1 in 10? Do you have a reference. 

This is such a bizarre sentiment that so many Trump supporters seem to share. 

It doesn't matter how awful you think Hillary is (or how little you respect my view on the election, for that matter); it's simply delusional to think this race is still competitive (let alone be "confident" about a Trump victory). If you sincerely think that then you just haven't been paying much attention at all (which unfortunately seems true of most people in this thread). 

This election is done. All but one national poll in the last week has shown Hillary leading by at least 8%, one was as high as 15%. The long-term average falls decidedly in her column. All that's really in doubt is whether Hillary wins in a close-but-clear, Obama '12 style victory, or it turns into a landslide not seen since Reagan.

It's time to stop parroting Breitbart and Milo and face reality. If not, you're in for a huge shock come November 9.

look like Clinton going to win the total vote by about 1m 

That'll look good above the fire place 

Will you be posting continuously in this thread for the next 4 years adrtho? You might need to start paying for the server fees.

Solar and Wind Power is cost effective ?

Now I'v heard everything. So why does SA have the most expensive electricity in the world forcing pensioners to die of the cold or heat exhaustion? And why is it the most unreliable like a third world tin pot?

All these bel liberal ideas aren't so good in the real world. Out of touch with reality to say the least.

Mike Pence, the US Vice President-elect, has said he doesn't believe that smoking kills

Rafi Letzter     Nov 10, 2016, 4:37 AM                            

Mike Pence, the Vice President-elect of the United States, has said that he doesn’t believe smoking kills people.At least that’s what he wrote in an op-ed published in 2000. And he’s made no public effort to update his position since.“Time for a quick reality check,” Pence wrote. “Despite the hysteria from the political class and the media, smoking doesn’t kill. In fact, 2 out of every three smokers does not die from a smoking related illness and 9 out of ten smokers do not contract lung cancer.”Pence’s statistics are questionable to the point of being ludicrous, largely because we keep discovering new ways that smoking is deadly. Even so, his own statistics are worrisome. About 40 million people smoke in the US according to the CDC. One out of every three current smokers dying from a smoking-related illness would translate to about 13.3 million people dead. One out of ten smokers developing lung cancer mean 4 million sick people.

Here are the facts

•   Smoking kills 480,000 people every year and shortens the life of an average user by a decade. 
•   That makes it the leading cause of preventable death in the US. 
•   The pain is felt particularly sharply in poor communities. A full 26.3% of people who live below the poverty level smoke. 
•   Encouraging people to quit smoking is a public health priority. Smokers who quit before turning 40 can begin to turn around their risks of early death. 

Pence adds “news flash: smoking is not good for you,” which further raises the question of why he felt the need to write a piece in the first place downplaying tobacco’s dangers.To be clear: The year 2000 was a while ago, but it also came 36 years after Surgeon General Luther Terry published his 1964 reports on the link between smoking and cancer.Mike Pence was selected to be a stable, mainstream companion to President-elect Donald Trump, and to settle the nerves of the Republican party — apparently despite the then-candidate’s expressed wishes. Now he’s just one of the many reasons people who care about science and health are terrified of the impending presidency.
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/mike-pence-smoking-doesnt-kill-2016-11