Delusional.

Yeah... That was convincing... Not at all like he was just trying to get her to shut up.

I'm fine with people pointing out her flaws. She may not have been indicted, but the email scandal is going to harm her a lot throughout the campaign and—quite frankly—it isn't unjustified. What she did as SoS was incredibly stupid. Just not illegal. So, no indictment was going to happen. That was clear for a while.

People typically just don't accept your criticisms because they don't make much sense... And are never supported with sources.

The world has been over this many of times. You and I know what he was doing there. Let's not go there.

We all know she is going to win. Polls add to the fun, I guess.

If a 5% lead is "narrowing," I think we're gonna be fine.

Oh please, let's not act like you're not as biased against her as we are for her. You're no saint of objectivity. If we disagree with you, if we don't think the same thing about what you consider her "obvious flaws," we will argue. Do you expect us to be apologetic about that?

This is probably as close as it's gonna get. Trump has been the uncontested Republican nominee for a lot longer than Hillary has, and just yesterday the FBI e-mail case was resolved.

The democratic convention will end with Bernie endorsing her, and after that the e-mail scandal will fade from people's memories. I think most people would agree Hillary will beat Trump in presidential debates as well (though I'm sure most Trump supporters would disagree I cba to debate with anyone)

All this plus the fact he's alienated too many minority groups to get more than like, 20% of their vote, means this probably won't be close in November. Still voting for her (and everyone else should), despite being in one of the bluest states in the United States (Minnesota). You can never be too sure of an outcome (see Brexit vote) and although the Brexit vote is another country and has differences, the most glaring one being that someone as universally disliked as Donald Trump didn't campaign for it, it was still a very surprising outcome. People can't get lazy/complacent and assume it won't be close, otherwise it could be a lot closer than it has to be!

Yes, I know that he was disavowing David Duke in that moment.

And yet the next day he acted like he didn't know what the KKK, white supremacy, or David Duke were.

And let's not forget he called black people lazy, that he doesn't want them counting his money, and that they mistreat cops. Explain that.