The only thing Trump is guilty of is winning an Election. He'll be a repeat offender in 2020. Originally Posted by Levianon17
Do you have ANY proof that any of the polling companies that have Trump with low approval ratings or losing in 2020 to several Democratic contenders have biased samples? You do realize that even Rasmussen, a notorious pro-Republican polling company, has Trump's approval rating at -5%.They poll favorable samples to sway public opinion. The MSM then perpetuates it. It’s pretty simple Speedy..
The polls in 2016 had Clinton winning the popular vote by 2%. Clinton won the popular vote by 2%. At the state level the polls proved to be somewhat inaccurate. In 2018 the polls were VERY accurate in their predictions. In presidential races other than 2016, the polling companies were also VERY accurate. However, in 2012, Gallup, one of the most respected polling companies, predicted a Romney victory. Polling companies in 2012 erred on the side of Republicans.
So it's impossible to say that polling companies are biased one way or the other. In my opinion, they sample fairly and sometimes they miss. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
They poll favorable samples to sway public opinion. The MSM then perpetuates it. It’s pretty simple Speedy.. Originally Posted by bambinoAny proof at all to support your claim that polls are biased? Anything at all? Why were the polls correct in 2008, 2012, and 2018?
John Gans, a former Defense Department speechwriter, said one of the ironies of Morrison being asked to testify is that officials who raised eyebrows with their hard-line views when they joined the NSC under Trump have become a source of hope for people who are concerned about the Ukraine situation.by Franco Ordoñez
"And Tim Morrison is one of those people," said Gans, author of White House Warriors, a book about the NSC. "But in fact now we see those who are trying to get to the bottom of the impeachment are placing a lot of hope on his testimony — that he will be willing to say, despite his sort of hard-line views and despite perhaps agreeing with President Trump on some matters, that, in fact, there was a problem here on Ukraine."
As the senior director responsible for that region, Morrison would be the person at the National Security Council with the closest relationship with that country's issues.
by Franco OrdoñezThis is not good news for Trump. Morrison's testimony tomorrow is potentially going to be more important than Taylor's, as he may have overheard conversations between Sondland and Trump and Sondland and Ukrainians in which a quid pro quo for military aid was discussed.
Trump's Russia Director To Leave National Security Council Amid Impeachment Inquiry Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
you are only sure because you have a preconceived idea. Yang has described it as free money, intended to provide capital for start-up businesses, for one thing. why would he turn around and tax it? it makes no sense to make cents on the free money. he could just give away 20% as much, instead of taxing it at 80% later. Originally Posted by Chung TranI question the idea of "Free Money".
Any proof at all to support your claim that polls are biased? Anything at all? Why were the polls correct in 2008, 2012, and 2018?https://journalistsresource.org/stud...tical-polling/
As I've always said -- when polls favor one's point of view, that person will cite those polls. When the poll do not favor one's point of view, they are biased.
You have consistently cited Rasmussen polls because they usually showed Trump to have a positive approval rating. Did they change their methodology to include more Democrats recently? Or are more people having negative views on Trump? Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
if who wins the election? who is "he"?
you should be alarmed that a no-name Chinese Dude is the preferred President, over a sitting President. you know that, you are playing games for some reason. Originally Posted by Chung Tran
you are only sure because you have a preconceived idea. Yang has described it as free money, intended to provide capital for start-up businesses, for one thing. why would he turn around and tax it? it makes no sense to make cents on the free money. he could just give away 20% as much, instead of taxing it at 80% later. Originally Posted by Chung Tran
https://journalistsresource.org/stud...tical-polling/Thanks for the link. The link itself cites an information source as to the accuracy of polls in 2016. Very interesting reading.
Whatever Originally Posted by bambino
it would be free if Yang is elected, AND gets his idea passed by Congress.. completely moot point, neither will happen, so no need to debate whether the cash is truly free. Originally Posted by Chung Tran
It's not my problem that you can't focus your recollection. Just wait until the open and public hearings. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500You do know that this current round is not that. Right? So waiting is what will happen.