Finally
uh huh ... yep
Trump is done for good this time!
BS
never believe the polls
just vote for Trump - Cruz and
depose these Leftist bastards once and for all
Sure thing Reuters.
Whatever.
Live by the polls. Die by the polls.
Go Cruz.
May the vile media rot.
his critics have likened to the mandatory registration of Jews in Nazi Germany.
Big difference ; the Jews were innocent and the Muslims are not
Peaked way too early.
Who answers polls on Thanksgiving?
The obligatory poll from the media to control the narrative.
PING!!!!!!!!!!
Trump takes a few days off, and the government controlled media, talking heads have a hay day...
He’ll be back in FLA. tomorrow, watch out...
GO TRUMP ALL THE WAY TO THE OVAL OFFICE!!!
There is really little point to discussing propaganda. It is a matter of practice, not of theory.
One cannot determine theoretically whether one propaganda is better than another.
Rather, that propaganda is good that has the desired results, and that propaganda is bad that does not lead to the desired results.
It does not matter how clever it is, for the task of propaganda is not to be clever, its task is to lead to success.
I therefore avoid theoretical discussions about propaganda, for there is no point to it.
Propaganda shows that it is good if over a certain period it can win over and fire up people for an idea.
If it fails to do so, it is bad propaganda.
If propaganda wins the people it wanted to win, it was presumably good, and if not, it was presumably bad.
No one can say that your propaganda is too crude or low or brutal, or that it is not decent enough, for those are not the relevant criteria.
Its purpose is not to be decent, or gentle, or weak, or modest; it is to be successful.
-Joe Goebbels
President Trump... because he ain’t them.
If you look at the “likely” Republican voters, Trump’s support actually spikes up from 28 percent to 35 percent, while the “Republican” in its broadest is still staying above 30 percent, although it has dipped, and which tends to go up and down quite a bit anyway. Republican in its broadest category even shows Ben Carson leaping up 4 or 5 points back into second place, which, if true, basically guarantees Trump’s continued dominance. Carson will never oust Trump.
Media biased title is total B/S.
Reuters polling as of Nov 27:
Businessman Donald Trump 30.0%
Wouldn’t vote 22.9%
Surgeon and author Ben Carson 10.7%
Fla. Sen. Marco Rubio 5.7%
Former Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush 5.3%
Tex. Sen. Ted Cruz 5.0%
Ohio Gov. John Kasich 3.8%
NJ Gov. Chris Christie 3.7%
Former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee 3.5%
Ken. Sen. Rand Paul 2.4%
Former Sen. candidate and business executive Carly Fiorina 2.3%
Former Va. Gov. Jim Gilmore 2.1%
Former NY Gov. George Pataki 1.1%
Former Penn. Sen. Rick Santorum 1.1%
SC Sen. Lindsey Graham 0.3%
La. Gov. Bobby Jindal —%
http://polling.reuters.com/#!poll/TR130
The polls are up and down at this point. It’s hard to say why. Are folks’ opinions that fluid? Is the up and down just statistical noise? Are external events changing voter opinions? How valid are current polls? Are high rates of non-response and subsequent self-selection issues ruining the methodological validity?
All things, I’d say it’s likely at this point, trump has about 30%, Cruz has around 15% -20%, and Rubio is at close to those levels, or a little less. Carson is in the middle of a long-term decline. There are no other candidates.
Could it be that Trump’s antics are getting old with the voters? The Reuters poll imo isn’t that accurate, but if he’s taken a hit in a poll where he was once at 42%, something has to be going on.
I wonder who is have the biggest orgasm, the MSM, the GOPe, the Democrats or the Trump bashers here on Facebook.
My humble suggestion for all of the above and the Trump backers is, a grain of salt. Iodized of course.