RavinDave
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Now do all the docs who were touting the benefits of the COVID shot.View attachment 693911View attachment 693912View attachment 693913
Released from OBGYNs in Texas. I’m sure our Volnation posters know better than them about how they should do their jobs and the laws regarding their ability to do their jobs….
A vote for Kennedy is in effect a vote for Harris.Anybody like Robert Kennedy Jr? Looked at his platform and he seems like he just wants to be a part of the Trump administration but he is on the ballot in Alabama. I like his push to make America healthy again, which I think helps in multiple areas. I tend to lean conservative so I’m considering voting for him.
Just can’t see myself voting for either of the main candidates.
Yea but about thatNate Silver Explains Why He Is Skeptical Of Battleground State Polling
Statistician and polling analyst Nate Silver says that late-election polling groups are “herding” their survey results, or fidgeting with the fundamentals to rig the outcomes of their surveys. A statistically anomalous amount of October poll results show Vice President Kamala Harris and former...www.dailywire.com
“This is a clear-as-day example of what we call herding: the tendency of some polling firms to move with the flock by file-drawering (not publishing) results that don’t match the consensus or torturing their turnout models until they do,” the polling analyst said.
In addition to Silver, Nate Cohen, the chief political analyst for The New York Times, has also voiced some concern that polling results may be flawed. Herding notwithstanding, Cohen says that pollsters may still be undercounting Trump’s support because of the difficulty of projecting his voter base.
“Across these final polls, white Democrats were 16 percent likelier to respond than white Republicans. That’s a larger disparity than our earlier polls this year, and it’s not much better than our final polls in 2020 — even with the pandemic over. It raises the possibility that the polls could underestimate Mr. Trump yet again,” Cohen said of the latest New York Times/Sienna College poll, the final poll for the paper before the 2024 election."
It's hard to put the genie back in the bottle, but I agree that the federal government needs to shrink, and more power returned to the states and local government.The left has hidden power within the bureaucracies. The only way back is to reduce the federal government.
This past month (October) jobs added was +12k. Government jobs were +40k. The private sector lost -28k jobs.
It breaks my brain that people nominated him and will vote for him 3 fkn times.
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I think this map is pretty close to where I am at. If Trump slightly over performs on election day, MI or NH could fall to him...if it goes better for Harris on election day I could see WI falling to her...but right now, Trump looks to be in a really good position.