Lmao, I lost it at William Kristol. Who the fuck would want him on payroll beyond the Weekly Standard? Maybe some statistics journal for research into how he is in the 99th percentile of wrong predictions.
Voters suppression assumes it's rightful home in between vending machines and water.
Voters suppression assumes it's rightful home in between vending machines and water.
Come on, the numbers aren't even aligned with the names. This is just silly.
I also notice the line item for NeoGAF is missing.
Does this mean we're not getting paid this month?
I also notice the line item for NeoGAF is missing.
Does this mean we're not getting paid this month?
I also notice the line item for NeoGAF is missing.
Does this mean we're not getting paid this month?
No, no. We're under S for shills.
We're under Unite Blue. You have to say " I solemnly swear I am up to no good" before it appears.
I also notice the line item for NeoGAF is missing.
Does this mean we're not getting paid this month?
They... they don't think that's real do they?
No wonder they are being taken by a con man.
Why is Ayers getting money?
I don't know. The Clinton Foundation's ability to cut out the inefficiencies of snack and beverage wholesalers in favor of cut-rate factory prices is more impressive to me than any economic policy Trump has proposed.
The crazies are getting frothy about some O'Keefe video on Monday. He has said it's embargoed with "mainstream media" dropping Monday afternoon.
They get so hyped over so little.
I don't see Paul Ryan on the list.
The crazies are getting frothy about some O'Keefe video on Monday. He has said it's embargoed with "mainstream media" dropping Monday afternoon.
They get so hyped over so little.
The crazies are getting frothy about some O'Keefe video on Monday. He has said it's embargoed with "mainstream media" dropping Monday afternoon.
They get so hyped over so little.
I once again state for the record that if it becomes known that Hillary eats pineapple on her pizza, I'm out. I will write in Michelle Obama.
The crazies are getting frothy about some O'Keefe video on Monday. He has said it's embargoed with "mainstream media" dropping Monday afternoon.
They get so hyped over so little.
What happened in Michigan during the primaries can't happen in the general, it just can't...
Haha, yeah right, like anyone outside of Breitbart or The Daily Caller (can't believe that's still around) would take O'Keefe seriously.
I doubt even Fox News would be dumb enough to air it. The ACORN bullshit should have cratered this guy forever.
He's splitting it with Reverend Wright.
Ugh, I wish the number of undecideds and support for Johnson and Stein wasn't so high. Despite the arguments against Nate Silver's model (which I also agree with, mostly) I would sleep a lot better if there weren't so many of those undecideds and third party voters out there, enough to tip the election in an event of a massive polling error.
What happened in Michigan during the primaries can't happen in the general, it just can't...
I feel like she would be a hypocrite if she didn't. Slinging all those things at Trump supporters but not doing what she can to stop Trump.
This is what I should have said instead of what I did say at first, because it's more what I was thinking. It's bad optics and may cast doubt on all the claims by those looking to cast doubt.
Of course it happened though. Donald Trump said he does these things himself.
So, the reason you compete in so many states, have a sprawling data operation where you model every single voter in the battleground states , a big gotv operation, and push early voting so hard is to avoid or mitigate the situation of a massive polling error. Campaigns like Trump's have to rely on every single thing going their way while feeling around by pure instinct.
So it is possible there are polling errors, but that's why you have a cushion and so many ways to reach 270.
I'm beginning, just now, starting to think that most Trump supporters (and even his campaign) are really beginning to set themselves up for failure, both consciously and unconsciously.
What I mean is, their paranoia and belief in every lie about Hillary and in everything Trump says was frightening me because they seemed motivated to actually act and vote, and was maybe even convincing some in the general electorate (nevermind that they themselves are already a too large chunk of the voting population), but now, they are all just hurting their chances by believing that everything and everyone are against them, that they are already losing because it's rigged, that polls are lying and that they don't need anyone's help in winning, just like Trump says.
Ugh, I wish the number of undecideds and support for Johnson and Stein wasn't so high. Despite the arguments against Nate Silver's model (which I also agree with, mostly) I would sleep a lot better if there weren't so many of those undecideds and third party voters out there, enough to tip the election in an event of a massive polling error.
What happened in Michigan during the primaries can't happen in the general, it just can't...
Ugh, I wish the number of undecideds and support for Johnson and Stein wasn't so high. Despite the arguments against Nate Silver's model (which I also agree with, mostly) I would sleep a lot better if there weren't so many of those undecideds and third party voters out there, enough to tip the election in an event of a massive polling error.
Currently, undecideds and Johnson/Stein supporters constitute about 14% of voters. Drew Linzer has pointed out that undecideds/minor party supporters are unusually high this year, about 6% ahead of 2008 and 2012. This is a legitimate source of uncertainty about the eventual outcome. However, there is information about how these voters will eventually fall.
Undecided voters usually break somewhat evenly (sorry, 2004 Sam!). Data from SurveyMonkey suggests that Johnson supporters break about evenly between Clinton and Trump, while Stein supporters tilt strongly toward Clinton. This is consistent with many state polls that show Clinton doing the same or slightly better when the matchup is Clinton/Trump compared with Clinton/Trump/Johnson/Stein. So the net expected effect is, on average, slightly toward Clinton*.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lOPdQnYu5YE
Male Trump supporter getting his balls ripped off by Megyn Kelly and a female Clinton supporter.
Come on, the numbers aren't even aligned with the names. This is just silly.
Ken Bone admitted to felony insurance fraud on Reddit. Too good.