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@FcukYRfeelings @Indy_Is_Here @Alexandra4Trump I find it funny how conservatives always try to tell men that they aren't men, but get really angry when someone tries to transition to being a woman.
@DBrown6607@NoahMullins@kaylatausche Yes. The electoral college is structured such that narrow margins are often amplified in the number of EVs won, which was the case in 2020.
@Tiroshani_Amodo@deanmckee757@NateSilver538 The fact that you think it's 7 coin flips in a row makes me highly doubt whatever methodology you're using in your model. The states are correlated. It was highly likely per Nate's model that all or almost all of the swing states would go in the same direction.
@_JBanks__ Rent control leads to higher rent. It can be a good short-term remedy during times of extreme economic stress. It is not a long-term solution, and if you try to use it like one it just exacerbates the housing crisis.
@JustinWolfers The evidence is that pollsters have a much smaller margin of error than they report, when it should be the opposite since sampling MoE doesn't even account for other forms of bias.
@Tiroshani_Amodo@deanmckee757@NateSilver538 There's nothing wrong with back-testing. The problem is claiming that it predicted every general election since 2004 when it didn't, it was just back-tested on elections going back to 2004.
@alexquigley@NateSilver538 He doesn't do polls, he analyzes them. Each pollster trying to do their own analysis rather than just reporting the numbers makes his job much harder.