Are the polls for real?

By Jack Hellner

There are pundits out in the media world who act as if the race is over and that this August lead by Hillary is almost impossible to overcome. That seems to be greatly exaggerated.

The current Real Clear Politics average has Hillary's average lead at only 5.5%.

On July 26, 1988, Dukakis was up 18%.  Bush won the general election by almost 9% and won around 80% of the electoral vote.

Two weeks prior to the 1980 election, Reagan was down by 8%.  Reagan won the general election by 10% and won 90% of the electoral vote.

The race is far from over and the reason that Democrats and the media want to pretend it is over is to oppress the Republican and conservative vote. Everyone should vote because Hillary as a continuation and expansion of Obama policies would be a disaster for America.

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