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Quote: Evenbob

Here we go, 2016 all over again. Nate
Silver said today there's a 75% chance
of the Dems taking the House. Then, in
the very same breath he said:

"But, you know, it’s not far-fetched to think the Republicans could hold the House.”

I think the GOP likes hearing him say it because they keep acting like they want to lose, no use making an effort to keep it. They still think Trump is a drag on them.

Lowest youth unemployment since the
1960's. Obama said in 2016, what's Trump
gonna do, wave a magic wand and the
economy will get better? Pretty much,
yeah, that's what he did.

Was watching an election night compilation.
When Brokaw was seeing so much of the
country in red, he whined that apparently
they weren't paying attention to the fact
(fact?) that the market and the ecomomy
were going to plummet if Trump was
president. LOL!

Womp womp.

No, one-third of African Americans don’t support Trump. Not even close.

Sorry, righties!

If I recall, Rasmussen polls "likely voters" via "landline" phones, which severely limits their exposure to the black population.

Quote: ams288

Womp womp.
!

Uh Huh. How quickly and easily you
get sucked into the abyss yet again.

"..most accurate poll (2016) according to RealClearPolitics was the national Rasmussen poll of likely voters. The overall numbers are very close to the results, as long as you just count the popular vote... On its final poll released Nov. 7, the day before Election Day, Rasmussen had Hillary Clinton up 2 points on Donald Trump. Clinton won the popular vote by 1 percentage point, even though Donald Trump beat her on electoral votes. No other pollster tracked by RealClearPolitics came as close to the final results."

All that summer you laughed and laughed
at Rasmussen because it always had Trump
and Clinton almost tied, when all the other
polls had Her leading by huge amounts.

Here you are doing it again. Rasmussen
is off by a huge amount, you hope. It's not 36%,
it's really 9%. LOL! Read the comments
of the article to see that the rag you
quoted from are all left wing haters.

About WaPo:

.. utilizes loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by using appeal to emotion or stereotypes) to favor liberal causes

What do you expect, Jeff Bezos owns it.

Rasmussen has always been a horrible right-wing leaning poll. Everyone knows this, even the righties. They just pretend otherwise.

Quote: ams288

Rasmussen has always been a horrible right-wing leaning poll. Everyone knows this, even the righties. They just pretend otherwise.

Did you read this?

http://diversitytomorrow.com/thread/685/774/#post108319

"Rasmussen has always been a horrible right-wing leaning poll."

You said that all summer of 2016 when
they had them tied. And it turned out
they were the most accurate. You get
sucked into the left wing talking points
every time. Any poll that doesn't favor
your side is obviously a rightie poll.

Quote: Evenbob

It's not 36%,
it's really 9%. LOL! Read the comments
of the article to see that the rag you
quoted from are all left wing haters.

Lefties have to be scared to death of that 36%. If even half of that leaves Democrats down about 2%. Sounds small, but it is huge. 2% could have flipped 2012 and made 1992 a dead heat. Look for the #walkaway folks to be called "Uncle Toms" sooner or later.

Quote: AZDuffman

Lefties have to be scared to death of that 36%.

You must remember how hated Rasmussen
was in the media. They always had Trump
very close to Hillary all summer, and the
media laughed and mocked. Their polls
had Her up by double digits.

Remember the big Irish betting firm
(Paddy Power?) that was so convinced
by the polls that Hillary would win
that they closed betting weeks before
the election and paid off all the Hillary
wagers. If they had listened to Rasmussen,
they would have made a ton, nobody was
betting Trump.

Quote: AZDuffman

Lefties have to be scared to death of that 36%.

We also have to be scared of the tooth fairy (another thing that doesn’t exist).