PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: nddons on March 18, 2016, 01:54:49 PM
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"Commentary’s John Podhoretz and RedState’s Dan McLaughlin prognosticate a colossal electoral catastrophe if Trump is the Republican nominee. But are Trump’s electability prospects really that low?"
http://thefederalist.com/2016/03/17/donald-trump-will-get-out-the-vote-for-democrats/
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So where is the same article about Hillary bringing out the Republicans?
Goose and Gander and all that.....
'Gimp
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So where is the same article about Hillary bringing out the Republicans?
Goose and Gander and all that.....
'Gimp
You've got me. Call the Federalist.
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Reuters Poll
National
Trump - 48%
Cruz- 22%
Kasich- 10.2%
http://googleweblight.com/?lite_url=http://polling.reuters.com/%23poll/TR130/filters/PARTY_ID_:2/dates/20160313-20160318/type/day&s=1&f=1&ts=1458348524&sig=APY536wiEyshSQW0ILYDsctQac6t0vRxKg
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Reuters Poll
National
Trump - 48%
Cruz- 22%
Kasich- 10.2%
http://googleweblight.com/?lite_url=http://polling.reuters.com/%23poll/TR130/filters/PARTY_ID_:2/dates/20160313-20160318/type/day&s=1&f=1&ts=1458348524&sig=APY536wiEyshSQW0ILYDsctQac6t0vRxKg
I guess they only polled angry white males.
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I guess they only polled angry white males.
Also ignores that Clinton beats Trump 51-38. Vote Trump, get Clinton!
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We're still quoting fucking national polls when we vote state by state and I know the people here in Georgia are pretty fucking different from those in Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana, etc, etc.
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We're still quoting fucking national polls when we vote state by state and I know the people here in Georgia are pretty fucking different from those in Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana, etc, etc.
Exactly. And the majority of national polling since 1976 shows this early in the game they can be very unpredictable.
Also this election has many dynamics in play which haven't been in play in recent history. This election is going to drastically reshape the electoral map.
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We're still quoting fucking national polls when we vote state by state and I know the people here in Georgia are pretty fucking different from those in Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana, etc, etc.
Yes, but without polls, what would we have to argue about and sell more advertising?? Polls and "debates" are the only way to turn political events into an entertainment venue for advertising.
Polls mean nothing. They never have. They are meaningless and questionable data points to entertain ourselves with, that is all.
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Yes, but without polls, what would we have to argue about and sell more advertising?? Polls and "debates" are the only way to turn political events into an entertainment venue for advertising.
Polls mean nothing. They never have. They are meaningless and questionable data points to entertain ourselves with, that is all.
Yep. Campaigns are a machine just like the parties. And it takes big $$$ to feed the machine.
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Yep. Campaigns are a machine just like the parties. And it takes big $$$ to feed the machine.
On the bright side, the spending does help create jobs and keep the political pundits in business. ;D
Gary
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On the bright side, the spending does help create jobs and keep the political pundits in business. ;D
Gary
Yep. ;D
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On the bright side, the spending does help create jobs and keep the political pundits in business. ;D
Gary
That is true. Political campaigns are an industry all on their own that does contribute to the GDP. Many of my colleagues in my industry work on those annoying political ads and make good money doing it. Election years do give the economy a bump.