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Here’s why the Selzer poll is creating such waves. Trump is here explaining why he thinks pollsters just collect a big paycheck and put out a number people will find reasonable. So many interesting nuggets in this clip. It’s worth the full watch. - Doesn’t know anyone that’s ever... been polled. - Some pollsters put out numbers to drive turnout. - Some of these polls are legit. - Sometimes people get lazy. - Sometimes people bullshit and collect a paycheck. The thing with Selzer is that’s it’s the one poll industry wide that people actually think is legit, and so when it puts out a number 20 points off of where Trump was in May, and 10 points off of his final result in 2020, in a race that it seemed he was doing better in than four years ago, waves are happening. If the poll is wrong; well then the passer by voters were right about the polls being shit; if it’s right, than the abortion issue and candidate quality has put the GOP into oblivion this cycle despite winning by record numbers on the economy, immigration, and the border.show more

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James Laverty1 年前

My first question on this poll is, why is the sample size so small. Not discrediting Selzer, but how does it get to that number?

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Denouncefying, anti-Communist1 年前

@VillageWest14

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sonofmalachy19871 年前

@VillageWest14 And no one with any credibility would say Selzer does this

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William Jenkins Worth1 年前

@VillageWest14 Went for early voting today and didn’t have my ID, all they needed from me was a signature to match my signature when I registered to vote. One my first attempt my signature didn’t match so I was able to peep the screen and see what my signature was. /2

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John Burgoreli, cfa hopeful1 年前

@VillageWest14 Insightful stuff, but I made my burner to chirp my HS football twitter, not to post political insights. This isn’t what KD intended when he replied from his burners! We’ve strayed too far

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Adam Geringer1 年前

@VillageWest14 I vote in a swing state and got called after the debate before Biden dropped out. I told them under no circumstances could I vote for Biden after the debate. Maybe a week later he got pulled

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William Jenkins Worth1 年前

@VillageWest14 Second attempt, I “matched” my signature and was able to vote…kind of scary that’s the protocol

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Brian Kirschner1 年前

@VillageWest14 Lmao

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Happy1 年前

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105,476 次观看 • 1 个月前

This woman lives in an HOA. The back of her yard backs up into an easement that is owned by the HOA. The trees back there are on the easement. She points out that there are fallen branches all over her neighbors yard because of the trees and there were many in her yard as well. So she and her children went and picked up all the branches and sticks in her yard and then she piled them up under the tree. She said since the tree is on the HOA easement, it’s their problem. She wants to know if she is the bad guy in all this. If it were me, I’d maintain my yard and put the branches and sticks out for the trash pickup. Do you think she is in the right and it’s the HOA’s problem? Or do you think she is wrong and is making a mountain out of a molehill and there are better hills to plant your flag on?

This woman lives in an HOA. The back of her yard backs up into an easement that is owned by the HOA. The trees back there are on the easement. She points out that there are fallen branches all over her neighbors yard because of the trees and there were many in her yard as well. So she and her children went and picked up all the branches and sticks in her yard and then she piled them up under the tree. She said since the tree is on the HOA easement, it’s their problem. She wants to know if she is the bad guy in all this. If it were me, I’d maintain my yard and put the branches and sticks out for the trash pickup. Do you think she is in the right and it’s the HOA’s problem? Or do you think she is wrong and is making a mountain out of a molehill and there are better hills to plant your flag on?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

129,717 次观看 • 4 个月前

CNN’s Scott Jennings on Vice President JD Vance’s speech at #AmFest2025 and the right's support for Israel: “Well, JD Vance was and is trying to appeal to the most people possible because he anticipates being the nominee of the Republican Party in 2028 and he has had relationships with a lot of the people whose names you heard on the stage. You know, there's more information today than we had yesterday. They took a straw poll of all the people who went to Turning Point’s event. So, this is thousands and thousands of people, 87% of them in the straw poll said that Israel was either a top ally or an ally of the United States. On top of that, they asked the people who were there, what are the biggest issues facing the United States? Number one, radical Islam. So, when you look at what the people who were in the audience think, it sounds like they were really more with Ben Shapiro than they were with some of the other people who were attacking Ben Shapiro. There were rather clear eyed about who our friends are and the difference between right and wrong, at least as it relates to the people who were in the crowd.”

CNN’s Scott Jennings on Vice President JD Vance’s speech at #AmFest2025 and the right's support for Israel: “Well, JD Vance was and is trying to appeal to the most people possible because he anticipates being the nominee of the Republican Party in 2028 and he has had relationships with a lot of the people whose names you heard on the stage. You know, there's more information today than we had yesterday. They took a straw poll of all the people who went to Turning Point’s event. So, this is thousands and thousands of people, 87% of them in the straw poll said that Israel was either a top ally or an ally of the United States. On top of that, they asked the people who were there, what are the biggest issues facing the United States? Number one, radical Islam. So, when you look at what the people who were in the audience think, it sounds like they were really more with Ben Shapiro than they were with some of the other people who were attacking Ben Shapiro. There were rather clear eyed about who our friends are and the difference between right and wrong, at least as it relates to the people who were in the crowd.”

Curtis Houck

10,776 次观看 • 8 个月前

#WATCH | Guwahati: Assam DGP Harmeet Singh says, "The state of Assam will go for polls for the Vidhan Sabha election. All preparations have been made. It's a historic poll this time because it is a one-phase poll. In my memory, I don't remember a one-phase poll in the last many years. With the guidance of the Election Commission of India and with forces from the central government, we have made complete arrangements for security and for the protection of the people. Please come out and vote in large numbers and make this a historic election, celebrate the festival of democracy..."

#WATCH | Guwahati: Assam DGP Harmeet Singh says, "The state of Assam will go for polls for the Vidhan Sabha election. All preparations have been made. It's a historic poll this time because it is a one-phase poll. In my memory, I don't remember a one-phase poll in the last many years. With the guidance of the Election Commission of India and with forces from the central government, we have made complete arrangements for security and for the protection of the people. Please come out and vote in large numbers and make this a historic election, celebrate the festival of democracy..."

ANI

13,721 次观看 • 4 个月前

Nick Fuentes says Trump ran on draining the swamp and exposing the Epstein network, but now looks no different from the corrupt establishment he promised to destroy. He calls it a twisted reversal, comparing the moment to Animal Farm. The anti-establishment movement becomes the establishment…or perhaps it always was. “They want to blame it on the Biden Administration. They say ‘Well this is Biden’s DOJ, it’s a Democrat OP, this is leftover from Biden.’ OK so why the f*ck did we elect you then?” “We are a year into our ‘Golden Age.’ We’re 25% through with this second term. And you don’t have it figured out by now? They’re still blaming it on the Democrats? Isn’t that kind of what they do with everything?” “Why is there no peace in Ukraine? Well, the Democrats left us a mess. Why is the economy still bad? Well, the Democrats left us a mess. Why are Epstein Files still covered up? Well, the Democrats ruined the DOJ.” “Ok, so why elect Republicans then? If the Democrats get in, everything’s their fault. If Republicans get in, everything’s the Democrats’ fault. If Trump gets elected, well it’s not really his fault, only the people that he hired that are at fault.” “I’ve been saying it for a long time: The problem is him. This is a difficult pill for people to swallow…he is fundamentally not up for the job. He is out to lunch.” “Epstein is using similar coded language just like the Podestas were in the Wikileaks emails with Pizzagate. So let’s not pretend anyone is innocent here. It’s Republicans and Democrats.” “Here is the issue for Republicans. They ran on releasing the files. And more than that, they ran on draining the swamp. Isn’t that the whole conceit of Trumpism?” “There’s something sort of ritually ironic about this hearing…It’s like a warped, twisted, and ironic farce.” “It felt righteous because Trump was sitting on our side. He was the voice of the people and he was directing it against a corrupt establishment…which was connected to Epstein, which was connected to the Podestas, which was connected to all this evil stuff…all the lies about the elites. All the lies about the weird sexual stuff at Comet Ping Pong…and Trump was fighting them on our behalf.” “He was a champion of the people. Now here we are ten years later and it’s reversed. It’s like a sick parody…It’s like Animal Farm…now it’s a mirror image.” “In defense of Jeffrey Epstein, Les Wexner, and world jewry. Literally the sickest sh*t imaginable.”

Nick Fuentes says Trump ran on draining the swamp and exposing the Epstein network, but now looks no different from the corrupt establishment he promised to destroy. He calls it a twisted reversal, comparing the moment to Animal Farm. The anti-establishment movement becomes the establishment…or perhaps it always was. “They want to blame it on the Biden Administration. They say ‘Well this is Biden’s DOJ, it’s a Democrat OP, this is leftover from Biden.’ OK so why the fck did we elect you then?” “We are a year into our ‘Golden Age.’ We’re 25% through with this second term. And you don’t have it figured out by now? They’re still blaming it on the Democrats? Isn’t that kind of what they do with everything?” “Why is there no peace in Ukraine? Well, the Democrats left us a mess. Why is the economy still bad? Well, the Democrats left us a mess. Why are Epstein Files still covered up? Well, the Democrats ruined the DOJ.” “Ok, so why elect Republicans then? If the Democrats get in, everything’s their fault. If Republicans get in, everything’s the Democrats’ fault. If Trump gets elected, well it’s not really his fault, only the people that he hired that are at fault.” “I’ve been saying it for a long time: The problem is him. This is a difficult pill for people to swallow…he is fundamentally not up for the job. He is out to lunch.” “Epstein is using similar coded language just like the Podestas were in the Wikileaks emails with Pizzagate. So let’s not pretend anyone is innocent here. It’s Republicans and Democrats.” “Here is the issue for Republicans. They ran on releasing the files. And more than that, they ran on draining the swamp. Isn’t that the whole conceit of Trumpism?” “There’s something sort of ritually ironic about this hearing…It’s like a warped, twisted, and ironic farce.” “It felt righteous because Trump was sitting on our side. He was the voice of the people and he was directing it against a corrupt establishment…which was connected to Epstein, which was connected to the Podestas, which was connected to all this evil stuff…all the lies about the elites. All the lies about the weird sexual stuff at Comet Ping Pong…and Trump was fighting them on our behalf.” “He was a champion of the people. Now here we are ten years later and it’s reversed. It’s like a sick parody…It’s like Animal Farm…now it’s a mirror image.” “In defense of Jeffrey Epstein, Les Wexner, and world jewry. Literally the sickest sht imaginable.”

Fractured Light

13,907 次观看 • 6 个月前

Bill O’Reilly lays out the real problem holding back the Trump administration — and it’s not policy. It’s the message. He says the ICE operation in Minnesota proved it. O’REILLY: “The Trump administration has a messaging problem.” “And they should have a SWAT team that comes out when there’s a controversy and just gives the facts.” “So the big thing Minnesota which drove down the president’s poll numbers was the violence with the ICE agents that people could see on TV.” “And then they walk away and they say that’s wrong. We don’t like that. We don’t want that.” “But there was no explanation at all about what ICE was actually doing.” “And if you look at the raw data, 60% of the people that ICE took into custody we’re somewhat involved or deeply involved with criminal activity.” “And that never message NEVER got out. It never got out. It was the hotel maid. The farmer, people who have been here 85 years, they’re dragging grandpa out.” “And here’s an interesting thing for the NewsNation audience. A lot of migrants that are taken into custody by ICE have not shown up for their asylum hearings.” “You NEVER hear that reported. EVER. Once you are mandated to appear for a hearing and you’re in the country on an asylum basis, and you don’t show up, then you’re immediately designated for deportation.” “Never been reported!” “So why couldn’t the Trump administration report that?”

Bill O’Reilly lays out the real problem holding back the Trump administration — and it’s not policy. It’s the message. He says the ICE operation in Minnesota proved it. O’REILLY: “The Trump administration has a messaging problem.” “And they should have a SWAT team that comes out when there’s a controversy and just gives the facts.” “So the big thing Minnesota which drove down the president’s poll numbers was the violence with the ICE agents that people could see on TV.” “And then they walk away and they say that’s wrong. We don’t like that. We don’t want that.” “But there was no explanation at all about what ICE was actually doing.” “And if you look at the raw data, 60% of the people that ICE took into custody we’re somewhat involved or deeply involved with criminal activity.” “And that never message NEVER got out. It never got out. It was the hotel maid. The farmer, people who have been here 85 years, they’re dragging grandpa out.” “And here’s an interesting thing for the NewsNation audience. A lot of migrants that are taken into custody by ICE have not shown up for their asylum hearings.” “You NEVER hear that reported. EVER. Once you are mandated to appear for a hearing and you’re in the country on an asylum basis, and you don’t show up, then you’re immediately designated for deportation.” “Never been reported!” “So why couldn’t the Trump administration report that?”

Overton

37,592 次观看 • 6 个月前