@NickyScatz The evidence is starting to point to this, and it wouldn't be unusual at all. A Senate flip from 53 Rs to 53 Ds would be like 2006 or 2008 Dem wins, which wasn't that long ago.
@AstorAaron Also, in Texas and Kansas, Democrats in previous years just came close to leading in the polls, but in 2026 they actually are leading in the polls pretty consistently .
@Hyhhuu7yhi@PollTracker2024 I think I will only listen to real polls that have random samples that represent the electorate. Not some analyst's guesses.
@hpv6rpzp4w@PollTracker2024 You don't know how I dismiss YouGov too. There are real polls, but the real ones have truly random samples, at least some live interviewers and years of a track record.
@realPrestonHill Not a real poll. It doesn't come close to being a statistically random sample. It's some analyst's guesswork at who the voting population will be.
@WilyCoyote5@samstein The reason Trump did this was purely domestic politics. He is scared by high diesel and gas prices and what that means for US elections in three weeks. I don't think he is thinking beyond that.
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@WilyCoyote5@samstein I think Stein is referring to Trump accepting diesel from Russia and the fight between Trump and Zelensky that has resulted from it.
@ilirakshe1 The plague thing isn't anything significant. AI is a joke despite all of the hype around it. Trump and his supporters are almost gone. Climate is serious but we have made progress on it. Russia is pretty bad but Putin is an old man who won't be around long. Maybe not in 5 years.