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The Media's Portrayal of Trump and His Presidency


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8 hours ago, Billsmisery said:

Such a shame that so many of my fellow bills fans support Trumps garbage. I know what is right and what is wrong, you will be judged on that one day.

You are a funny dude- I will be judged on Trump but not on the violent riots of the left? You sound intelligent.

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55 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Died in 2018, deserves to be honored.

 

Not dishonored as Kemp so willingly did.

 

Eh, he's the same idiot who doesn't understand Federalism and thinks the military will forcibly evict Trump from the White House.

 

Is this low-class attempt at - whatever he was trying to attempt - really surprising?

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3 hours ago, Koko78 said:

 

Eh, he's the same idiot who doesn't understand Federalism and thinks the military will forcibly evict Trump from the White House.

 

Is this low-class attempt at - whatever he was trying to attempt - really surprising?

He's actually the same guy who made fun of Wacka for being the primary caregiver for his 94 year old mother. 

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MOLLIE HEMINGWAY: The Media Are Lying About The Election Again.

Incredibly, both NBC News and the Cook Political Report continue to rate Florida as “Lean Democrat” according to their “experts.” No offense, but do they think people are stupid? [Think it? They’re counting on it. –Steve]

 

Trump won Florida by more than one point four years ago and a state Democrats were unable to carry in 2018, when they lost both the governor and senate races. That year, the RCP polling average predicted Florida Democrat Andrew Gillum would win by 3.6 points. He in fact lost narrowly to Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. The RCP polling average predicted Democrat Bill Nelson would win by 2.4. He lost to Rick Scott narrowly. Those polling averages were less off than the final result mostly because Trafalgar called the race correctly.

 

The latest Quinnipiac poll shows a 10-point momentum in Florida toward Trump, where he trails within the margin of error, and where Trafalgar has the president ahead by three points. (For what it’s worth, Trafalgar was the only pollster to correctly poll key states in the 2016 and 2018 races.)

 

The media and the Democrats may not like it, but this race is clearly different from where it was at the end of June, where Trump’s job approval had been going down for three straight months and he bottomed out at 41 percent in the RealClearPolitics average. Today Trump’s job approval is on a three-month upswing and is over 44 percent in the RealClearPolitics average. Three points may not seem like a lot, but in the real world where the critical battleground states will likely be decided by less than that amount, three points are the difference between winning and losing.

 

 

 

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