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In reply to the discussion: Three New Polls Prove the Biden Bump is Real and Lasting -- and Republicans are Nervous [View all]FBaggins
(28,773 posts)43. Sorry... you have a serious case of confirmation bias
Subsequent polls after that comment had Biden at "33,33,38,36,32,38,35" .. clearly NOT deteriorating.
Compared to 39,38,44,40,46,39 that immediately preceded that string... yes, there was clear deterioration.
Then Joe had a relatively bad week with a couple of missteps
Sorry. His polling average has lost ten total points since his post-announcement peak. He had already lost seven of those ten points when you were trying to tell me that things were not deteriorating. He's lost only half that much since there. You can't spin that as stable up until 5/23 and then "had a bad week".
As I pointed out at the time. The site that the OP referred to has a very convenient graph. It's clear that the story is "big bounce from an announcement that almost as quickly subsided back to where he was"... it is NOT "bounce that was 'real and lasting'" NOR is it "Boucne that WAS lasting until he had a bad week".
Compared to 39,38,44,40,46,39 that immediately preceded that string... yes, there was clear deterioration.
Then Joe had a relatively bad week with a couple of missteps
Sorry. His polling average has lost ten total points since his post-announcement peak. He had already lost seven of those ten points when you were trying to tell me that things were not deteriorating. He's lost only half that much since there. You can't spin that as stable up until 5/23 and then "had a bad week".
As I pointed out at the time. The site that the OP referred to has a very convenient graph. It's clear that the story is "big bounce from an announcement that almost as quickly subsided back to where he was"... it is NOT "bounce that was 'real and lasting'" NOR is it "Boucne that WAS lasting until he had a bad week".
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Three New Polls Prove the Biden Bump is Real and Lasting -- and Republicans are Nervous [View all]
Vidal
May 2019
OP
There is no poll in the entire world that can prove anyone's lead is a lasting one this far out.
mtnsnake
May 2019
#1
What happened to "I am referencing Biden actual poll numbers, not his "lead" over Sanders. "
FBaggins
Jun 2019
#36
"I may just be better at reading them" in a way which better suits your narrative.
LanternWaste
Jun 2019
#35
I agree witht that...we don't need people who can't win to beat up our nominee in the primary.
Demsrule86
May 2019
#20
Joe Biden is the most electable candidate that the Democratic Party has available
Gothmog
May 2019
#22
I wonder if part of Biden's appeal is what we want to believe about ourselves.
nolabear
May 2019
#24