The Campaign Trail Game Has Returned.

Chicxulub

Chicxulub

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Now I shall figure out which opening response is the best for Clinton.

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"As President, I will push for a higher minimum wage, immigration reform, economic growth, and a responsible foreign policy. We have no idea what my opponent would do." 367 EV

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"I will unite our country, not tear it apart. We have such an odious, unpopular, unqualified candidate from the Republican side that there really is just one choice." 383 EV

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"Let's all come together -- women, Hispanics, Muslims, moderates, college students, military veterans, African-Americans -- to defeat Donald Trump!" 367 EV

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"We've had a terrific President in Barack Obama for the last eight years. I will do everything in my power to defend his policies from attack." 408 EV

It is clear which of these responses is the best.
 
Chicxulub

Chicxulub

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Jay Roosevelt said:
Why is Utah listed as a swing state in this scenario? I know it's Trump, but Utah?
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Trump has been consistently losing Utah to Clinton and Sanders in the polls. Also new personal best sabotage, also probably what Trump supports dream about at night.

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Donald Trump - 531 EV (57.8%)
Hillary Clinton - 7 EV (37.3%)
Gary Johnson - (2.5%)
Jill Stein - (2.4%)
 
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Chicxulub

Chicxulub

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Doctor Imperialism said:
Keep telling yourself that :p

Has anyone figured out the best angle for a Trump run? Tack to the center or keep slinging mud?
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A mixture of both I would think, I shall try both just to see.

Here's the mudslinging: https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/game/137432
Lost the popular vote by over 3 million but tied the electoral college.

And now the Centrist: https://www.americanhistoryusa.com/campaign-trail/game/137443
I think it is clear which approach is best, though it seems that Trump is going for the first one.
 
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John Farson

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Having played the 2016 campaign a number of times now, it seems that the popular and electoral vote margin between Hillary and Trump has narrowed a bit in general. States like Georgia, Missouri and Indiana now go more readily to Trump even on Easy.
 
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