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KillHour posted:At this point, his handlers are either making up numbers or using those fake "surveys" that only go out to people on the RNC mailing list to get these numbers. Either way, lol that even the fake numbers don't look good. that's like republican-only numbers lol
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Likely referencing 25% of Republicans, which is pretty funny to brag about. efb 
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Lol @ blaming Obama for McConnell literally blocking the nominees.
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skylined! posted:Likely referencing 25% of Republicans, which is pretty funny to brag about. That’s likely what it is.
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AlBorlantern Corps posted:Only 25% of Republicans Which is all he gives a poo poo about anyway. Nobody else need exist as far as he's concerned.
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Hahaha the 25 percent is from his whole party, not from independents and Democrats.
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Party Plane Jones posted:https://twitter.com/Avi_Bueno/status/1181720022030454789 It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff.
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KillHour posted:Lol @ blaming Obama for McConnell literally blocking the nominees. His stupid rear end base will believe it and then subsequently whine about Democrat obstruction.
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skylined! posted:Likely referencing 25% of Republicans, which is pretty funny to brag about. Only Republicans are people. Democrats and Independents are unhinged lunatics. 
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Ringo Star Get posted:Hahaha the 25 percent is from his whole party, not from independents and Democrats. I haven't actually seen one that had Republicans that high, so if he's got an internal poll showing that, it's actually the worst poll so far Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff.
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it's cool the president's brain doesn't work so he can both have the highest approval rating among republicans ever but also a quarter of his party wants charges brought against him.theflyingorc posted:I haven't actually seen one that had Republicans that high, so if he's got an internal poll showing that, it's actually the worst poll so far yeah every one i've seen is around 20 percent. 25 percent of the population is kinda the default number for any given president (obama and bush both had "should be impeached" numbers around there).
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ryde posted:What poll is he actually referring to? I've never seen one that low. Probably one of Republicans. He does that.
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AlBorlantern Corps posted:Only 25% of Republicans this. thats what its from probably.
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https://twitter.com/laraseligman/status/1181973043490492416?s=20 https://twitter.com/ynms79797979/status/1181970438043394050?s=20
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Oct 9, 2019 17:47
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. You really don't think there's a moral obligation to not platform state-sponsored propaganda to support a genocidal military action? You would have been okay with the Washington Post publishing Göbbel's propaganda?
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My prediction is that not too far out we’re gonna see numbers supporting impeachment at 90% among Dems, 55% among Independents, and 30% among Republicans. What that means for an overall support I don’t know I’m bad at math and have no idea how many of each demo there is.
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Oct 9, 2019 17:48
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. I won’t hold my breath waiting for WaPo to publish 2 pieces by Kurdish leaders.
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. And yet almost every time we find an absolute trash opinion page it is hosted by the Washington Post.
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. So then what does the newspaper get out of publishing this? Do they think normalizing genocide is worth some kind of prestige gained from publishing foreign heads of state?
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. next time you think about posting something like this...don't.
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Oct 9, 2019 17:49
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:My prediction is that not too far out we’re gonna see numbers supporting impeachment at 90% among Dems, 55% among Independents, and 30% among Republicans. What that means for an overall support I don’t know I’m bad at math and have no idea how many of each demo there is. 30% of GOP supporting it would be really loving bad for trump.
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Oct 9, 2019 17:51
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:My prediction is that not too far out we’re gonna see numbers supporting impeachment at 90% among Dems, 55% among Independents, and 30% among Republicans. What that means for an overall support I don’t know I’m bad at math and have no idea how many of each demo there is. 58.2% using 2017 registration numbers.
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. Except that most people don't remember this, know this, or care. They will only see the tacit approval of it by the newspaper. When I went through Journalism, this was talked about at great length as a problem in the industry because THE AVERAGE NEWS CONSUMER does not discriminate on what is published by the tiny heading saying "opinion." Read any comments on a news piece that is an opinion, people either just take it as fact or lambast the newspaper for taking a side. No matter which way it's taken, it's approval by the newspaper.
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It's the friggin dril tweet
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KillHour posted:58.2% using 2017 registration numbers. That would be pretty good.
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Oct 9, 2019 17:52
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Ringo Star Get posted:Hahaha the 25 percent is from his whole party, not from independents and Democrats. Or its from one of Parscale's handpicked push polls
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Or they literally just made up numbers.
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Wylie posted:Which is all he gives a poo poo about anyway. Nobody else need exist as far as he's concerned. 25% among Republicans is a disastrous number.
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CuddleCryptid posted:And yet almost every time we find an absolute trash opinion page it is hosted by the Washington Post. Yeah, it can't be that people ITT preferentially post bad Op-Eds from WaPo. Inconceivable! eke out posted:that's like republican-only numbers lol Sure, the only people Republicans care about are other Republicans
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twice burned ice posted:You really don't think there's a moral obligation to not platform state-sponsored propaganda to support a genocidal military action? I don’t necessarily agree with the practice. I just want to head off the inevitable “WaPo published terrible opinions and is therefore Fake News Media biased against the left” at the pass because the opinion section and news sections are separate.
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Munkeymon posted:Yeah, it can't be that people ITT preferentially post bad Op-Eds from WaPo. Inconceivable! How is that different from the post you're quoting
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. look, it is completely normal to run Erik Prince's op-ed asking to become viceroy of colonial Afghanistan. there is no part of this process that reflects the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff. now here's "a venezuelan-american comedian," explaining why Ruth Bader Ginsburg being your spirit animal shouldn't stop you from putting US boots on the ground to get her daddy his job as Minister For Beating Any Unionized Workers To Death back.
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CuddleCryptid posted:And yet almost every time we find an absolute trash opinion page it is hosted by the Washington Post. Hey now, there's also the New York Times.
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Ogmius815 posted:It’s a very common practice for newspapers to publish opinion pieces by foreign officials like this. Happens all the time. There’s no reason to freak out about it once you remember that opinion pieces are not really curated for content in the way you want, and they aren’t meant to reflect the opinion of the publisher or the newspaper staff.
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Just want to confirm that the 25% does indeed come from polled Republicans in the latest WaPo poll. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L-XRdXdqB2Rd0ImdcMC2yoCG8Nh-2rhdZN9xlbZaRqM/edit#gid=0' Like, that really is an utterly disastrous number that Trump is gleefully bragging about. I won't speculate about whether he actually understands that or not.
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CuddleCryptid posted:And yet almost every time we find an absolute trash opinion page it is hosted by the Washington Post. https://twitter.com/travis_view/status/1181837179686809601?s=19
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Push El Burrito posted:Hey now, there's also the New York Times. And the WSJ, though they don't limit it there.
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Flip Yr Wig posted:Just want to confirm that the 25% does indeed come from polled Republicans in the latest WaPo poll. Yeah, having a full quarter of your own infamously lockstep party want you gone is a terrible, terrible indicator.
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Flip Yr Wig posted:Just want to confirm that the 25% does indeed come from polled Republicans in the latest WaPo poll. Haha
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Failed Imagineer posted:How is that different from the post you're quoting My read of the post I was quoting was saying the opposite: that WaPo's Opinion section must be Real Bad because we, here in this thread, keep getting links to bad WaPo Op-Eds. I could be reading that wrong, of course, but it's certainly wrong to assume that their Opinion section is particularly bad based just on what gets linked here because that set will always be biased towards what will piss the thread off.
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