Trump approval falls to 33%, lowest of his presidency, Reuters poll finds

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Too long-winded and massively verbose to slog through.

Respecting other people's time is standard message board etiquette.

You're free to imagine Trump is popular and widely approved of.
Yeah, don't bother slogging through information about how CNN controls your opinions with BS.
 
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Too long-winded and massively verbose to slog through.

Respecting other people's time is standard message board etiquette.

You're free to imagine Trump is popular and widely approved of.
They are flailing in the tar pit


I can’t wait for the bubbles phase

You can no longer see or hear them


Only bubbles slowly moving out of the tar
 
They are flailing in the tar pit I can’t wait for the bubbles phase You can no longer see or hear them Only bubbles slowly moving out of the tar

You've been spewing that wishful thinking for decades, Desh.

Gulp the tar.
 
And the death of the racist Republican Party is about here

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You gulping the tar pit of lies you exist in doesnt hurt those of us who live in the world of facts
 
For example, the he could back it up with this from Google AI:

'Major media watchdogs widely rate Reuters as having a center political leaning and a very high level of factual reporting. Independent organizations note that it avoids loaded, emotional language and covers multiple perspectives fairly. [1, 2, 3]'
Objecting reporting doesn't suit his narrative.
 
Reuters: a member of the TNI lairs, from the early days when they were pushing false narratives about covid/Hunter laptop and their social media members (Microsoft, FB, Twitter, Google, YouTube) were blocking facts about those things on social media, and even giving bans to people who talked about them. Remember when the NYPost got banned from social media for saying thngs that the FBI knew to be true at the time? That was TNI, and Reuters was part of TNI.

Take a moment to reflect on the fact that Reuters/NYT/WashPo/Associated Press were part of a global news cabal that banned NYPost from social media for telling the truth... Is that not alarming?


Every part of what I said is 100% verified and factual, and I can prove anything that you doubt.


Polling "Data":
What's the difference between 1) Telling a lie, and 2) Telling a lie with a number beside it?
Nothing, but the second one is more convincing. Right?

And do you think that liars will refrain from telling lies with numbers beside them? No, they will not.


Polling Data and "Twitter likes and re-tweets":
Before Elon bought Twitter, and J Dorsey was running it, Twitter was using shadow bans and outright bans to push false TNI narratives, such as "We know the zoonotic origin theory is the only likely candidate", and their algorithms were also pushing TNI's false narratives to the forefront, making them more likely to be seen while more accurate information was bumped down.

Not only that, a legion of bots was also "liking and sharing" content that Twitter wanted to popularize, and TNI narratives were at the forefront of that.

For that reason, whenever Hillary or another popular leftist said anything, their posts quickly got tens of thousands of "likes and shares" from bot accounts, lending the posts an air of credibility and popularity that was false.

And that's why, if you recall, MSM outlets were constantly citing the number of likes and shares that certain posts got on Twitter.

Eg: "Hillary said "blah blah blah" and her post was liked and shared by over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE!!!!:loveu:" OMH she is so popular right now.

Well, now Elon owns Twitter (X) and the bot army is gone, so the BS "likes and re-tweets" no longer exist, and therefor polling data is all they've got.

Do you think that the group that was citing fake likes and re-tweets is above citing fake polling data? Of course not.


How "Polling "Data" is Used:
CNN et al can't openly say "We just love Kamala so we want you to believe this is true", but what they can do is show a video of someone talking (lying) and then refer to BS polling data that says "The cool kids all think this guy is legit." And it works.

Don't you find it odd that polling data always shows what CNN wants it to show, and that only elections go against the grain?


Examples of fake polling data:
Before the last 3 elections in the USA and the last 3 in Canada, the leftist parties led by 5-7% for the entire last month of the campaigns, and then suddenly on the last weekend, for no apparent reason, the polls shifted by the millions, down to only +1.5%.

No great reason was cited, it just magically happened. 6 times in a row.

then the elections happened and sometimes the conservatives even won the popular vote. That means that the polling data from 1 week before the election, at say 6%, was off by about 7-8% in some instances. But it was only off the polling "data" from the weekend by 0-3%. So the weekend polling data was not that bad, hey?

But the effect of telling people "THIS IS POPULAR" for 30 days straight effects the outcome of an election to a great extent.


The polling data that you are shown is BS. Always. FYI CNN doesn't show you polling data to give you accurate information, they do it to control what you think about important topics. ;)
Democrats (and government) love to throw numbers around as if they were from God.

I have a thread called the Data Mine. It's rules are simple:

Numbers are meaningless (random numbers of type randU), unless the following is also provided:
* the source of the numbers.
* the method by which they were gathered.
* the authority gathering them.
* when they were gathered and what period of time they apply to.
* the raw data itself.
* raw data must not be behind any paywall.
* if a poll, the questions asked, and the cross section metadata of the population it was asked from.
* if instrumentation data, the instrumentation used, the tolerance value, and the calibration method of that instrument.
* if statistical summary is given, the raw data of that summary (meeting all other requirements must be provided), the calculation of the margin of error value, the normalization method, and of course the summary itself. One number without the others is meaningless in statistical mathematics. Note that statistical math is incapable of prediction normally inherent in mathematics, due to the use of random numbers both in selection and in normalization.

If a 'trend' is mentioned in any way, at least two absolute measurements are required.

For actual data, these rules are simple to meet.

A random number of type randU is a number made up in someone's head. I consider all 'data' to be just that, until these requirements are satisfied. The burden of proof is squarely on the one providing the numbers.

Anyone attempting to shift the burden of proof (a fallacy by itself) is committing an attempted force of negative proof fallacy. (This is like guilty until proven innocent).

In other words, I want to see their homework, including all math calculations used.
 
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