There are some hints that Clinton’s post-convention lead over Trump will eventually settle in at about 7 percentage points, give or take a couple points. The biggest tip-off is that both the national polls and the state polls we’ve seen so far look similar to the ones we were seeing in June, when Clinton maintained a lead over Trump of about 7 points after wrapping up the Democratic nomination. Since Clinton and Trump were roughly tied after the GOP convention, a 7-point lead for Clinton would mean she’d gotten about a 7-point bounce, double the size of Trump’s.
What say ye, [Nate]?
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And Hopey's shaming the GOPers for continuing to endorse Trump.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/obama-trump…
It's almost indecently enjoyable to watch them squirm: "Yes I love my country, but I can't get elected to a city council without party money!"