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Posted on 09/14/2026 5:40:04 PM PDT by Merrick
1. THE POLLS NEED A SCORECARD Fake polls. Bad polls. Big misses. Zoose introduces the Zoose Quarterly Pollster Rankings, powered by the Zoose Pollster Accountability Index (ZPAI), to measure what America’s pollsters have actually earned.
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Just pray 🙏.
Ain’t many people going to be buying homes with that 6.76% rate. My 3.5 looks pretty darn good. Thank you VA loans.
His method is biased toward polsters who do more polling.
That one seat SCOTUS pulled out of its collective anus and handed the Democrats in Missouri may actually make the difference.
His method compares poll results to election results. How does that bias toward more polling? Not saying you’re wrong, but he literally states his bias number comes from comparing poll results versus election results - so show me how that favor pollster who poll more often, because I would like to know how.
The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas today is $4.316.
“Old MacDonald took a Poll,
ee-eye-ee-eye-Oh!”
I’m really not getting his methodology here? They are basically ignoring results compared to polling or only counting final polling.
The trick the media polls just love to pull, and the main failure of them, is to show the Democrat winning in a landslide and then at the last minute “correcting” to show a closer race and preserve some credibility.
They pull it on purpose to skew an election and bend it toward the Dem.
Oh, bosh. Reading the polls is easy.
Polls that support my preferences are accurate.
Polls that run counter to my preferences are garbage and probably enemy psyops.
If an election doesn’t turn out the way I wanted, the election was obviously rigged.
They are all over the place right now. Mid October gives the real picture
Pray. If course! Always!
But more importantly...VOTE! And drag everyone you love to the polls as well!
More polling means they get it right in easy elections.
For example, some will poll only competitive races so those are a lot more risky. But CNN polls a non-competitive race and wammo that’s a win for CNN. So when CNN blunders their competitive race it’s only a drop in the bucket.
He needs to toss out all polls that were not competitive (unless an upset occurred).
One thing that President Trump is, is a closer in Elections.
Tonight it’s 4.07. I’m going to be kicking myself all evening for that.
“Keep telling me about the Democrat sweep in November...
The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas today is $4.316.”
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I paid $7.68 a gallon for diesel today, and that was the best deal in my area. This has become a huge financial loss for the transportation industry, which will increase shipping prices, which will further increase product and even raw material prices.
How does that help us in November?
“I paid $7.68 a gallon for diesel today, and that was the best deal in my area. This has become a huge financial loss for the transportation industry, which will increase shipping prices, which will further increase product and even raw material prices.
How does that help us in November?”
It won’t because of dumb asses like you who can’t see further than your nose.
Redistricting will help us some. But not enough.
No, it’s *only* a ‘win’ for CNN *if* the numbers are accurate. By ‘easy’ you mean one candidate has a lead above the margin of error. Doesn’t matter. If that candidate wins by 3% but CNN predicted 6% it’s still a 3% error.
If you’re suggesting CNN applies less bias in those ‘easy’ races than in the others that could support your claim, but there’s no evidence of that that I can see. They are either applying a bias or have a bias built into their polling or they do not.
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