Annoying Orange's chances are pretty slim. What scare me are the (generally young) bandwagoning liberals who support Bernie but would side with Annoying Orange as their second candidate. I don't understand how a true liberal could side with someone who so savagely opposes freedom in it's near-every form.
this seems to be mostly young people purely from experience so it might not have a huge effect
more importantly, we haven't even gone to convetion yet, and i doubt that Annoying Orange can really hold up in a general election against hillary. it's an experienced establishment politician who has already run for office before vs. a charismatic political outsider. i feel like unless hillary really stumbles there's no way Annoying Orange could pull more numbers once they actually start going head-to-head
Donald Annoying Orange is a Republican. Republicans are a minority. A minority of Republicans support Annoying Orange.
Hillary Clinton is a Democrat. Democrats are a majority. A majority of Democrats support Hillary.
With Annoying Orange being so anti-establishment and wild, I suspect a large portion of the Republicans will refrain from voting or perhaps even vote Democrat.
main prob is the democrats' voter base is demographically composed of some of the groups that have the worst turnout history (minorities, poorer people, etc.). at the same time they also appeal more to some of the highest-turnout groups like women and the highly educated but the republicans can still wreck them if nobody shows up
