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That's probably at least the fifth or sixth time you've posted to me on this thread, after I asked you a clear and direct question. So you're still in avoidance mode.Thanks, much appreciated.I wonder why such a straightforward question has you spinning and deflecting so hard.You're worried about your total number of cerebral neurons???
Too late.
At least it's down to a manageable number.
Oh, I'm just kidding.
I know why.
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I am going to give you an answer------> Yes polls matter, for about 10 minutes. They show a snapshot in time, nothing else. A poll can say one thing today, and with a gaff or change of wording, it can say something else next week.
The most important part of a poll is the trend, as that is more accurate then the percentage. As long as the trend is going in the direction you want, you are succeeding.
As far as the percentage, you draw a baseline; in this case the % of the vote Trump got to win. Most competent people would take 10 snapshots a week apart, average them out, and see if he is above his baseline. In this case, I do not think he is.
Hope this help you. Everyone loves to cherry pick polls, this poll, that poll, or the other poll. What they fail to watch is the trend! With a decent sample size of data points, you can usually tell what is going on. With that, let me say------------->there was NEVER a doubt that Trump would win the Presidency from Hillary, IF he could pick when the vote was. The trends showed he was constantly closing on her, but it was felt that her lead was big enough he could not catch her before November the 8th. The Democrats knew it too, trust me, I know-) So it wasn't a shocker he won, just that he was able to win in November. Unfortunately for him, that is when the election is/was. He was lucky, but then so was Obama when he faced Romney, lol. But that is a different story!
Finally some intellectual honesty here.
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Many of us are still awaiting some intellectual courage, on your part.
Can we get our hopes up???
I realize how much effort you put into seeming confident - in fact, I even find it a bit charming in its own way - but your schtick has some holes that need to be addressed.
If the best you can do is hit and run, there really isn't much there to work with. Such behavior is not the sign of a confident person.
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1. Sooo.....today we open with both a vocabulary lesson, and further proof that you are a dunce....as though further proof was necessary.
Burnishing your creds as a dunce, you wrote:
"That's probably at least the fifth or sixth time you've posted to me on this thread,....So you're still in avoidance mode."
a. Vocabulary for you to learn today:
a·void·ance
əˈvoidəns/
noun
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the action of keeping away from or not doing something. Google
One would expect that even a ...slow....third grader would be familiar with the term 'avoidance,' and its usage.
Now....what does that reveal about you?
2. Now...as to not answering your truly dumb query directly..."five or six time"....a more perceptive individual would have caught on to the fact that I was mocking you.
3. Now, isn't this special. See...one day we'll reminisce about how awkward that this encounter between us had been before we got to know one another, and realized how swell each of us truly was.
One can only hope that you are impervious to insincerity.