hanimmal
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Had to google it, that the one in Florida?
Trump is going to lose in November
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MickFoster
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Yup........Ocala.
One of the asshole's favorite stops.
hanimmal
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Even if Biden can pull off a win in Flordia/Texas/Georgia I am not expecting Trump to not get those Republican govenors to pull some dirty tricks to give Trump their electoral votes. I am hoping the rest of the country understands this and shows up in force for Biden everywhere else.
hanimmal
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I can't wait until our nations democracy is not under attack by a foreign military so that I can quit being so serious.
hanimmal
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I would suggest watching his entire speeches to her so that she can see how far off base the slickly edited clips are.
Why would you think it is?
hanimmal
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So you're just going to go around and bump all the Trumpkin titled threads this morning?
Is your anti-American troll mask slipping again?
Fogdog
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Vilepussy's mask fell off a while ago. I tried to see if anything useful was posted but it's mostly just right wing or Russian anti US propaganda. But then, saw nothing of value. She's on ignore. We have enough hate, why tolerate a perma-hater?
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CunningCanuk
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I think someone is off their meds again.
Fogdog
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And now for some silly news.
According to Fox News, truckers see a lot of yard signs for Trump, which means he's going to win in November.
www.foxnews.com
Jimmy Failla: Trump is on pace to win 2020 election in a 'lawn-slide' -- here's why I say that
Trucker polls show Trump enjoying a massive edge in signage
With less than 30 days until the election, the general consensus from callers to my radio show is that Trump signs, outnumber Biden signs, by about 25 to 1 in all 50 states.
Yard signs. A right wing call-in talk show gets headlines on Fox News for saying Trump is winning the yard sign contest.
How 20th Century. How desperate. How old. How senile.
So, it's not exactly news that yard signs aren't effective at convincing anybody. Actually those yard signs were paid for by the person who put them up. But are they effective?
Sorry campaign managers: Lawn signs are only 98.3 percent useless.
To a campaign manager, lawn signs are similar to randomly handing out fliers at a grocery store: a waste of time, money and energy.
Now there’s data out that, in the main, proves campaign managers right. Last October, we spoke with Donald Green, a professor at Columbia University who has done decades of work assessing the utility of various methods of voter outreach. He's also the lead author of a study released this month that evaluates the efficacy of lawn signs. Green partnered with researchers at universities in Upstate New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia to test signs in four races at the federal, state and local level.
Of the researchers’ four experiments, only one involved what you might generally think of as yard signs. ... signs were placed in supporters’ yards — the thing that campaigns often spend a lot of time coordinating. In that case, interestingly, the effects were essentially zero.
So, why do it? The real reason for all those yard signs:
Political candidates love lawn signs because 1. They love seeing their name around, 2. They assume that the number of lawn signs they see somehow correlates to the level of support they enjoy and 3. They know that campaigns have lawn signs, and candidates are biased toward mimicking what winning candidates have done.
The real reason Trump's campaign invested in those signs (actually two reasons): First, the Trump's campaign is short of cash and people PAY for those signs, so it's cheap. A waste of time but it's cheap and might even make some money to pay for Trump's over priced staff. Second, it strokes Trump's ego to see all those signs. It's all about Trump's image and ego, even if it doesn't make a bit of difference to his campaign.
Trump is going to lose in November. Lose bigly.
According to Fox News, truckers see a lot of yard signs for Trump, which means he's going to win in November.
Jimmy Failla: Trump is on pace to win 2020 election in a 'lawn-slide' -- here's why I say that
The left still hasn’t learned the key lesson from the 2016 election
Jimmy Failla: Trump is on pace to win 2020 election in a 'lawn-slide' -- here's why I say that
Trucker polls show Trump enjoying a massive edge in signage
With less than 30 days until the election, the general consensus from callers to my radio show is that Trump signs, outnumber Biden signs, by about 25 to 1 in all 50 states.
Yard signs. A right wing call-in talk show gets headlines on Fox News for saying Trump is winning the yard sign contest.
How 20th Century. How desperate. How old. How senile.
So, it's not exactly news that yard signs aren't effective at convincing anybody. Actually those yard signs were paid for by the person who put them up. But are they effective?
Sorry campaign managers: Lawn signs are only 98.3 percent useless.
To a campaign manager, lawn signs are similar to randomly handing out fliers at a grocery store: a waste of time, money and energy.
Now there’s data out that, in the main, proves campaign managers right. Last October, we spoke with Donald Green, a professor at Columbia University who has done decades of work assessing the utility of various methods of voter outreach. He's also the lead author of a study released this month that evaluates the efficacy of lawn signs. Green partnered with researchers at universities in Upstate New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia to test signs in four races at the federal, state and local level.
Of the researchers’ four experiments, only one involved what you might generally think of as yard signs. ... signs were placed in supporters’ yards — the thing that campaigns often spend a lot of time coordinating. In that case, interestingly, the effects were essentially zero.
So, why do it? The real reason for all those yard signs:
Political candidates love lawn signs because 1. They love seeing their name around, 2. They assume that the number of lawn signs they see somehow correlates to the level of support they enjoy and 3. They know that campaigns have lawn signs, and candidates are biased toward mimicking what winning candidates have done.
The real reason Trump's campaign invested in those signs (actually two reasons): First, the Trump's campaign is short of cash and people PAY for those signs, so it's cheap. A waste of time but it's cheap and might even make some money to pay for Trump's over priced staff. Second, it strokes Trump's ego to see all those signs. It's all about Trump's image and ego, even if it doesn't make a bit of difference to his campaign.
Trump is going to lose in November. Lose bigly.
shrxhky420
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Bublonichronic
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Why can you say Trumptard but I can’t say libt%*+.... seems a little hypocritical
chornyvolk
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Because they are Liberal pussies.
Sir Napsalot
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Bublonichronic
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Joined today huh ? Did they ban your normal account for not being libt@!#ed ?
blu3bird
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As a trucker driving all over Michigan almost every day, I do see a lot more Trump yard signs here than Biden yard signs, but.....And now for some silly news.
According to Fox News, truckers see a lot of yard signs for Trump, which means he's going to win in November.
Jimmy Failla: Trump is on pace to win 2020 election in a 'lawn-slide' -- here's why I say that
The left still hasn’t learned the key lesson from the 2016 election
Jimmy Failla: Trump is on pace to win 2020 election in a 'lawn-slide' -- here's why I say that
Trucker polls show Trump enjoying a massive edge in signage
With less than 30 days until the election, the general consensus from callers to my radio show is that Trump signs, outnumber Biden signs, by about 25 to 1 in all 50 states.
Yard signs. A right wing call-in talk show gets headlines on Fox News for saying Trump is winning the yard sign contest.
How 20th Century. How desperate. How old. How senile.
So, it's not exactly news that yard signs aren't effective at convincing anybody. Actually those yard signs were paid for by the person who put them up. But are they effective?
Sorry campaign managers: Lawn signs are only 98.3 percent useless.
To a campaign manager, lawn signs are similar to randomly handing out fliers at a grocery store: a waste of time, money and energy.
Now there’s data out that, in the main, proves campaign managers right. Last October, we spoke with Donald Green, a professor at Columbia University who has done decades of work assessing the utility of various methods of voter outreach. He's also the lead author of a study released this month that evaluates the efficacy of lawn signs. Green partnered with researchers at universities in Upstate New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia to test signs in four races at the federal, state and local level.
Of the researchers’ four experiments, only one involved what you might generally think of as yard signs. ... signs were placed in supporters’ yards — the thing that campaigns often spend a lot of time coordinating. In that case, interestingly, the effects were essentially zero.
So, why do it? The real reason for all those yard signs:
Political candidates love lawn signs because 1. They love seeing their name around, 2. They assume that the number of lawn signs they see somehow correlates to the level of support they enjoy and 3. They know that campaigns have lawn signs, and candidates are biased toward mimicking what winning candidates have done.
The real reason Trump's campaign invested in those signs (actually two reasons): First, the Trump's campaign is short of cash and people PAY for those signs, so it's cheap. A waste of time but it's cheap and might even make some money to pay for Trump's over priced staff. Second, it strokes Trump's ego to see all those signs. It's all about Trump's image and ego, even if it doesn't make a bit of difference to his campaign.
Trump is going to lose in November. Lose bigly.
I'm going to let you guys in on a little FACT
As a trucker that drives all over Michigan almost every day, I see a lot more Biden stickers on cars/trucks than I do Trump stickers.
And that's the truth, put that in your MAGA pipe and smoke it, Trumpsters
chornyvolk
Member
It's a repeat of what happened in 2016. Hillary had a 98% chance of winning according to Huff Po and 92% as per CNN. It's all a load of crap. The media and polls are all bullshit. Trump will trounce Biden. I'm voting Trump even if he croaks.
Unclebaldrick
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You can't vote here.
hanimmal
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Keep going with that, I am sure we will find out. I don't have a crystal ball and neither do you.