Rasmussen is GOP wishful thinking.

Buckly J. Ewer said:
I need a good laugh.
School me on your magical experience, sailor-boy...
What magic did you see at that Voodoo mass? Or was it all "invisible"?
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Every time anyone answers you they are doing that out of the kindness of their heart. It is a low bar to cross, but hey, you have to start somewhere right?
 
Sailor said:
I know.
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I prefer the way 536 does it. They scientifically evaluate each poll's methodology and score it, then average after weighting them.
 
Buckly J. Ewer said:
You go with that, if it makes you feel better, loser...
You should read only Rasmussen and disregard everything else.
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LOL
He could choose to go with the sources that had such glorious success with their predictions last election.

You are not too bright. You make the left look as stupid as those guys make the right look.
 
we wish for a repeat in 2020......you wished for a win in 2016.....will our results be the same as yours?.....if so, you're guaranteed '21 will be a repeat of '17.......
 
Most of these polls are not measuring the opinions of all adult Americans.
If they did, Drump's approval rating might be closer to 30 percent or so.
These polls are using methodologies to poll only a subset of Americans - "likely voters" is Rasmussen's method. That subset of Americans likely to vote in the next election.

A subset of Americans classified as "likely voters" is going to disproportionately represent conservative activists. Because conservatives - especially old white men - are most likely to vote on a consistent basis and also face the fewest barriers to voting.

I am not sure which poll is actually polling "all adults", but they would surely be consistently lower than Rasumussen
 
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tinfoil said:
LOL
He could choose to go with the sources that had such glorious success with their predictions last election.

You are not too bright. You make the left look as stupid as those guys make the right look.
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it didnt measure the cheating too


that is why it was off
 
Cypress said:
Most of these polls are not measuring the opinions of all adult Americans.
If they did, Drump's approval rating might be closer to 30 percent or so.
These polls are using methodologies to poll only a subset of Americans - "likely voters" is Rasmussen's method. That subset of Americans likely to vote in the next election.

A subset of Americans classified as "likely voters" is going to disproportionately represent conservative activists. Because conservatives - especially old white men - are most likely to vote on a consistent basis and also face the fewest barriers to voting.

I am not sure which poll is actually polling "all adults", but they would surely be consistently lower than Rasumussen
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Rasmussen has always been taken as somewhat of a republican, tongue in cheek, joke by serious analysts..
 
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