I dont know about the rest of it but fb is squelching anything hcq related. So that is why that has died off.
jamaicans are super racist, not necessarily against whites but other folks. they have a lot of chinese in jamaica and they do not get along well. jamaicans treat their local chinese like shit
Not sure which polls you are referring to but I went back and looked to see what kind of movement there has been in the polls. These are only state polls which have 3 or more polls in that state. The purpose being to show movement one way or another. ARIZONA CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden up by 1 and their polls from 8/12 have Biden up by 1. Ohio Predictive polls from 7/16 have Biden up by 5 and their polls from 8/10 have Biden up by 4. Redfield & Wilton polls from 5/21 have Biden up by 4 and their poll from 7/30 have Biden up by 8. IOWA Public Policy polls from 5/4 have Trump up by 2 and their poll from 7/28 have Trump up by 1. FLORIDA CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden up by 7 and their poll from 8/12 have Biden up by 6. Redfield & Wilton polls fom 5/21 have Biden up by 2 and their poll from 7/30 have Biden up by 7. MICHIGAN CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden up by 2 and their polls from 8/12 have Biden up by 5. Epic-MRA polls from 6/7 have Biden up by 12 and their poll from 8/7 have Biden up by 11. Public Policy polls from 6/1 have Biden up by 6 and their poll from 8/3 have Biden up by 6. Redfield & Wilton polls from 5/21 have Biden up by 8 and their polls from 7/30 have Biden up by 12. NORTH CAROLINA ECU polls from 5/15 have Trump up by 3 and their polls from 8/16 have a tied race. CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden up by 2 and their polls from 8/12 have Trump up by 1. Redfield & Wilton polls from 5/21 have Biden up by 2 and their polls from 7/30 have Biden up by 1. PENNSYLVANIA CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden up by 3 and their polls from 8/12 have Biden up by 4. /Redfield & Wilton polls from / have Biden up by 9 and their polls from 7/30 have Biden up by 7. TEXAS Public Policy polls from 6/5 have the race tied and their polls from 7/2 have Biden up by 2. WISCONSIN CNBC polls from 6/17 have Biden ahead by 4 and their polls from 8/12 have Biden ahead by 4. Marquette Law polls from 5/12 have Biden ahead by 3 and their polls from 8/11 have Biden ahead by 5. Redfield & Wilton polls from 5/21 have Biden ahead by 10 and their polls from 7/30 have Biden ahead by 10. Georgia, Colorado, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Ohio and Virginia were the battleground states that do not have polling from any particular pollster that have been polled 3 times or more. I know there was a CNN national poll over the weekend that showed the race at 50-46 for Biden which is the closest national poll we've had in a while. To answer your question, I don't really see any tightening of the race on the state level but as I've said each week I expect them to tighten as we get closer to election day.
From the CNN poll..... http://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/2020/images/08/16/rel8a.-.2020.pdf Being you love these polls so much, best you stock up on tissue bud!
Clearly you have reading problems. Also, post link to all your polls. Polls are already shit, but can be slightly less shit if you have access to the real data in the polls.
@Tiger in NC i didn’t see the actual polls just report on morning NBC show. Two points about polls. First this far out they’re not predictive but show trends that certainly will change over the next 8 weeks. Second the trends take several successive polls to determine whether they are actually accurate or just a statistical blip. These are interesting and I’m glad you’re doing this tracking but they’re mainly for discussion now. Paradoxically I wish they weren’t so pervasive. They make it more about a horse race. This distractS from what we should be thinking about and discussing the candidates, their proposed policies and their impact if elected.
Kind of hard with Joe&Hoe refuse to take questions.... Wait, Joe took hard questions from a stripper today!
Do any of you think there are people out there that haven’t decided on which presidential candidate they will vote for? In other words, either still undecided or subject to change their minds. I can’t imagine anyone who isn’t and hasn’t been decided for months. Not the same as what they will say to pollsters.
over time i have come to believe the theory that rush espouses: the events that will determine this election haven't transpired yet
