Unless you predicted, at the outset of the primary campaign, that Donald Trump would be the Republican nominee for president, you have no business predicting that Trump will lose to Hillary Clinton in the general election (and therefore no business predicting that he will lose to her in a landslide). Follow my logic. If you didn't foresee that Trump would win the Republican primary, which he did handily, why should anyone give any credence to your prediction, now, that he will lose to Clinton? How good can your powers of prognostication be if you failed to forecast Trump's romp through the Republican field? It's interesting that many or most of those who are now predicting a Clinton landslide have never liked Trump and did not think he would defeat 16 rivals to win the Republican primary. It's sour grapes: "I simply hate it that Donald Trump is the Republican standard-bearer; he will lose to Hillary Clinton in the fall, sure as hell, thus confirming my prejudice against him." I repeat: Unless you predicted Trump's primary victory, nobody cares about your prediction for the fall, so stop broadcasting your ignorance and do something productive.
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