Chip Shots by Chip Griffin

Polls show Trump, Sanders leading // Would Trump win tarnish NH? // Clinton ties all GOPers to Trump … and more

ByChip Griffin


(via Primary Digest)

There are 61 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — Many are now saying that it’s almost inevitable that Donald Trump will win in New Hampshire. Keep in mind that many of them dismissed him as a fad not that many months ago. The fact is nobody really knows what’s going to happen two months from now. — Due to my travel schedule, there will not be an edition of The Notch tomorrow. #FITN headlines… — Bush Says A Trump Primary Win Would Tarnish N.H.’s Brand (NHPR) — New Hampshire Primary Source: Donald Trump shows no sign of…

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