Maybe, maybe not.Automation or mechanization always takes a toll on manpower, But coal will make comeback.!
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Maybe, maybe not.Automation or mechanization always takes a toll on manpower, But coal will make comeback.!
Maybe, maybe not.
Unfortunately we have to deal with the travesty cleaner air and water, until Trump's roll backs take effect..True. All we can do is prognosticate. If the 3rd world does not buy, then coal will not come back.
America has converted too many plants at great cost to take on the expense ot go back to coal. Obama's EO's forced many companies to make that decision. Trump reversing those EO's cannot undo what has already been done.
Unfortunately we have to deal with the travesty cleaner air and water, until Trump's roll backs take effect..
Real Clear Politics Average of all polls:
Approve:45.1% Disapprove:53.1%
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval
Now seven points down, nationally. Many, many more people in these polls than in your fake Newsmax "poll" which merely asked their readers to submit opinions, without regard for accurate sampling.
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Did you actually believe that was a real poll?
Tell you what- I will take the polls of Trumps rallies, donations to the parties over these polls which the pollsters themselves freely admitted in 2017 they were so wrong!
Real Clear Politics Average of all polls:
Approve:45.1% Disapprove:53.1%
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval
Now seven points down, nationally. Many, many more people in these polls than in your fake Newsmax "poll" which merely asked their readers to submit opinions, without regard for accurate sampling.
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Did you actually believe that was a real poll?
Well, let's take a look...
The final poll said she'd get a little over 3% more votes than Trump. She got a little more than 2% more votes than he did.
RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - General Election: Trump vs. Clinton
Just as you were fooled by that faked poll at Newsmax.
And yet other polls put Trumps favorability ratings at his highest and higher than the last 3 POTUS at this time.
But as I showed you those same polls 3-5 months out almost all had clinton winning by double digits.
Like that faked "poll" that just invited anyone on that website to participate?
Compare that to the Real Clear Politics average of polls (including right-wing polls like Fox and Rasmussen)
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval
Another site that collects averages of all polls:
How Popular Is Donald Trump?
What's remarkably constant in all of these is that Trump's approval rate stays below 44 and his disapproval rate stays above 53 almost without exception. The remarkable thing is that the numbers don't change much regardless of what is going on. Most people have made up their minds about him.
Most polls at the beginning of Trump's term had his approval over 45. So that's not much comfort for you.
Trump can still pull it out. After all, most Americans didn't want him last time, either. But this time, he's down significantly in states that he has to win in order to stay in office and out of jail.
s I said- you can rely on polls, I will rely on what happens in America.
the masses attending his rallies, including thousands of Dems.
The fact that Trump is way ahead in fund raising and cash on hand, the fact that the GOP has outraised the Dems
Like polls that actually measure what people are thinking.
Like the hundreds of thousands of former republicans who have been abandoned by their party, and voted democrat in the 2018 Blue Wave.
I don't think trying to buy the election will work. It failed last time. And Trump was saying the polls were all wrong then, too. How did that turn out?
In 2016 it turned out well.
Seems that being old doesn't help you remember that mid term elections almost always go against the party in the White house,
Polling 1,000 people is not a way of knowing what is in the mind of potentially 200,000,000 voters!
2018 was a no brainer in predicting the left would win.
But we shall see in November how naive or willingly ignorant you are about trusting in polls 9-10 months out
Indeed. The Blue Wave gave democrats control of the House of representatives, and huge gains in statehouses.
Latest House results confirm 2018 wasn't a blue wave. It was a blue tsunami.
- Democrats have picked up a net gain of 40 seats. ... this is the largest Democratic House gain since 1974.
- If you go back all the way to first election of the post-World War II era (1946), there have only been three elections in which Democrats net gained more seats than they did in 2018. Put another way, this was the fourth best performance for Democrats in the 37 general House elections since President Donald Trump was born.
- Democrats' position in the national House popular vote is now reaching historical proportions.
- According to the vote count from the Cook Political Report, Democrats now have a 8.6 point lead. ...This year's 8.6 point House popular vote win for the Democrats is the greatest on record for a minority party heading into an election. ...That is, the Democratic performance this year was better than the minority party's in the previous 38 elections.
- The Democrats won by a wider margin this year than Democrats did in 2006 or Republicans did in 1994 or 2010. They beat the previous record of 8.5 points Republicans won by in 1946.
Latest House results confirm 2018 wasn't a blue wave. It was a blue tsunami. - CNNPolitics
- Importantly, Democrats didn't just win because Republicans turnout was low. This year had the highest turnout for any midterm election at 50.1% in the last 100 years. Turnout was about 35 million more people than it was four years ago, when Republicans expanded their House majority.
See above. The news wasn't that the republicans lost the election. It's how badly they lost it. But then again, I think you just like to ignore the hard facts you dislike.
Turns out it was. The consensus of the polls was that the democrats would win big, but would likely not retake the Senate, as most Senate seats up for election were held by democrats. They nailed it.
Just as in 2016, the polls predicted a close race with Hillary Clinton getting just a few percent more votes than Trump. How is that possible with just a few thousand samples?
Learn about it here:
https://www.amazon.com/Elements-Sta...9230/ref=mt_paperback?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=
It doesn't require much more than high school math, and it's a classic of introductory statistics. Might be worth learning about? It would give you a pretty good basis on which to discuss this subject.
More importantly, the polls accurately predicted the massive win the democrats had in those elections. If you're interested, you could learn how they knew.
As I showed you before, polls can change over time. Trump's advantage is also his weakness; there had been little movement in his poll numbers regardless of what he does wrong ... or does right. For a president with a large negative approval rate, that's a disaster in the making.
But he could pull it out, if he can convince a large number of Americans that their opinion of him is wrong.
He better get started on it, though.
But he could pull it out, if he can convince a large number of Americans that their opinion of him is wrong.
He better get started on it, though.
Poor barbarian! Stuck in the propaganda of his own side!
If 2018 was a tsunami then 2010 must have been a noahic flood!
As for polling- it used to be more scientific,
And Trumps approval rating is about the same as the last five POTUS's at this juncture.
You've got it backwards...
The Democrats won by a wider margin this year than Democrats did in 2006 or Republicans did in 1994 or 2010. They beat the previous record of 8.5 points Republicans won by in 1946.
Latest House results confirm 2018 wasn't a blue wave. It was a blue tsunami. - CNNPolitics
Okay, while I haven't checked the rest of these this one appears to be...less then reliable.When asked, "Why not let the South go in peace?"
Lincoln replied: "I can't let them go. Who would pay for the government?"
(snip)
Well for all that they picked up only 43 seats.
Trump ;lost th epopular vote and Hillary isn't living in the white house either!
this is the largest Democratic House gain since 1974.
Latest House results confirm 2018 wasn't a blue wave. It was a blue tsunami. - CNNPolitics
Biggest win for the democrats in 46 years.
It merely means most American voters didn't want Trump. As you know, that's not new. But as you now realize the Blue Wave was the biggest republican legislative defeat in nearly a half-century. And Trump made it a referendum on his presidency. To ignore the history of elections is really poor form on your part.