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LolLove Vivek, he is so fu**ing good.
Why would there be a polling bias towards Trump this time round when he's traditionally always had a polling bias against him?Cant shake the feeling the polling is completely off and Trump/GOP will get smacked.
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Definitely fits their culture war nonsense, but a bit too brown for the GOPVance / Ramaswamy combo pls.
Check the polling prior to the midterm elections in 2022.Why would there be a polling bias towards Trump this time round when he's traditionally always had a polling bias against him?
Reckon he's home sadly (if the polling bias is even remotely like the last 2 times he's run anyway).
Probably because the majority of polls coming out are from Right Wing groups who have a vested interest in showing the polling tightening.Why would there be a polling bias towards Trump this time round when he's traditionally always had a polling bias against him?
Reckon he's home sadly (if the polling bias is even remotely like the last 2 times he's run anyway).
Republican aligned polling has been flooding averages. It's still very tight despite there potentially being an inflated buzz/movement toward Trump.Why would there be a polling bias towards Trump this time round when he's traditionally always had a polling bias against him?
Reckon he's home sadly (if the polling bias is even remotely like the last 2 times he's run anyway).
Exactly. I am surprised people don’t get thisProbably because the majority of polls coming out are from Right Wing groups who have a vested interest in showing the polling tightening.
The bias isn't universal and there's always chances of over-correcting too.Why would there be a polling bias towards Trump this time round when he's traditionally always had a polling bias against him?
Reckon he's home sadly (if the polling bias is even remotely like the last 2 times he's run anyway).
Republican aligned polling has been flooding averages. It's still very tight despite there potentially being an inflated buzz/movement toward Trump.
Personally I don't buy the fact that this helps. Surely it feeds complacency from people who aren't overly excited but were leaning Republican, while getting leaning Democrat voters to turn up because they think they are behind.
Whatever happens it will get messy and of course Trump will claim victory. They are in for a very messy and possibly violent few months.
Odds are based on how much money degenerate gamblers are betting.Sportsbet is a degenerate gambler?
Odds are based on how much money degenerate gamblers are betting.
So it appears as though the degenerate gamblers are backing Trump, which was my original comment.
, but a bit too brown for the GOP
He can do it from opposition when his Republican cronies control the electoral process in important states that can swing the election to him by underhanded means.He can't steal the election from opposition. But if he does actually win then I think the odds of another fair election in 2028 are near zero. Only a massive swing in congress to the democrats at the 2026 midterms could help save democracy.
Can I ask why?Love Vivek, he is so fu**ing good.
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For whatever reason (Trump not on the ballot I guess?) yeah it doesn't seem to apply to mid terms (2018 was the same as well). Compare with the 2 previous presidential elections.Check the polling prior to the midterm elections in 2022.
TruuuueBooooo.
Yeah but the democrats rightfully won't except that. The military would step in if the republicans ignored the will of the people. To overthrow the government you need the military. You can only control the military from the position of being the existing government.He can do it from opposition when his Republican cronies control the electoral process in important states that can swing the election to him by underhanded means.
Good point, I'm hoping that other factors (Trump being found out; skewed polls; etc.,) have more to do with it though.For whatever reason (Trump not on the ballot I guess?) yeah it doesn't seem to apply to mid terms (2018 was the same as well). Compare with the 2 previous presidential elections.