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In response to "For the life of me I will never understand the move away from the "he screwed the little guys" angle to "personal disgust" in the latter days. -- nm" by Reagen

Overconfidence and a lacking of dissenting voices in the war room would be my guess. -- nm

Posted by Name Withheld by Request (aka BlueKopo) May 9 '17, 07:47

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They ran a winning campaign. The director of the FBI flipped the outcome. -- nm - David May 9, 08:46 1
- They struggled with voter motivation of their own voting pool. That's not a winning campaign even if the outcome had gone in her favour. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request May 9, 09:05
Maybe if Bernie Sanders had decided to actually support the nominee that might have helped to? -- nm - MDH May 9, 07:54
Or, they felt simply, "LOOK AT THIS GUY!?!?!?!!!!" - Will Hunting May 9, 07:52 1
- "I can't believe I'm losing to this guy" from SNL with Lovitz as Dukasis and Carvey as the original George Bush. -- nm - Beaker May 9, 08:07
yeah, like they did not really take him seriously until it was too late. -- nm - groiny May 9, 07:51 3
- Voters knew what Trump was and chose him anyway. -- nm* - ty97 May 9, 08:24
- personally, i think they gave the public too much credit. - Andie May 9, 07:58 1
  - that could very well also be part of it. -- nm - groiny May 9, 08:00

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