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[HappyJoy]

Those were predictions, not polls and yes, they were far off. Nobody predicted Trump could win the electoral college and lose the popular vote by 3 million. It's never happened before and for good reason as we are all now finding out (well, most of us anyway).

Those were predictions, not polls

Predictions based on polls.

It's never happened before and for good reason

One of the big reasons was the change in California.

The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Now, since you made the claim that the polls taken in the summer were not correct it's now up to you to prove it. Prove that during the summer the polls didn't accurately reflect the opinion of voters at that time.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Same as it ever was.

Weak. You've now already flip flopped on the accuracy of polls before the election and have now retreated back to the polls taken during the summer yet you can't back up your statement at all. Not that it's a surprise or anything.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

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Those were predictions, not polls

Predictions based on polls.

It's never happened before and for good reason

One of the big reasons was the change in California.

The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

 

[HappyJoy]

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The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

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The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Every poll worth looking at gives it methodology for anyone to read. If you would like to choose a couple of polls and tell me what was wrong with their methodology I would be happy to entertain that.

But I do not buy into the drug addicts conspiracy theories.

Rush is 100% right all the time? really?

Did you miss the time he lied about Austin Tx banning BBQs

Or the time that he said it was not accidental that the villain in the Batman movie is named Bane?

Or the time he said people could no longer fish because of Obama?

Or the time hs said the media make up the term "Polar vortex"?

All of those were lies.

 

[jc456]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

And yet he’s more popular than demolosers

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

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The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

 

[eddiew37]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

And yet he’s more popular than demolosers

YES must be because of republicans and Trumps Bromance with Putin

 

[HappyJoy]

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Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

Polls usually do tighten no matter who was originally leading. I'm pretty sure Rush is aware of this. Anyway, anything that comes out of Rush's mouth is evidence of nothing.

Elections tighten almost every time

 

[Harpy Eagle]

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Sure they were, they accurately reflected the people's views at the current time. The fact that people changes as time went by does not equate to the polls in the summer being wrong.

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

The problem with your crazy little CT is that telling everyone that Hillary is going to clean the floor with Trump makes Trump voters more likely come out and vote and less likely for Hillary voters




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[eddiew37]

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

The problem with your crazy little CT is that telling everyone that Hillary is going to clean the floor with Trump makes Trump voters more likely come out and vote and less likely for Hillary voters




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NOW you tell us??

 

[Aldo Raine]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

That bad news for you is the people don't believe the bullshit polls anymore. Instead they watch the Congressional testimony and find out that the media, in step with the upper levels of the fbi were first protecting the shrilary, your hero, and then when trump won they have been working to frame him for an impeachment. An impeachment that will now never come, and instead those who have been perjuring themselves to Congress are going to be looking at some hard time.

Thanks for the laugh!

No Trump has down it all by himself. The media, fbi, DEEP STATE, nor anyone else needs not to do anything to frame him.

 

[jc456]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

And yet he’s more popular than demolosers

YES must be because of republicans and Trumps Bromance with Putin

So your view of America is Russia? Not mine , mine is about freedom not socialism

 

[jc456]

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

Polls usually do tighten no matter who was originally leading. I'm pretty sure Rush is aware of this. Anyway, anything that comes out of Rush's mouth is evidence of nothing.

Elections tighten almost every time

No path to the White House. You heard that right? That wasn’t rush!

 

[eddiew37]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

And yet he’s more popular than demolosers

YES must be because of republicans and Trumps Bromance with Putin

So your view of America is Russia? Not mine , mine is about freedom not socialism

What do you think jc about the BROmance between the 2 pieces of dogshit Trump and Putin??

 

[jc456]

There’s bad news and there’s worse news for President Donald Trump in new polls released this week.

First comes the latest round of polling showing that Trump is the most unpopular president on record.

Just 32% of respondents to a new Associated Press-NORC poll said they approved of the job Trump is doing as president, while an overwhelming 67% they disapproved.

Among those who don’t think the president is doing a good job, more than half say they “strongly disapprove” of his work.

The poll — conducted earlier this month — also suggests that nearly 70% of Americans believe the United States is “heading in the wrong direction.”

TRUMP’S BASE CONTINUES TO WEAKEN
Trump’s poor poll numbers are nothing new.

But as his first year in office draws to a close, he also appears to be losing his base.

A Suffolk University poll released this week suggests Trump’s once strong popularity among Fox News viewers like himself is plunging.

And yet he’s more popular than demolosers

YES must be because of republicans and Trumps Bromance with Putin

So your view of America is Russia? Not mine , mine is about freedom not socialism

What do you think jc about the BROmance between the 2 pieces of dogshit Trump and Putin??

I have no idea your ask!

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Hundreds of polls taken all summer were wrong, they got less wrong the last few days before the election.

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

The problem with your crazy little CT is that telling everyone that Hillary is going to clean the floor with Trump makes Trump voters more likely come out and vote and less likely for Hillary voters




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Read slower. I didn't refer to it as a conspiracy theory.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

They were not wrong, the reflected the views of the people at the time the polls were taken. The fact that people changed as time went by does not make them wrong, no matter how many times you repeat it

Or it has to do with what Rush predicted would happen. He said that polls are no longer used to inform listeners or viewers, they are used to try and manipulate people. Many just like to be on the side that's winning--especially those on the fence. So the media uses poll numbers to convince people how to vote.

He predicted that as we got closer to the election, those polls would tighten up considerably, and they did. No media outlet or polling organization wants to be wrong, so they give the real polling numbers closer to election day.

As always, Rush was 100% right.

Prove the polls were wrong earlier. This is nothing but another nutty conspiracy theory.

Conspiracy theories happen after an event--not before. Rush predicted early on that's what the polling organizations were doing. This does happen slightly against a Republican contender, but this time they really wanted people to vote against Trump. So they told people that Hillary was going to clean up the floor with him.

The problem with your crazy little CT is that telling everyone that Hillary is going to clean the floor with Trump makes Trump voters more likely come out and vote and less likely for Hillary voters




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Read slower. I didn't refer to it as a conspiracy theory.

I know you didn't. Those pushing the CTs never do. That does not change what it is.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Those were predictions, not polls

Predictions based on polls.

It's never happened before and for good reason

One of the big reasons was the change in California.

The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Now, since you made the claim that the polls taken in the summer were not correct it's now up to you to prove it. Prove that during the summer the polls didn't accurately reflect the opinion of voters at that time.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Same as it ever was.

Weak. You've now already flip flopped on the accuracy of polls before the election and have now retreated back to the polls taken during the summer yet you can't back up your statement at all. Not that it's a surprise or anything.

What were the odds Hillary would win, according to the New York Times......

 

[eddiew37]

HERR TRUMP forbids these words
Trump administration bans CDC from using these 7 words
By Eileen AJ Connelly

December 16, 2017 | 5:30pm



HEIL ,,what's next



There will be nothing “science based” in budget documents from the nation’s top public health agency next year.

That phrase was among the seven banned from official documents being prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the 2019 federal budget, according to a report.

Also on the do-not-mention list: “evidence-based,” “entitlement,” and “diversity,” according to the Washington Post. “Transgender” “vulnerable” and “fetus” are also no-nos, according to the outlet.

Policy analysts with the CDC were given the list of forbidden words at a meeting on Thursday with senior officials who oversee the budget, according to the newspaper, which cited an longtime analyst for the agency who took part in the meeting, who was not identified because the person was not authorized to speak publicly.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

The polls were generally correct. 47 out of 50 states were predicted correctly, the national popular vote polls were also pretty accurate. What wasn't as accurate were 3 states, 2 of them were close with the exception being Wisconsin which was about 7 points off.

So, for the most par the polls were correct.

The polls were generally correct.

Not the polls taken all summer.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Now, since you made the claim that the polls taken in the summer were not correct it's now up to you to prove it. Prove that during the summer the polls didn't accurately reflect the opinion of voters at that time.

Great, now that we both agree the polls taken just before the election were likely to be correct than not.

Same as it ever was.

Weak. You've now already flip flopped on the accuracy of polls before the election and have now retreated back to the polls taken during the summer yet you can't back up your statement at all. Not that it's a surprise or anything.

What were the odds Hillary would win, according to the New York Times......

About the same odds that the Falcons were going to win the super bowl after going up 28-3.