Comments by "H B" (@capitalb5889) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. Whether or not he committed a crime is up to a jury to decide. However, there is sufficient evidence to suggest that one may have been committed.
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  2.  @g.g.hochstetler2286  - the crime is up to the DOJ and if they believe that there is sufficient evidence to charge him, the jury will decide on the question of his legal guilt. However, as I understand it, election fraud is a crime, and this is what he may have committed.
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  3.  alex puskas  you don't need an opinion piece, you just need to read any of the surveys of the educational levels of Trump's supporters. Far more unlikely to have lower levels of education and work in unskilled or semi-skilled jobs. As Trump proclaimed at one of his rallies, to great applause, "I love the poorly educated!"
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  4.  alex puskas  that was a bit of an incoherent ramble, but I grasp your fundamental point - some educated people vote Trump, some educated people are dumb, and some uneducated people are smart. Hardly anything new there. But if we look at trends, the lower someone's educational level, particularly bid white, the more likely they are to vote for Trump (and by coincidence, to believe in creationism and be anti-vax).
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  5.  alex puskas  no idea what point you're trying to make. Was that a typo?
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