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If by "collapse" you mean
... dropped by 0.7 points, sure.
They are so goddamned desperate.
2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.
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If by "collapse" you mean
... dropped by 0.7 points, sure.
They are so goddamned desperate.
Super-Chevy454
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We got more proofs then those who shout "Russia, Russia, Russia" are in bed with China. https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._asked_china_for_help_becoming_president.html
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Huh, Deja Vu. Thought I already mentioned this.
Also, not even fucking Nate's staff is believing the model anymore.
Another reason why the polls are fake: Biden has been at 50-55 since BEFORE the Coronavirus and didn't move during it. Don't scandals involving the other party cause you to rise and the other to fall? Why was Trump only losing support and Joe is static at the low 50s/ high 40s? Something isn't adding up.
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It's because high "no opinion/other" polls like Reuters and Selzer are in RCP's average now. 30 August is also when there were a lack of polls and then Emerson came in with 49-47 and shook things up.
It makes sense that Biden remains static in polls considering Trump's huge "strong disapproval" ratings, which even in Rasmussen are consistently low-mid 40s. Biden theoretically has a very high floor, but the question is if these people will bother to vote Biden.
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If we are going by empirical testimony now the one Biden supporter I talked to said "Trump supporters have all the guns" and that they are "getting increasingly angry". So at least he was too afraid to openly show support in his rural area, maybe that is a trend, maybe it isn't; And to be honest I'm surprised at how many Trump signs I saw out there, more than 2016 I think.
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"They're out there, they're not nice and silent anymore, and they're armed"
Sure sounds like someone's a big fucking pussy here.
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I finally watched the Tim Pool video on him finally stating he would vote for Trump verbatim. Anyways he made a great point that he is tired of European cunts trying to scoff at Americans and telling them which is the right candidate to choose. I believe the support is there for Trump to finally dismantle NATO if he wins a second terms and just makes individual treaties with Poland and other nations that love America rather than defend Germany, where the anti-Americanism has risen and now they love doing business with Russia. I find it funny that the democrats never mention that the cunt in charge of Germany making them reliant on Russia for energy.
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I have to ask: if Trump wins again and Nate Pyrite is exposed as a fraud, will his career in punditry finally collapse?
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Can’t give the best answer but we’ll have to wait and see, brother.
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I don't think so. There will be other people to blame besides the number oracle. My bet is that the blame goes down the progressive vs establishment line be it age, sex, or race related. Black people wouldn't support an establishment candidate and that's proof the party needs to go progressive. White people were afraid when to confronted with their whiteness by BLM. Boomers are ruining the party by supporting a corrupt establishment. The Dems as party aren't going anywhere and they will always need an oracle to tell their side that they're winning. He only has to worry is if someone else comes up to replace him imo.
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Too much shit has hit the fan in 2020 for this election to be followed by anything but a dozen asterisks. Everyone's getting a pass on calling things so wrong it verges on propaganda, for this cycle at least.
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Probably not. Even if the Dems through Nate Plastic to the wolves, his people will still prop him up. Saying that he's got a track record with baseball stuff and correctly predicted the 2012 election.
Speaking of Nate, his company is own by Disney. I wonder if they have any say into what Nate publicly says? Since it would be beneficial for the parent company if Biden won. So they can keep pushing into China like the lockdowns and covid never happened. Maybe they can even get a bail out from Uncle Sam if shit goes really south for the mouse.
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Seriously. Look back at mid-late 2019 and 2020 so far and tell me with a straight face that you could make an accurate prediction of fucking ANYTHING in the near-future.
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Telling the Dems what they want to hear is the most secure job in the world.
We all saw that clip Don Lemon freaking out that the riots were affecting the polls. But by all means Dims, tell yourself you don't have a problem.
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Why does Joe look so shady in most of his photos? Look at that grin.
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This is shitlib porn for beltway insiders. It's so laughable.
This is the relevant part of his article:
Anecdotes like this tell us nothing about the wider electorate, of course; Stephens doesn’t have that many friends. We can turn instead to a collection of polls released over the past week. According to FiveThirtyEight’s average, Biden leads Trump by over seven points nationally, 50.4 to 43 percent. And despite the right’s best efforts, the constituency of Americans who believe Joe Biden is in cahoots with the Black bloc remains small. According to The Economist and YouGov’s latest national poll, only 38 percent of voters believe Biden holds extreme views compared to 56 percent who say the same of Trump. That holds true even among the always critical over-65 set that the Trump campaign and the conservative press probably imagined they’d have an easier time scaring—unsurprisingly, polls have shown them to be more hostile to the protests and anxious about unrest than the electorate at large. Even so, 50 percent of them say Trump holds extreme views, while 37 percent say the same of Biden.
On the question of who’d best keep Americans safe, CNN’s latest poll shows Biden ahead of Trump 51 to 45 percent. Among those 65 and over, Biden leads again, 54 to 44 percent. Quinnipiac’s latest finds 50 percent of likely voters and a 46 percent plurality of those over 65 believe they’re less safe with Trump as president. A 42 percent plurality of likely voters and a 46 percent plurality of those over 65 believe they would be safer with Biden as president.
Moreover, 52 percent of voters disapprove and 42 percent of voters approve of Trump’s handling of “crime and criminal justice” specifically, according to The Economist and YouGov. Similarly, 55 percent of voters say Trump’s handling of crime makes them “uneasy,” to the 39 percent who express confidence in it. By comparison, Biden is underwater on the issue by just one point—44 percent “uneasy,” 43 percent confident. And CNN’s poll reports too that 62 percent of Americans overall, 58 percent of those over 65, and 68 percent of whites without college degrees—the Trumpiest of demographic constituencies—aren’t worried about crime in their communities to begin with.
On the question of who’d best keep Americans safe, CNN’s latest poll shows Biden ahead of Trump 51 to 45 percent. Among those 65 and over, Biden leads again, 54 to 44 percent. Quinnipiac’s latest finds 50 percent of likely voters and a 46 percent plurality of those over 65 believe they’re less safe with Trump as president. A 42 percent plurality of likely voters and a 46 percent plurality of those over 65 believe they would be safer with Biden as president.
Moreover, 52 percent of voters disapprove and 42 percent of voters approve of Trump’s handling of “crime and criminal justice” specifically, according to The Economist and YouGov. Similarly, 55 percent of voters say Trump’s handling of crime makes them “uneasy,” to the 39 percent who express confidence in it. By comparison, Biden is underwater on the issue by just one point—44 percent “uneasy,” 43 percent confident. And CNN’s poll reports too that 62 percent of Americans overall, 58 percent of those over 65, and 68 percent of whites without college degrees—the Trumpiest of demographic constituencies—aren’t worried about crime in their communities to begin with.
So basically "hurr durr Nate Fool's Gold is telling me Biden is up 87.4 points everywhere, and the polls oversampling dems and urban post-grads tells me everyone hates Trump so this is all fake. Trump's America!!!!"
Beanie man talks a lot about how research has shown journalists are more insulated in a bubble in 2020 than they were even in 2016, and this is the proof. Sure, millions of people see videos of rioters set on fire, kicking people in the head, calling gay people faggots and trying to kill them, assaulting congressmen, looting minority-owned businesses, and so on, but the leftist journalists only seem to have laser focus on articles like this. Anything that can soothe their the anxiety of their bubble is golden in their eyes; anything with a visceral impact on the average voter is dismissed.
God, I pray Trump comes out with a clear and decisive victory in November. I thought it was paradisiacal seeing the lefties melt down in 2016, but a 2020 melt down would be another few points up the richter scale.
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For a minute there I thought maybe he might be getting some kind of facial palsy like Bell's.
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Yeah, making up shit is the new strategy.
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Honestly wouldn't be surprised if Trump just snapped and gave these people their totalitarian fantasy.
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Even if Trump said it, so what? I don't give a shit.
It is a bold move on the media's part by going with another completely random 'Trump said this' story so soon though. Even the most gullible might start to get a little suspicious. But then again they're Dims, so probably not.
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