10-07-2016, 08:36 AM
(10-04-2016, 08:21 PM)sally Wrote: I already said I'm not voting, but healthcare is one of the reasons I'd vote against her. People are sick of giving all their money to insurance companies and she just wants to go with the same thing and make it look like she's improving Obamacare when she's not going to do a fucking thing but tweak it while still making the insurance companies happy. I think that's hurting her and I also think her large increase in allowing Syrian refugees in is hurting her. Those are two things people really care about, more so than Trump's taxes. I still think he's going to take it.
One month until this strange election cycle ends and we know who will be leading the country. Well, 31 days to be exact.
Yeah, healthcare and immigration are issues which are likely deterring some voters from Clinton. There are probably a fair number of conservative independents in particular who are leery of voting for another Democratic term (or for Clinton personally).
Sunday night is debate 2 between Trump and Clinton. Given what's going down in your state, gotta think that climate change perspectives, how the candidates would handle disaster relief, and such will be addressed.
I hope the storm passes soon with no deaths or major injuries and less infrastructure and utility damage than expected. But, I imagine the campaigns are very concerned about how the storm will affect the ability to vote in Florida, which typically plays a big role in the general election outcome. Clinton only leads by 3 there in current polls, so it's still anybody's prize.