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today's NYT/Siena poll of likely voters
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...crosstabs.html
today's NYT/Siena poll of likely voters
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...crosstabs.html
biblical wave or biblical polling error
same poll
in other words, NYT has its thumb on the scales for Rs because it's afraid of making a mistake
If you think about it, it's nuts that Ken Paxton is even compe ive.
speaks to prevailing low standards for candidates
as one does when one is winning
Trump says the New York Times should be prosecuted for publishing polls that look bad for Republicans
Yeah I think about how Texans are nutty quite a bit.
Same with anyone who defends crooked Trump on anything he does.
At a time when voters have made clear they’re most concerned with the high prices of gas and groceries and a new war in the Middle East, Mr. Trump used his final in-person appearance before Americans head to the polls to talk about drain pipes, top soil, limestone, fountains and his favorite kind of columns.
“The pipes now are totally renovated,” Mr. Trump said. Propped up next to him was a poster board showing an aerial view of the pool, with this caption: “Back, and more beautiful than ever!”
The “brand-new pipes,” Mr. Trump said, are “very important in terms of the algae and other things. And it’s a complete job, and we’re very proud of it.”
The Lincoln Memorial in front of him, Mr. Trump addressed a small audience seated in folding chairs. There were a few dozen National Park Service employees, reporters, White House officials and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. At one point early in his speech, Mr. Trump beckoned to a young man who bounded up onstage with a stack of large printouts under his arm.
“Great,” Mr. Trump said as he took the stack and began rifling through it. He held up one of the printouts. It was a photograph of what looked like a rusty drainpipe. Another photograph showed a dumpster filled with detritus.
“This is another example of what it looked like just at water level and below,” he explained as he waved another photograph aloft. Every so often, he would look over his shoulder to check on the body of water behind him. “It’s a massive piece of pool,” he said, sounding impressed. It looked clean, dark and choppy on this early November day.
h/t, spurraider21
https://uscons ution.net/national-...state-compact/
"you're worse off now, but vote for us anyway"
lol begging Kansas Republicans to vote for Republicans
this is criminal abuse of power, but at the end of the day it's loser and won't do
the flood of post-election nuisance lawsuits will also be sore loser that won't work
Lol "we made it worse but the other guys will make it even more worse""you're worse off now, but vote for us anyway"
What would democrats do that could possibly make it any worse for the average person?
They might let that one transgender kid in other state participate in women's sports. Truly a fate worse than death.
the attempt to convince the US electorate that this outcome is worse than $5/gal gas has notably failed this year
catastrophic turnout problem for Rs...government trifecta clearly isn't delivering
www.gelliottmorris.com/i/223234792/...Fresh E-Day turnout data in Virginia, courtesy of State Navigate, implies Democratic **Election Day voters** are voting at a rate about 9-10 percentage points higher than Republicans. This is on top of the Democratic lead in engaging early voters in the state
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