I posted this on 4chan Holla Forums where the shilling is going into over drive mode. I have barely researched this myself, and my argument is not as tight as it can be. Critique it so I can refine it:
My argument focuses on 3 factors:
1. Shy Tory Factor/Bradley effect
2. Voter turnout
3. Bias in the polls.
The shy Tory factor is a phenomenon in which those who hold political opinions that are outside of their own life's personal Overton window vote differently than how they poll. Trump is politically incorrect and dissuades a lot of the "moderate" voters from admitting they support him. Trump's support is much greater than it appears and the polls do not accurately reflect this level of support.
When polling agencies conduct polls, they do NOT typically poll first time voters. There are MILLIONS of Americans who have never voted, and were not registered to vote prior to Trump's rise. This so called "monster vote" typically consists of the uneducated and poor. Trump has tremendous support among poor whites who have never voted once in their entire lives, these are MILLIONS of untapped voters that do not show themselves in the polls.
See this video: youtube.com
Combine that with the observed increased turn out in the Republican primaries, the amount of Republicans dwarfing the Democrats by millions, the low turnout a candidate like Hillary will generate, and Jill Stein siphoning Hillary votes from Bernouts, and the situation already does not look good for Hillary.
Lastly, what we all know to be true. The polls are biased. Polling agencies purposefully manipulate polls in ways that make Clinton appear to win. Under-sampling independents, oversampling Democrats, or plain rigging. The polls are all conducted by people who are openly anti-Trump and stand nothing to gain by being honest. We have evidence of this here:
breitbart.com
1. Debates (3 of them)
2. Wikileaks
3. Hillary's poor health
4. Trump hasn't been using negative ads yet.
If Trump crushes Hillary in any one of the debates, expect a rise in the polls for Trump. We all know Hillary is a shitty debater and Trump is a master persuader. It's not unreasonable to think that Trump can't make something out of the debates.
If Assange leaks his "guaranteed Hillary indictment" at an opportune time, Trump will use it to his advantage. We've already seen what the leaks could do to Hillary's polling numbers. In my opinion the best time to drop it would be a few days before the election or a few days before a major debate.
If Hillary's fucked up health gets worse, or gets more difficult to hide from the public this too will have an effect on her polling.
Lastly, Trump himself has said recently that he has spent ZERO in negative ads while Hillary has spent somewhere around 200 million. I predict that Trump and his team will time his ad spending so as to splurge when Hillary has run out of or is running out of her funding. Negative ads obviously affect polling.
NOW, I think with all that said it's not safe to say that Trump is over or Trump is finished. Quite the contrary, I think things are going his way.