Posted on 10/14/2016 4:03:18 PM PDT by bobsunshine
The charts Posobiec released are below, along with commentary from an unnamed polling analyst.
Among the comments made by the analyst:
“She [Hillary] is NOT winning right now in spite of the utterly and overwhelming media blitzkrieg saying that she is.”
“Honestly, I couldn’t be happier . . . the fact that support was found, even for just one day, yesterday at the minimum support level you see is a type of beautiful good . . . if we begin to slowly build forward and upward gently again, we’ll win.”
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Grump cat posts negativity here everyday. Look up their post history.
Enthusiasm, largely driven by the stakes and the stark difference between the candidates, especially on national identity and constitutional government.
Too many years working with probabilities and statistics at my job to know this doesn’t say much, especially for this election. But that’s just me. Everyone else seems overjoyed by it. :shrug:
I just hope Rove isn’t on the team.
A little late to the game here arent you??
It should!
That’s like an invading general watching his cannon balls bounce off the fortress walls.
This election reminds me more and more of 1980.
I am familiar with the concepts of Resistance and Support per technical analysis of the price of a stock or other commodity on the market. I have never heard nor thought of the concepts applying to opinion polls though....food for thought...
Monica Lewinsky called. She wants her dress back.
I wish I remembered more about that election. I was in college at the time, and the main issue of the day was the Iranian students lecturing the rest of the students about how evil the US was. Surprised more fights didn't break out than actually happened.
Came from a pro-union, Democrat family, but even by college, I couldn't vote for Carter. I had a negative impression of Reagan because of his years as governor of our state and what I now know was a massive MSM dump on him. At the time, that's where most of the political information came from other than family (read above).
Sadly, I went with John Anderson. My one and only non-GOP presidential vote. :redface:
So this year the following states are being called swing states:
NH
PA
OH
VA
NC
FL
IA
CO
NV
Of this list, Trump’s best changes are:
NH
OH
NC
FL
IA
I predict he wins all of these 5.
I’d love to say PA, too, but over the past several elections, they’ve been full of fraud. 110% for Obama in Philly in 2012. Really? And no one from Romney’s campaign challenged that either. Pathetic!
The press keeps saying GA and AZ are also toss ups... Bull! Trump owns them.
If that is true, then also that list should include:
ME
MI
WI
NM
All of which they’re calling for Clinton, but are a lot closer than they think, or, probably more accurately, they’re telling us.
Too bad you kept writing in Spiro Agnew every time.
Huh?
This is not an internal poll. This is an LA/USC poll, analyzed by someone for Gen. Flynn.
I was 18 years old in 1976 and actually volunteered for the Reagan campaign. Did door-to-doors. I was young and had bell bottoms and long hair, so the staff thought I’d be great talking to the young generation!
So, Reagan lost to Ford. I HATED that RINO Ford!!! I was so pissed that I voted for Jimmy Carter in November.
I joined the Air Force that year and wound up serving for 22 years. During that time I was not allowed to work on any campaigns.
1980 was great. I was stationed on Cape Cod in Massachusetts at a radar site. I was on “swing” or evening shift on election evening. I was working with some democrat civilian technicians and I loved listening to the radio with them as the returns came in!!! I was so in their faces! Reagan even won Massachusetts!!!
After the shift I stayed up all night partying with some like minded friends. Didn’t have to go back on duty again until 1500, so no problem!
This year the media is shamelessly skewing polls. This is the most contested election ever.
Think trotting out Gloria Allred will backfire on the Clinton Camp?
Aren’t Men & Women disgusted by her?
Maine splits it’s electoral vote by congressional district
(they’re only two congressional districts).
Statewide, there are 4 electoral votes.
Maine’s second congressional district has Trump leading by double digits.
Grope Stories..!! Pfssst.!! If I was Trump I Would say "I'll bet twenty bucks Hillary had her hand up more skirts then I ever did..!"
:)
Let’s not get distracted by Hillary in an orange jumpsuit; let’s stay on message.
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