If it's conservatively principled I will be. I'll be against the populist ********.Will you be?
If it's conservatively principled I will be. I'll be against the populist ********.Will you be?
You clearly don't know the difference between a poll and a prediction. Not much sense in arguing if we can't get past that.Really Coop. Who won?
The "polls" on the '69 NFL Colts beating the AFL's Jets in Super Bowl #3 were all correct too right Coop?
The RCP average, the day before the election, had Hillary winning by 3.2 percent. She won the popular vote by about 2.2 percent. That's a pretty good prediction based on the polling and pretty good/accurate polling.
Surely you can comprehend this?
You clearly don't know the difference between a poll and a prediction. Not much sense in arguing if we can't get past that.
If it's conservatively principled I will be. I'll be against the populist ********.
The Quinnipiac poll actually had Hillary winning the popular vote by 1% when she actually won by about 2.2%. So, to answer your question (for the 12th time in this thread), yes, they were accurate.
BTW, that same Quinnipiac group is the same one that recently polled and found that only 38% approve of Trump while 55% disapprove.
The Quinnipiac poll actually had Hillary winning the popular vote by 1% when she actually won by about 2.2%. So, to answer your question (for the 12th time in this thread), yes, they were accurate.
BTW, that same Quinnipiac group is the same one that recently polled and found that only 38% approve of Trump while 55% disapprove.
countryroads89 if 55% of the people in America disapprove of Trump I'm fairly confident 100% of the folks they (pollsters) missed never had a chance to voice their opinions.
You're obviously hopeful that poll is representative of how the vast majority of American view Trump but I can guarantee you that poll is just as inaccurate as all of the rest of them usually are.
But you keep believing them. They don't change the opinions or attitudes of those of us who support Trump 100%. Those polls are meaningless to us in part because we weren't polled.
countryroads89 if 55% of the people in America disapprove of Trump I'm fairly confident 100% of the folks they (pollsters) missed never had a chance to voice their opinions.
You're obviously hopeful that poll is representative of how the vast majority of American view Trump but I can guarantee you that poll is just as inaccurate as all of the rest of them usually are.
But you keep believing them. They don't change the opinions or attitudes of those of us who support Trump 100%. Those polls are meaningless to us in part because we weren't polled.
Polls are usually inaccurate? Wow, all these people doing the polling sure are wasting a lot of time and money.
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No offense but you are too dumb to argue with.
Depends on what he plans to cut.Whatever. Kasich and Trump both agree Government spends too much and taxes too much.
So when Trump introduces his budget cutting spending and taxes I'm sure you'll be on here posting your approval?
Depends on what he plans to cut.
Surgical, not ballistic. And the goals in the mission statement must be met and maintained.Hopefully whatever he can, and more of what he needs to.
Surgical, not ballistic. And the goals in the mission statement must be met and maintained.
I'm guessing ADHD. You can't stay focused. Maybe this will help.
Yet we showed they were spot on with the polls on the popular votes.
In conclusion, you are mad as hell because your adored Trump is unpopular and polling around a 40% favorable rating, worst in history, and more Americans trust the media than Trump.
They are Op2! Where's the "poll" on how many times they hit the nail on the head? Is one ever correct...like spot on correct?
Nope, none.
I don't think I said the polls predicted an electoral win for Clinton.... I said most of them predicted she would win the Presidency.I think you are slightly wrong. The polls did not predict an electoral college winner. Loudmouths used polls for predictions, but the polls themselves were for raw, popular vote numbers and 2016 was a good year for pollsters. Lousy for predictors/aggregators/dbags
Surgical, not ballistic. And the goals in the mission statement must be met and maintained.
That's not what polls predict. They (polls) predicted she'd win the national vote (she did). Pollsters, media whores, poll aggregators etc predicted the Presidency.I don't think I said the polls predicted an electoral win for Clinton.... I said most of them predicted she would win the Presidency.
if you're not going to use polls how would you have any idea at all what the outcome of upcoming election would be?
Cool, I'll let you know when I see one.Stay alert and notice the positive changes coming through DT.
Their goal is not to be accurate. Dont be naive.Polls are usually inaccurate? Wow, all these people doing the polling sure are wasting a lot of time and money.
Op2, why do I need a "poll" to tell me how to vote or how my vote will turn out?
That's the problem. The Media uses polls to predict behavior or try to influence results. The only poll that matters is the one on election day. I'd favor elimination of using them as a predictor of a final result, as they are used now. It's OK to poll to see where sentiment is running, no problem with that. But stop reporting it as "fact" or 'inevitable" or even to predict policy. That is not only wrong, but not how representative Government should function.
Most polls show Americans opposed to Abortion and Gay Marriage. Almost every poll taken on those two issues, shows majorities in favor of Traditional Marriage and Life of the unborn. When they are put to a vote among States, they almost always win. Then Leftists run off to some Liberal Judge to get the voting results overturned or delayed or they seek injunctive relief.
Many other polls show Blacks highly in support of school choice vouchers. The Left ignores them. There was a poll just this week indicating 80% of Americans favor active enforcement of our nation's immigration Laws. The Media ignored it.
Those pre-election Presidential polls were used to suggest Trump had no chance, and had already lost. They were all wrong. We don't need the polls to do anything more than gauge public opinion--not suggest public preference for policy which is how they are promoted by the vast majority of those in Radio and T-V news.