Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Thu May 30, 2019 8:08 pm
just lol
PHATJ wrote:Even Politico says he’s growing with Hispanic voters.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... ump-225192

That's a much more nuanced, clear reading of a wide range of polls that hypothesizes several causes and outlines several potential outcomes. It's on a whole other level from the piece posted from USA Today, which was the politics equivalent of a Today Show feature on how two glasses of red wine a day will help you live to be 150 (based on one footnote of a scientific paper on the health benefits of antioxidants in general).PHATJ wrote:Even Politico says he’s growing with Hispanic voters.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... ump-225192

"When I helped lead the Trump Hispanic Advisory Council in 2016..."PHATJ wrote:More commentary and polls showing Trumps growing support amongst Hispanics.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/artic ... 39933.html
I always use the "new post" button so I don't miss that stuff because, you know, I am not a monster.run2death wrote:When did it become OK to repost something after it gets bottom-paged?
Must suck to have that fragile of an ego.
Call it what you will. Dems have a history of unbelief and ignoring signs of things to come. Underestimating Trumps popularity amongst minorities just might be the reason they lose again in 2020.Simple Torture wrote:That's a much more nuanced, clear reading of a wide range of polls that hypothesizes several causes and outlines several potential outcomes. It's on a whole other level from the piece posted from USA Today, which was the politics equivalent of a Today Show feature on how two glasses of red wine a day will help you live to be 150 (based on one footnote of a scientific paper on the health benefits of antioxidants in general).PHATJ wrote:Even Politico says he’s growing with Hispanic voters.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... ump-225192
This is from April 1st. The trend line of Hispanic approval above is updated all the way to May 30th. See if you can spot the broad trend in it.PHATJ wrote:More commentary and polls showing Trumps growing support amongst Hispanics.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/artic ... 39933.html
Look, I still don't believe that happened either.PHATJ wrote:It’s ok that you guys don’t believe it or can’t see it. You didn’t believe there was any chance that Trump would beat Hillary either, almost every poll said it was impossible, and obviously that happened. We’ll see what happens come election time. Most Americans put the economy over every other issue, and the economy is doing remarkably well. That bodes extremely well for re-election chances.
bune wrote:Look, I still don't believe that happened either.PHATJ wrote:It’s ok that you guys don’t believe it or can’t see it. You didn’t believe there was any chance that Trump would beat Hillary either, almost every poll said it was impossible, and obviously that happened. We’ll see what happens come election time. Most Americans put the economy over every other issue, and the economy is doing remarkably well. That bodes extremely well for re-election chances.
Sometimes you have to take the colloquial definition of a word over the literal, m'kay?
FWIW, except for the 2018 midterms, where his party was trounced in nearly every competitive race.PHATJ wrote:He seems to defy polls and liberal logic at every turn.