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that the model thought he'd get 55% to start should tell you everything you know about its value. -- nm
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Reagen
In the bizzarro Ricky Bobby world of Trump: if he aint losing, he's winning. And I still think he wins if he holds national polls >40%.
Posted by
Max
May 21 '20, 12:39
Because that's how wackadoo our electorate is.
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Also, my point is about the modelling more than anything. Can he win? Frighteningly, yes. But if your model says 55% PV, it's based on garbage. -- nm
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Reagen
May 21, 12:43
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Obama 2 was 51%. With a good economy and Biden perhaps not as sharp as Romney, I don't see a shift to 55% as garbage.
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Max
May 21, 12:51
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It's only a possibility if you don't consider polling *at all*.
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Reagen
May 21, 12:55
He's running a point ahead of 2016. *but*. Biden is running 3 points ahead of Clinton.
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Reagen
May 21, 12:42
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