Did they kill the baby?
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
Psalm 119:36
2024
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NEW: YouGov Poll: Taylor Swift Endorsement Turns More Voters AWAY From Kamala Harris Than Toward Herhttps://t.co/lxgV9Q9Hag
— RedState (@RedState) September 15, 2024
CNN…
She is polling HORRIBLY!
— ✝️🇺🇸🇮🇹RoseDC11 (@RoseDC11) September 14, 2024
WORST POLLING DEMOCRAT
AGAINST @realDonaldTrump in
HISTORY!
She’s polling terrible with
•Blacks
•Hispanics
•jews
•muslims
American People KNOW she hasn’t done an anything in 4 years & she won’t do anything going forward… pic.twitter.com/ybCcQScoYs
What the F is this - kindergarten? "But JD Vance is weird"
Turns out Walz’s wife is a bigger loon than Tim😅
— Spitfire (@DogRightGirl) September 14, 2024
Just. Wow.
pic.twitter.com/8ImSCKxxki
Jack Bauer said:
What the F is this - kindergarten? "But JD Vance is weird"Turns out Walz’s wife is a bigger loon than Tim😅
— Spitfire (@DogRightGirl) September 14, 2024
Just. Wow.
pic.twitter.com/8ImSCKxxki
She the one that opened the windows to breath the riot smoke.
ok, all you posters that post rando tweets from people know one has heard of ...why? I just don't get taking some rando whack job that has computer access and you people think is is all gospel. Help me here. I just do not understand.
J.R. said:
ok, all you posters that post rando tweets from people know one has heard of ...why? I just don't get taking some rando whack job that has computer access and you people think is is all gospel. Help me here. I just do not understand.
Red state and CNN are "rando whack jobs"?
Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom.”
Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart
4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
J.R. said:
ok, all you posters that post rando tweets from people know one has heard of ...why? I just don't get taking some rando whack job that has computer access and you people think is is all gospel. Help me here. I just do not understand.
My favorite is the gateway pundit
yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
Neither claim is true.
Trump played right into ABC's hands.
Got flustered and defensive.
Yeah, the MAGA hardcore can't visualize Trump failing at anything……but independents know better.
So the sake of my family and the country at large ….hope Trump wins. But if he loses historians will look back at this debate as a big reason why.
Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
lol, really? Did he? Polling of the best from previous years are siding with him being at EV to popular win. Polling showing Harris ahead are the typical missed by 5 points crew.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
You gov said about 20% of those polled said they were not going to vote for Harris now after Taylor swift endorsement vs 8 for Harris.
12% is a big number..
“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom.”
Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart
the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom.”
Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart
In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
sure.. we are probably 2weeks away from getting real polls anyway, the race is tightening, send money polls are coming.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom.”
Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart
didn't answer the basic questionwhiterock said:J.R. said:
ok, all you posters that post rando tweets from people know one has heard of ...why? I just don't get taking some rando whack job that has computer access and you people think is is all gospel. Help me here. I just do not understand.
Red state and CNN are "rando whack jobs"?
That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Why? She is feeling emboldened. Scary man was not so scary.
Meanwhile Trump and Vance are stuck on Summerfield stories that are being debunked daily. Smells like a set-up, as usual Trump took the bait and will not let it go.
Dems are having fun. They have him talking about stuff that has nothing to do with the issues. When will he not take the bait.
"Why? She is feeling emboldened. Scary man was not so scary."
Historically, the candidate who loses wants another shot.
And judging from multiple sources, Harris failed to accomplish what she needed with target voters.
Anyone can throw a pep rally for people who already like them. Harris needs to win over voters who - still - say they have not heard her policies.
Historically, the candidate who loses wants another shot.
And judging from multiple sources, Harris failed to accomplish what she needed with target voters.
Anyone can throw a pep rally for people who already like them. Harris needs to win over voters who - still - say they have not heard her policies.
Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/09/15/us/harris-trump-electionFLBear5630 said:Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Why? She is feeling emboldened. Scary man was not so scary.
Meanwhile Trump and Vance are stuck on Summerfield stories that are being debunked daily. Smells like a set-up, as usual Trump took the bait and will not let it go.
Dems are having fun. They have him talking about stuff that has nothing to do with the issues. When will he not take the bait.
Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio, a Republican, said in an interview on ABC News that the claim that migrants in Springfield, Ohio, were eating pets was "a piece of garbage that was simply not true."
Three: debating this elderly man is low hanging fruitsombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Osodecentx said:Three: debating this elderly man is low hanging fruitsombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Dems feel the same about the assets of baby boomers.
Yep. If there is another debate, let's hope Trump prepares this time.KaiBear said:Osodecentx said:Three: debating this elderly man is low hanging fruitsombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Dems feel the same about the assets of baby boomers.
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That's historically not true. And if you look back at the debate and listen to the focus groups, Harris failed to win over the groups she needed.sombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Go back to 2016. The media told us Clinton wiped the floor with Trump, but in retrospect Trump did a better job of messaging, especially in speaking to battleground-state voters.
The polls, forecasts, and betting markets show she gained voters.Oldbear83 said:That's historically not true. And if you look back at the debate and listen to the focus groups, Harris failed to win over the groups she needed.sombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Go back to 2016. The media told us Clinton wiped the floor with Trump, but in retrospect Trump did a better job of messaging, especially in speaking to battleground-state voters.
No, the forecasts and betting markets are based on the polls, which say a variety of things.sombear said:The polls, forecasts, and betting markets show she gained voters.Oldbear83 said:That's historically not true. And if you look back at the debate and listen to the focus groups, Harris failed to win over the groups she needed.sombear said:Two reasons: One, to show confidence after a good debate. Two, she knows she'll win again.Oldbear83 said:So you're not familiar with the concept of a poll bump. In any case, you missed my last point. Look at the weighting, and what different demographic groups say.sombear said:Oldbear83 said:That needs specifics. Keep in mind, for example, that aggregators do not count all the same polls. Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight and 270toWin use different polls for their sites, for example.sombear said:In this day and age, polls have good years and bad years, including some awful years.4th and Inches said:the outliers are the more correct pollsters. TIPP has been correct in the past but went all online.sombear said:Trende is one of my favorites, but this article is dated. 8 post-debate polls have Harris winning the debate 2-1 and Harris gaining ground. She is ahead 3 to 6 points, and increased her lead in every poll.whiterock said:yes and no.KaiBear said:4th and Inches said:they hit in 2020 and 2022. The cross tabs are wild each rime but they have a winning method.whiterock said:Two A+ rated pollsters, polling more than 1,700 likely voters on the same day – with two wildly different results.
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) September 15, 2024
TIPP Insights
🔵 Harris: 47% (+4)
🔴 Trump: 43%
(Previous poll was Harris +1)
AtlasIntel
🔴 Trump: 51% (+3)
🔵 Harris: 48%
(Previous poll was Trump +2) pic.twitter.com/mhbRjnrUAQ
Trump lost the debate badly. Will probably cost him the election unless something dramatic occurs within the next few weeks.
always read Sean Trende. He's pretty much saying what I've been saying - yeah, debate coaches will call the debate a clear Harris win. But she's not getting much of a bounce from it, perhaps because she didn't really need to win the debates on points. She needed to persuade Americans to vote for her. Appears she did not do much to help her in that regard.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/stories/analysis/did-harris-really-get-the-debate-she-needed
The only polls to the contrary are Rasmussen and Atlas (Brazilian).
All the forecasters have Harris as the favorite except Silver, and even he has Trump's lead shrinking.
Betting markets moved to Harris.
This may or may not be sustained, but we cannot deny that Harris won the debate and helped herself.
But I'm still old school. Generally speaking, if the vast majority of polls say something, they likely are right at least at that point in time.
You should also consider what is being said. CNN, for example, said voters they asked thought Harris won the debate, but Trump gained support on the top two issues among those same voters.
Never just go by the headline. You have to look at the details to get the facts.
All true.
But there have been 10 post-debate polls. 8 of them have Harris improving her position and up 3 to 6 points.
In my view, those are probably accurate, and Rasmussen and the Brazilian form are the outliers. And BTW Rasmussen has Trump up only 2 and in prior polls had him up 3 to 5.
If nothing else, if Harris did so well, why is it Harris who immediately wanted another debate?
Go back to 2016. The media told us Clinton wiped the floor with Trump, but in retrospect Trump did a better job of messaging, especially in speaking to battleground-state voters.
The polls which show a gain for Harris do not show she gained support from undecided voters, but instead energized her base.
Reuters, for instance, said Harris won the debate but did not convince undecideds.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/some-undecided-voters-not-convinced-by-harris-after-debate-with-trump-2024-09-11/
CNN said essentially the same thing, that Harris won the debate on style but did not answer the questions undecideds wanted answered.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/11/politics/debate-reaction-persuadable-voters/index.html
Same story from the New York Times.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/11/us/politics/undecided-voters-react-debate.html
And NBC put it well - Voters gave Harris a look after the debate, but not a commitment.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/undecided-voters-give-harris-look-not-commitment-debate-rcna170454
J.R. said:didn't answer the basic questionwhiterock said:J.R. said:
ok, all you posters that post rando tweets from people know one has heard of ...why? I just don't get taking some rando whack job that has computer access and you people think is is all gospel. Help me here. I just do not understand.
Red state and CNN are "rando whack jobs"?
LOL yes, I did. YOU didn't.