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floppyboo

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4. What are you looking at?

Fri Aug 25, 2017, 12:35 PM

Aug 2017

I am at your link - go back to pre-primary and post election data. For instance, Sept 2011 dems 21 ind 46 gop 32

Thanks for providing the data to prove my point

Edit: In any case, the 'poll' you provided is just an opinion poll, not an actual accounting of party affiliation. I've been looking at the numbers a long time. I'm not pulling your leg. I'm not going for emotion here. Just the facts, ma'am. If this 'OP' is still a thing after I've picked my blackberries, I'll take the time to search out the goods for you

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My view from north of your border [View all] floppyboo Aug 2017 OP

Interesting leftstreet Aug 2017 #1

Your statistics are wrong. Fresh_Start Aug 2017 #2

What are you looking at? floppyboo Aug 2017 #4

Ahhh...this is 2017 not 2011. And down here we have right-leaning polls and left-leaning ones brush Aug 2017 #11

So where are your numbers? I've looked at them many times and not seen the GOP with that lead. pnwmom Aug 2017 #49

I saw those numbers on the link you provided, but they only show 2 parties floppyboo Aug 2017 #58

I think the the other assumption you're making is that most of those "independents" pnwmom Aug 2017 #60

That may be - and certainly seems to be true as that poll shows floppyboo Aug 2017 #61

My prediction. roamer65 Aug 2017 #3

Hey, we already had a problem with the Russians meddling in our politics. brush Aug 2017 #5

Me giving them the advantage? I just read numbers. nt floppyboo Aug 2017 #6

You need to get a better source. Your numbers are wrong. brush Aug 2017 #8

I'm guessing you meant to address the poster who put the poll #'s up? floppyboo Aug 2017 #15

You will not find such a source, because only 31 states enable voters to register by party. pnwmom Aug 2017 #50

I also didn't find what I thought I had seen. Just polls, no actual numbers floppyboo Aug 2017 #51

You are also overlooking the fact that some partisans are strategic voters. pnwmom Aug 2017 #52

Kasich in Ohio? Didn't this happen there? floppyboo Aug 2017 #54

Not completely true. Hold outs and bitter enders made the diff. haveahart Aug 2017 #7

But were they Dems before the primaries? Numbers suggest they weren't nt floppyboo Aug 2017 #16

Sadly DownriverDem Aug 2017 #24

I, for one, appreciate any input from our friends to the North Heartstrings Aug 2017 #9

I appreciate the input too... SalviaBlue Aug 2017 #13

Agree, what's up with all the hostility ATL Ebony Aug 2017 #18

I second that! denvine Aug 2017 #35

There's a LOT of authoritarianism around here RandomAccess Aug 2017 #40

I noticed and I don't get the logic. I get a good discussion but geez. ATL Ebony Aug 2017 #56

Me too. REALLY not a good look for Dems. RandomAccess Aug 2017 #59

The only people looking to move to the center are those willing to put 'identity politics' on the boston bean Aug 2017 #10

Not true DownriverDem Aug 2017 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author Squinch Aug 2017 #62

This message was self-deleted by its author ismnotwasm Aug 2017 #12

My problem with your reply is the large swing from obama voters floppyboo Aug 2017 #19

Exactly DownriverDem Aug 2017 #22

Still have a few strong female trump supporters as Facebook "friends" ? tiredtoo Aug 2017 #26

Guyana in capital MyNameGoesHere Aug 2017 #48

This message was self-deleted by its author ismnotwasm Aug 2017 #43

We have a two party system DownriverDem Aug 2017 #23

"Unhelpful" is RandomAccess Aug 2017 #41

This message was self-deleted by its author ismnotwasm Aug 2017 #44

There's nothing like good "Fuck You" LakeArenal Aug 2017 #14

I didn't hear and FU's - well, maybe the russian one ;) floppyboo Aug 2017 #17

Thank you! Heartstrings Aug 2017 #20

My Problem With Bernie DownriverDem Aug 2017 #21

Bernie votes and caucuses with the Dems. tiredtoo Aug 2017 #27

He left the party immediately after the election and has spent the time since then criticizing it.nt pnwmom Aug 2017 #53

even up here, with 5 major parties, when the crunch of marking your x comes floppyboo Aug 2017 #29

He's a Democratic Socialist. They have been shunned by the conservatives Warpy Aug 2017 #30

How is the view from JPR? Tanuki Aug 2017 #28

would you also like me disclose all the other sites in the universe I visit? floppyboo Aug 2017 #32

Nope. Not interested in any of that, but you are the one who Tanuki Aug 2017 #33

I was pushed out. Alerted for the most innocuous questions floppyboo Aug 2017 #34

Yeah, things are pretty prickly here all right RandomAccess Aug 2017 #42

This message was self-deleted by its author ismnotwasm Aug 2017 #45

This isn't JPR. Nor is it a JPR discussion floppyboo Aug 2017 #47

We blame Comey and Putin more than we ever blamed Bernie. BigmanPigman Aug 2017 #31

Disenfranchised? I believe an overwhelming number of them voted for Hillary lunamagica Aug 2017 #36

Yes indeed! I meant existentially disenfranchised. nt floppyboo Aug 2017 #37

I think you're oversimplifying what's going on down here, and minimizing the negative effect... George II Aug 2017 #38

yup. that's the whole intent of my post: to legitimize the minimilizing! floppyboo Aug 2017 #39

Please stick around here. scipan Aug 2017 #46

Aloha Floppyboo. I appreciate your perspective. mahina Aug 2017 #55

He never officially conceded to her. liquid diamond Aug 2017 #57

Many people vote "the person",until their "person" is no longer a candidate SoCalDem Aug 2017 #63