Is great?? What's the point of his campaign then?
He was going for his whole "America sucks but the people are great" thing like he does when he repeatedly shits on the military.
Is great?? What's the point of his campaign then?
Plz click to my website so ESPN gets money thank you.Have you noticed Bad Nate last couple of days: "the polls look really good for Hillary right now, but what if there is a systemic polling problem? Not saying there is, but what if? Just asking?"
Going to be sad when ESPN shuts them down anywayPlz click to my website so ESPN gets money thank you.
Texas:
👀 Compared to '12 2nd day early voting, Travis County more than doubled votes and Dallas County up ~65%. Obama won Dallas by 16% and won Travis by 24% 👀
Plz click to my website so ESPN gets money thank you.
22 hours ago
ARKANSAS: Talk Business/Hendrix: 10/25/16
TRUMP 56% (+23)
CLINTON 33%
Johnson 4%
Stein 2%
Lines here in Austin are 2-3 hours still.
In 2012 I walked in and voted with zero wait.
LV models here may not account for the tons of liberals who have been waiting in the wings for any chance at all to turn the state Blue.
Yup. He said it on the podcast too and Harry tweeted a nod to the same idea last night.Have you noticed Bad Nate last couple of days: "the polls look really good for Hillary right now, but what if there is a systemic polling problem? Not saying there is, but what if? Just asking?"
That's awesome--it's disappointing that Bexar hasn't turned out as well though. Maybe their number is depressed by republicans staying home.Lines here in Austin are 2-3 hours still.
In 2012 I walked in and voted with zero wait.
LV models here may not account for the tons of liberals who have been waiting in the wings for any chance at all to turn the state Blue.
It would be Trump's luck that there isn't a secret Trump voter, but a secret Hillary voter
CNN already picked up Trumps response to the interview. Why the fuck would you even mention it? It was going to be a few hour story that didn't even make the nightly news
Trump trying out the positive thing: "The United States is Great."
Wait, what?
Hanity said:I have an offer for the president. I will charter a plane for you and your family. I will make sure it's as big a plane as Air Force One, what you have grown accustomed to, in other words. Taxpayer-funded plane. I dont know where Im going to get it. Maybe I'll ask Trump if I can charter his plane for Obama. I will charter Donald Trump's plane if he'll let me, and I will charter it to the country of your choice. You want to go to Canada? I'll pay for you to go to Canada. You want to go to Kenya? I'll pay for you to go to Kenya. Jakarta, where you went to school back in the day, you can go back there. Anywhere you want to go. I'll put the finest food, caviar, champagne, you name it. I have one stipulation, you can't come back.
It's why I honestly don't think it's about clicks. If all polls have a issue, then his entire site and work have been worthless. It's counter-intuitive to wanting to go to his site to see the new polling numbers.Seriously though, there's something baffling to me about Nate Silver implying there's a systemic polling issue when his entire website is dedicated to making predictions based on a poll aggregate.
An aggregate helps eliminate the issue of variance, but it doesn't do anything if the polls are all skewed in the same way.
IIRC, at the point the race was called for Obama, he was actually behind in the popular vote.
Then California came in.
some mighty fine economic anxiety there!
How about we send Lumpy on a one way trip into the sun instead.
So, I don't care if Andrea talks about emails all day. But, if you're going to do that, why the hell do you go to a rally and try to talk about them!?
She and her husband are not fans of the Clintons.That is weird as fuck, and she is trying to stir up shit with Jeff Weaver. Does she hate Hillary or something?
Dollars to donuts somebody's going to give Hannity the exact same offer. Lumpy's not allowed to come to Canada though, we don't want him.some mighty fine economic anxiety there!
Silver is an idiot. If there's a polling error it's more likely in Clinton's favor anyway.
I'm waiting to get my hair cut right now and the lady ahead of me is a trump deplorable talking about how trump gets thousands of people at his rallies which means he will win.
Help me gaf.....
That is weird as fuck, and she is trying to stir up shit with Jeff Weaver. Does she hate Hillary or something?
I'm waiting to get my hair cut right now and the lady ahead of me is a trump deplorable talking about how trump gets thousands of people at his rallies which means he will win.
Help me gaf.....
I almost feel like it's an attempt to cover his ass if his predictions aren't accurate. "My model's not the problem, the polls are the problem" Even though he's choosing to use those polls for his model. It's like building a rocket out of cardboard and telling people cardboard's probably not the right material to build a rocket out of.It's why I honestly don't think it's about clicks. If all polls have a issue, then his entire site and work have been worthless. It's counter-intuitive to wanting to go to his site to see the new polling numbers.
Nate is a contrarian at heart. I'm convinced this is what drives a lot of this and a lot of his weird statements this year. He enjoys being the one standing off to the side saying "Maybe everyone else is wrong and I'm right, I guess we'll see".
Because other than that, I see no advantage for him to call into question his entire model.
John King on CNN just cherry picked pro-Trump polls on the magic wall to make things look tight as hell. What are you even doing.
Middle school students in Charleston wont be learning about birth control or healthy relationships, thanks to a decision from school board members who are worried that will lead them to start having sex.
When the Charleston County School Board voted this week to approve a new version of its middle school sex education curriculum, it decided to exclude an appendix with information about how to tell a partner you dont want to have sex as well as information about STDs, and HIV and qualities of healthy and unhealthy relationships. This appendix was recommended by the districts health advisory committee.
Students would have learned about some of these issues through role-playing games. But according to The Post and Courier, board member Tom Ducker thinks those activities downplay the seriousness of the issue and encourage students to have sex. And I dont think most middle schoolers are even thinking about sex, Ducker added.
The data says otherwise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 40 percent of South Carolina high school youth reported having sex and 6 percent of those surveyed had sex before age 13. In 2010, 50 percent of all pregnancies in the state were unintended, and the teen pregnancy rate was 59 per 1,000 women aged 15 to 19 years old both slightly higher than the national numbers.
But the fact that the role-playing activities acknowledge the existence of bisexual, lesbian, and gay people apparently didnt sit well with board members, who called the appendix offensive.
The board also rejected discussion of healthy relationships. For example, the students were to discuss characteristics of healthy relationships, such as open communication, trust, equality, having shared interests, and managing conflict well. The students would also learn that controlling behavior, extreme jealousy, isolation from friends and family, and pressure to do things you dont want to do are characteristics of unhealthy relationships.
These are relevant discussions for teens. According to the 2015 CDC survey, 8 percent of South Carolina high school youth said they experienced physical dating violence and 7.6 percent said they experienced sexual dating violence in particular. Nationally, the percentage of students reporting this violence is a little higher, at 9.6 and 10.6 percent of high school youth, respectively.
She and her husband are not fans of the Clintons.
Why should we ignore trumpsters?
John King on CNN just cherry picked pro-Trump polls on the magic wall to make things look tight as hell. What are you even doing.
Seeing that Arkansas post in the last page had me thinking, how often are there presidential elections where the two main candidates are from the same "home" state like this one?
John King on CNN just cherry picked pro-Trump polls on the magic wall to make things look tight as hell. What are you even doing.