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HE doesn't believe polls if they are negative for him. Just like negative press is fake news. That's his game. Good polls and good news are the only truth in trump world. It's called meathead marketing 101Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
HE doesn't believe polls if they are negative for him. Just like negative press is fake news. That's his game. Good polls and good news are the only truth in trump world. It's called meathead marketing 101Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
there is a poll out there jones that says you never answer any questions about the shit you throw up.....is that true?....There’s a simple process that can be used to determine when conservatives believe the polls and when they don’t.
When a Republican candidate or office holder is ahead in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are 'correct'; when a Republican candidate or office holder is behind in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are ‘wrong.’
No we don't, we don't believe polls period. 1000 people isn't nearly enough of a sampleThere’s a simple process that can be used to determine when conservatives believe the polls and when they don’t.
When a Republican candidate or office holder is ahead in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are 'correct'; when a Republican candidate or office holder is behind in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are ‘wrong.’
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
I think a very entitled and previledged man is in the White House. I'm not convinced on the very smart part of your statement.HE doesn't believe polls if they are negative for him. Just like negative press is fake news. That's his game. Good polls and good news are the only truth in trump world. It's called meathead marketing 101Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Again
BFD
He was elected as your POTUS
Rejoice in the fact a very smart man is now in office, unlike the meat wipe we had the last (8) years
-Geaux
I think a very entitled and previledged man is in the White House. I'm not convinced on the very smart part of your statement.HE doesn't believe polls if they are negative for him. Just like negative press is fake news. That's his game. Good polls and good news are the only truth in trump world. It's called meathead marketing 101Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Again
BFD
He was elected as your POTUS
Rejoice in the fact a very smart man is now in office, unlike the meat wipe we had the last (8) years
-Geaux
As per the election polls. How far off were they? Have you looked up what they predicted and what the actual results were? Just curious...
RealClearPolitics - 2017 Election 2016 Presidential Polls
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
The bitch knew she was in trouble when she canceled her celebratory fireworks a week before the election. Evidently her internals weren't agreeing with the national polls.
.
No we don't, we don't believe polls period. 1000 people isn't nearly enough of a sampleThere’s a simple process that can be used to determine when conservatives believe the polls and when they don’t.
When a Republican candidate or office holder is ahead in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are 'correct'; when a Republican candidate or office holder is behind in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are ‘wrong.’
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
The bitch knew she was in trouble when she canceled her celebratory fireworks a week before the election. Evidently her internals weren't agreeing with the national polls.
.
Interesting attempt to change the subject.
Why not? Smart!No we don't, we don't believe polls period. 1000 people isn't nearly enough of a sampleThere’s a simple process that can be used to determine when conservatives believe the polls and when they don’t.
When a Republican candidate or office holder is ahead in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are 'correct'; when a Republican candidate or office holder is behind in the polls, conservatives believe the polls are ‘wrong.’
Why then did Trump tout them ad nauseum when they were in his favor?
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
Can anyone put a precise date on when Trump stopped believing the polls? And...let's point out that his fans stopped believing them at the same time he did.
I ask because it's indisputable that he LOVED the polls early on after his announcement of his candidacy.
Probably the night he realized America voted him in as POTUS when the polls had all but awarded Hillary the office. To his credit though, in the short weeks before the election, he noted that the polls showing Hillary out in front were wrong.
Who cares, the Dems rolled out a goose egg that couldn't be elected dog catcher
-Geaux
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
and to this date Trump can't accept that.
The polls said Hillary would win the popular vote, and she did. That's all they said,
They also said she'd win the Electoral College.
