Yes they do.
Margin of error, got it, your fig leaf for being wrong. Their conclusion was still wrong and consistently wrong. Don't they teach what the difference is between being wrong and right, in wherever the hellhole you are currently at? You know, "close but no cigar", "horseshoes and hand grenades". Also the MSM, your pals were saying this:
2016 Presidential Election Forecast Maps
Hows you MOE there, Mr. I Know Statisd!cks:
Some are non-biased, some are not. Even some of the more biased sources are sometimes friendly, like saying the Trump administration was "misleading" about an issue. No, they lied, call them liars.I'll agree to a point but isn't the press supposed to be non-biased and just report the events of the day?
Come on, Seppo, you know you were surprised to see the results on election night because the polls were "right", yes, yes, yes they were weren't they? They all predicted Trump as the winner didn't they and it was expected wasn't it?I see that statistical estimation and the words that are associated with math are a foreign concept to you.
The polls were right, your understanding of them isn't. That's OK though, I don't even blame you - FNC and memes conditioned you to believe that the 2016 polls were wrong because it was meant to be an unexpected upset. The numbers didn't bear that out.
Some are non-biased, some are not. Even some of the more biased sources are sometimes friendly, like saying the Trump administration was "misleading" about an issue. No, they lied, call them liars.
The point still remains, he brings it upon himself. Don't lie constantly, remove hundreds of press credentials, stop having daily briefings from SS, and act like a fool, and the press coverage might be even more friendly. Not Fox News or Breitbart friendly, but still.
There is a story on www.breitbart.com right now entitled "The tariff scare narrative has collapsed. Latest price data shows no inflation." For some reason, I cannot post a link to the actual story. Just scroll down a bit, and you will find it.
Come on, Seppo, you know you were surprised to see the results on election night because the polls were "right", yes, yes, yes they were weren't they? They all predicted Trump as the winner didn't they and it was expected wasn't it?
Get out of here with your BS.
I was surprised, but not because of the polling, they suggested a dead heat. Why is this so hard to understand?
Try to stick to the point and not conflate personal expectations with the interpretation of polling data.
Yes, stick to the point. What the F were the results and how many had Trump winning?
Here ya go!I looked, couldn't find it - seems odd for a breaking news story packed with enough factual data to make Wall St. reconsider the 'tariff scare'. The good news for you is that as soon as someone can properly link the weaker than expected inflation article this weeks market losses will instantly recover and go ahead, in the meantime - don't look at the ticker this morning.
Also, the good news is that at some point we will be able to celebrate the DOW moving past 26k for the hundredth time this year.
Name one fifth grader that will even talk to you without you offering them candy from your van, weirdo.I just told you, try to keep up.
The polling results had Clinton winning by about 3%, her final numbers had her winning the popular vote by 2%.
That the polling doesn't account for the EC's winner take all method - given the outcome, the polling was extraordinarily accurate.
I know fifth graders that were able to wrap their heads around this concept, why can't you?