Lumpy 1
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All polls are designed to influence public opinion, not to report on it.
Pay me to do a poll, tell me what result you want and I will find a "random sample" to support that result.
Its a game, people. wake up.
Sure, to some extend polls can influence an election. Hell, that appears to be Trump's only strategy.
However, some polls are more accurate than others and Rasmussen is on the low, low end of accuracy when it comes to presidential polling. As I mentioned before, the polls in 2012 were pretty accurate but for many wingnuts they had to create an entire conspiracy that Romney was actually in the lead and they began misreading/weighing valid poll results to help them sleep at night.
I for one don't put much stock in any general election polling, with that being said, I'd completely discount Rasmussen until he creates a more positive track record when it comes to presidential elections.
I'm thinking Trump has pretty well proven that pollsters, talking political heads, political analysts and such are basically full of crap like you know, most Democrats....![]()
How has Trump proven pollsters wrong? What do you guage Trump's success by so far?
Maybe you should have a conversation with the wingnuts who think Rasmussen is credible.
Well, Rasmussen doesn't please you or me for that matter, who cares, we can both find polls that will.
The constant, "count out" of Trump from all sides has made fools of most of them and the political parties look just as dumbfounded. In my opinion, if Trump had a D next to his name Democrats would be delirious with loving butt kisses.
Trump's success is calling it like he see's it whether we like it or not. He get's results and starts from a desirable negotiating position.
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