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Chris Christie posted:Not to mention the new voters Trump will pull into the General Election. You think the polls were bad underestimating Obama's margins of victory? HA, what 'till you see how WRONG the likely voter models are for a general election featuring Donald Trump. My memories of 2008 and 2012 were actually the polls, once averaged by groups like 538, being incredibly accurate though.
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MrWillsauce posted:I was more concerned by the remarks about poor people being stupid losers. I don't feel like dignifying that part of his posts with a response.
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Chris Christie posted:When you think about it, it is ultimately you leftists who will be most responsible for PRESIDENT Donald Trump. Dems always run hip dudes like Kerry and Gore, whereas republicans traditionally run detached, political masterminds like Reagan and Bush Jr.
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Chris Christie: Make America Grate Again. E: Reagan was a detached political mastermind in the same way his senility made him a timelord. FAUXTON fucked around with this message at 03:53 on Aug 4, 2015 |
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point of return posted:My memories of 2008 and 2012 were actually the polls, once averaged by groups like 538, being incredibly accurate though. Polls won't be accurate until the primary season is upon us. Most normal people haven't even bothered to investigate their options yet. Right now polls are mostly measuring what name people heard most recently. That's why it's all Trump/Clinton all the time. quote:I find your faith in humanity amusing. Just LOL if you don't think MILLIONS upon MILLIONS of your Obama voters are sheep who will happily flock to the new, hip, glamour candidate. They'll eat up his new reality show, Trump 2016. He'll churn out even more additional new voters too. Your biggest mistake is thinking that Trump is hip or that average folks/moderates think he is hip. He's an old, worn-out fool and he doesn't have 1/10th of, e.g., Reagan's charisma. He's not nearly slick enough to pull of any sort of coup in the general. Vox Nihili fucked around with this message at 03:53 on Aug 4, 2015 |
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Chris Christie posted:I am being 100% truthful about supporting Trump AT THIS MOMENT IN TIME though. That's incredibly hilarious, and a good indicator of how sad it must be to identify as Republican these days. Anyway, around 50%~ of Republicans think Trump is actively bad for the party, and 61% of total voters would "never, ever" vote for Trump. As a liberal, I really would love to see Trump become the GOP nominee, but unfortunately I don't think we'll be that lucky.
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Shinjobi posted:More Chris Christie please There's plenty to go around. E: Wafer Thin/gently caress Off 2016: Telling It Like It Is.
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point of return posted:My memories of 2008 and 2012 were actually the polls, once averaged by groups like 538, being incredibly accurate though. An average of a number of polls will almost always be a better predictor of the result than looking at any one of that sample individually. You mentioned 538; Silver's book discusses at length how it's generally better to average the forecasts of multiple sources than to pick one out. I'm no shill for Silver's special brand of pop statistics, but on this point he's right.
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spacemang_spliff posted:loving lol if Trump wins the nomination Who is center stage WHO! say it slower, you know you like it, Rubio is fun, but you know Trump takes you where you want to go.
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Dahn posted:Who is center stage WHO! say it slower, you know you like it, Rubio is fun, but you know Trump takes you where you want to go. Regardless of whether or not you want to go there, obviously, while yanking your hair out.
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From the PYF Funny Pictures thread.Midnight Voyager posted:Trumpy! You can do stupid things! World Famous W fucked around with this message at 04:36 on Aug 4, 2015 |
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World Famous Whore posted:Trumpy! You can do stupid things! This potato's got
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Ignite Memories posted:Lol if you think the type of people who watch the apprentice register to vote. It's the people watching Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune immediately preceding Apprentice that register to vote.
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Feather posted:I'd vote Trump in the general just to see the yoojest, classiest Inauguration ever. And can you imagine the SOTU addresses? Some people will call his renovations at the White House over-the-top, but press pictures of President Trump receiving state visitors at the Presidential Craps Table will actually go over well in some parts of the world.
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FAUXTON posted:Chris Christie: Make America Grate (parmesan into my spaghetti) Again.
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Someone in the thread posted a print ready image of the GOP debate bingo card - I'm doing some prep for an Australian GOP debate party thing, anyone got that card or a similar one? Edit: vvvvv - I want the card so I can use it 'as is.' We are watching the debate. Cthulhu Dreams fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Aug 4, 2015 |
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HEY COME BACK YOU YES YOU, GET BACK HERE, DID YOU HEAR ME SAY "WHEN?" Cthulhu Dreams posted:Someone in the thread posted a print ready image of the GOP debate bingo card - I'm doing some prep for an Australian GOP debate party thing, anyone got that card or a similar one? Isn't it pretty much the same these days except everything is Florida?
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Eagerly anticipating forums poster Chris Christie's eventual toxx for Trump.
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JT Jag posted:Eagerly anticipating forums poster Chris Christie's eventual toxx for Trump.
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Morrow posted:This is how America dies: on a reality tv show come to life. Of all the visions of post apocalyptic America to come true, I honestly wouldn't have picked Shock Treatment.
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I have to say, Trump's the GOP candidate I'd vote for. Sure, the entire Democratic Party machine would have to be wiped off the face of the earth by an asteroid for me to do so, but if I had to chose a Republican I'd chose him. As a 90's kid I despise the Bush family and I'm really not looking forward to Iraq War III, Walker's literally a puppet with a Koch hand up his rear end, and a vote for anyone else would be throwing my vote away. Don't get me wrong I'd be getting blackout drunk after I did that, but I see Trump as the Chaotic Neutral option in a field of evil. Since I doubt that both Clinton and Sanders will suddenly cease to exist, I can sit back and watch the madness from the sidelines. 
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Chris Christie posted:Not to mention the new voters Trump will pull into the General Election. You think the polls were bad underestimating Obama's margins of victory? HA, what 'till you see how WRONG the likely voter models are for a general election featuring Donald Trump. Obama got plenty of pop-star votes from idiots who never voted before and won't again, but Trump is an ACTUAL pop-culture star. This time the GOP will get in on those sweet, sweet moron votes. Hell, Democrats ALWAYS win the stupid vote and the loser vote - Obama, Kerry, Gore, Clinton - they ALL won the poverty-level income and below vote and the high-school drop-out vote by HUGE margins. The Donald is going to TRUMP their performances and turn the stupid loser vote in favor of the GOP nominee. You are literally the most disgusting person I have ever had the misfortune of being even tangentially exposed to. You are what is wrong with this country. You are the reason we are falling behind in science, education and technology. People like you, with your lovely opinions and judgmental attitudes, voting against the common welfare of the American people. Sociology is clear on the subject; stigmatization of individuals with low socioeconomic status are the largest factor limiting the opportunities of individuals trying to escape poverty. Yes, you read that correctly, your attitudes on poverty are why there are so many poor people in this country. I hope you have live on minimum wage some day. That way you'd have some grip on reality.
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Fox Ironic posted:You are literally the most disgusting person I have ever had the misfortune of being even tangentially exposed to. You are what is wrong with this country. You are the reason we are falling behind in science, education and technology. People like you, with your lovely opinions and judgmental attitudes, voting against the common welfare of the American people. Sociology is clear on the subject; stigmatization of individuals with low socioeconomic status are the largest factor limiting the opportunities of individuals trying to escape poverty. Nice copypasta
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Thanks a bunch Alkydere posted:I have to say, Trump's the GOP candidate I'd vote for. Sure, the entire Democratic Party machine would have to be wiped off the face of the earth by an asteroid for me to do so, but if I had to chose a Republican I'd chose him. Yeah, this is totally true (also I'd have to be an American citizen). Trump is insane, but he's not as bad as the other guys (except maybe Kaisach). Which merely serves to illustrate how actively malicious guys like Walker and Jindal are.
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Cthulhu Dreams posted:Thanks a bunch Kasich supports the Balanced Budget Amendment which means one of three things: 1) he knows it'll never pass, so he's being dishonest, 2) he doesn't actually support it, so he's being dishonest, 3) he thinks it's a legitimately good idea which makes him insane and happy to light on fire most of the (non-military, I assume) public sector spending in the US, so education and welfare.
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Fox Ironic posted:You are literally the most disgusting person I have ever had the misfortune of being even tangentially exposed to. You are what is wrong with this country. You are the reason we are falling behind in science, education and technology. People like you, with your lovely opinions and judgmental attitudes, voting against the common welfare of the American people. Sociology is clear on the subject; stigmatization of individuals with low socioeconomic status are the largest factor limiting the opportunities of individuals trying to escape poverty. I can't tell who's serious here, I guess I have to vote for Trump to find out.
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Chris Christie posted:Not to mention the new voters Trump will pull into the General Election. You think the polls were bad underestimating Obama's margins of victory? HA, what 'till you see how WRONG the likely voter models are for a general election featuring Donald Trump. Obama got plenty of pop-star votes from idiots who never voted before and won't again, but Trump is an ACTUAL pop-culture star. This time the GOP will get in on those sweet, sweet moron votes. Hell, Democrats ALWAYS win the stupid vote and the loser vote - Obama, Kerry, Gore, Clinton - they ALL won the poverty-level income and below vote and the high-school drop-out vote by HUGE margins. The Donald is going to TRUMP their performances and turn the stupid loser vote in favor of the GOP nominee. Yes! Yes! Yes!
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