It's getting late for "polling not to be there." Hopium is turning into copium. Sorry to delve into that unfortunate lexicon, but Trump is winning, folks. Rising gas prices, slowing GDP growth, campus protests and more carnage overseas are not going to move the needle in Biden's favor.
At this point, if I'm Biden and the Dems, I offer R's…
It's getting late for "polling not to be there." Hopium is turning into copium. Sorry to delve into that unfortunate lexicon, but Trump is winning, folks. Rising gas prices, slowing GDP growth, campus protests and more carnage overseas are not going to move the needle in Biden's favor.
At this point, if I'm Biden and the Dems, I offer R's whatever they want on immigration and possibly even some spending cuts in exchange for Insurrection Act reform. Praying that the hurricane doesn't come isn't a substitute for boarding up your windows.
Correct. Until we get into like August--at the earliest--these polls are not showing hardened sentiments. And when you consider margins of error and how polling results typically overlap both sides of that margin as elections get closer and closer, they tell us very little. See the 2020 and 2022 polling cycles as evidence of this.
It's getting late for "polling not to be there." Hopium is turning into copium. Sorry to delve into that unfortunate lexicon, but Trump is winning, folks. Rising gas prices, slowing GDP growth, campus protests and more carnage overseas are not going to move the needle in Biden's favor.
At this point, if I'm Biden and the Dems, I offer R's whatever they want on immigration and possibly even some spending cuts in exchange for Insurrection Act reform. Praying that the hurricane doesn't come isn't a substitute for boarding up your windows.
This is, as they say, complete bullshit.
Correct. Until we get into like August--at the earliest--these polls are not showing hardened sentiments. And when you consider margins of error and how polling results typically overlap both sides of that margin as elections get closer and closer, they tell us very little. See the 2020 and 2022 polling cycles as evidence of this.