[willk]

This is certainly an improvement.

[kempster]

If you follow the polls. the poll I am watching is the 30,000+ that come to see Trump and the 0 to 8 people who come to see Joe.

that’s my poll.

[headstamp 2]

LOL, time to bring the polls back to reality in another week or so.

[Signalman]

Today’s Rasmussen job approval has him at 47% which, by historical standards, is pretty good.

[Professional]

The trite and predictable “tightening of the race...too close to call...”

[rightwingcrazy]

I wonder if the improvement is in spite of their recently messed-up internals, or because they’re correcting them.

[euram]

I saw an analysis of the Rasmussen poll showing Biden up by 14. In that poll, he estimated Trump was going to get only 76 percent of the Republican vote. I thought that was pretty insane since Trump got 94 percent of the Republican vote during the primaries and has record in-party approval.

[Phillyred]

National polls don’t matter.

[DoughtyOne]

Down to five...

Bwa ha ha ha ha... bwa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...

Does anyone really believe this “S”?

[SeekAndFind]

I have YET to see a poll from Rasmussen showing Trump leading in this election...

[MCEscherHammer]

How can you believe a poll that vacillates so wildly...?

They keep changing their Special Sauce...

[Ouchthatonehurt]

The Senate seat is his to lose.

[KC_Conspirator]

No kidding. Is that really the case? Gonna have to look at the numbers, but who goes from a 12 pt lead to half a point in such short time?

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

PEAK BIDEN!

[Aetius]

If Rasmussen is accurate then hopefully this shows the damage done by the first debate and the Covid episode has receded some.

Now if there is a second debate President Trump needs to make two adjustments:

1. Don’t interrupt Biden. Even if Biden interrupts first and a Wallace-like hack moderator lets him get away with, Trump should respond in kind sparingly. Instead let Biden speak. The more he does the greater the chance he’ll go off into a bizarre incoherent and rambling bit of nonsense.

2. Be better prepared to counter attacks that everyone knew would be leveled. Like the “very fine people” Charlottesville hoax. I still can’t believe President Trump didn’t unload on Biden and Wallace for that one. It was stunning really. I couldn’t believe he didn’t have what he actually said that day memorized and ready to recite, and that he didn’t ask viewers to watch the unedited video or read the unedited transcript. Then top it off by accusing Biden of being the one spreading racial division by constantly repeating such a vile lie.

[grobdriver]

Is simply the polling organizations feathering their outlook from trying to affect the outcome to reality, so they don't look too stupid in November.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Which is why the commie media is hell bent on covering up the goodies about Hunter Biden

[1Old Pro]

7 points in a week, so what, Trump will be up 2 points next week?

[CatOwner]

As much as I am a pessimist, I cannot truly believe that the spread between the two, regardless of who is leading, moved 7 percentage points in one week. That speaks either to manufactured numbered or really crappy polling methods.

[FreeReign]

The Rasmussen Poll, which is no longer owned by its namesake, is not to be trusted.

JMO.

[guido911]

I don’t believe this. I will wait for the CNN or NBC poll to tell me how to think