulf between the two on the Evil Scale is YUUUGGEEE. -- nm - Mel Profit May 5, 06:43

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But one of the big differences between them, Trump is almost as disliked in his own party as he is by the opposition.

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