Kevin keeps on bumping David's posts.

Somehow that seems counterproductive.

I've always thought the DM post a bunch of topics in a row to bury the posts where MAGA regularly gets owned on this forum.

Originally posted by: MaxFlavor

I've always thought the DM post a bunch of topics in a row to bury the posts where MAGA regularly gets owned on this forum.


I think that is the case. It will be intresting to see how David reacts when Trump loses.

 

 

It appears Harris is about a 70/30 favorite in my book now because of how Trump closed out his campaign with that hate filled rally, saying he is going to protect women whether they like it or not and then the guns in the face of Liz Cheney.

 

Plus, female turnout in early voting is higher than expected.

 

 

Originally posted by: MisterPicture

Somehow that seems counterproductive.


I'm trying to counteract the effect where people visit the Sink and see "Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller" as the originator of every thread. I don't want people to think that the Sink is David's personal soapbox (HE certainly thinks it is!).

 

I agree that if one of his threads hasn't been responded to and is sinking lower and lower in the hierarchy, doing that will temporarily kick it back up to the top. But then, it won't have his name on it. That's a righteous boon, as they said in days of yore.

 

It's like cleaning the dogshit off the lawn. Someone has to do it, and it stinks less afterward.


Originally posted by: Mark

I think that is the case. It will be intresting to see how David reacts when Trump loses.

 

 

It appears Harris is about a 70/30 favorite in my book now because of how Trump closed out his campaign with that hate filled rally, saying he is going to protect women whether they like it or not and then the guns in the face of Liz Cheney.

 

Plus, female turnout in early voting is higher than expected.

 

 


I'm looking at 2022, when the polls dramatically underestimated Democrats' chances. The factor that gets overlooked is that many Dem voter groups respond less often to polls--particularly young voters and Hispanics. So unless a poll truly tries to do a cross-section--and most don't--there will be an inherent bias in the results.

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