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originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Kharron
well, you can either make thread after thread, shedding bucket after bucket of tears over Trump being the elected president of the United States, or, you could start making threads about the next Democratic politician who will run for president and fix everything just like you like it.
But if you choose to keep making threads, I am not sure the end result will be as satisfying. (negativity is bad for you)
I'm sorry you aren't happy and can't find a way to deal with this reality. Perhaps if you moved to California........
That's your take on the polls and whatever info you're considering - I'll give you that.
But you can find a supporter for every hater.
And that doesn't take into consideration that fact many are frightened to admit support from Trump, and for good reason.
And lastly, even if you're right, there is nothing wrong with being in the minority on this issue. Trump is the president... the minority is happy.
No, with respect, thats what the polls say, its not a opinion its a absolute fact, that when you look at a aggregate of recognised polls looking at Trumps approval he is regarded as a unpopular president.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
No, with respect, thats what the polls say, its not a opinion its a absolute fact, that when you look at a aggregate of recognised polls looking at Trumps approval he is regarded as a unpopular president.
With respect the polls had Hillary winning with a 98%~ chance.
While you're probably right his polls lean unfavorable I wouldn't call them absolute fact.
linky
A survey from the Princeton Election Consortium has found that Hillary Clinton has a 99 per cent chance of winning the election over Donald Trump. Three days before the election, Ms Clinton has a projected 312 electoral votes, compared to 226 for Mr Trump. A total of 270 electoral votes are needed to win. The probability statistic was found by the university’s statistical Bayesian model.
Polls again... the history speaks for itself... popularity during presidencies is rarely pretty and when it is it isn't lasting.
I don't care about polls. The only facts of polls is that they produce a %, but again, as we've seen, that percentage isn't necessarily fact. Case and point, 2016.
You too are spitting plenty of speculation yourself so don't act like it's one-sided.
You and I will never convince one another, and I don't care to address every single line/comment/point of a post like you do, so I'll likely not respond to you going forward. Just FYI
originally posted by: Muninn
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Selective memory?
Think of it like her getting more of the popular vote but ultimately Trump winning a lot more of the electoral college.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
No, with respect, thats what the polls say, its not a opinion its a absolute fact, that when you look at a aggregate of recognised polls looking at Trumps approval he is regarded as a unpopular president.