@patdennis Some good policy makes people feel worse though (making everything whole price from the off instead of price + fees when you check out for example)
@electionsjoe I think it���s very hard to expect polling miss odds to be equal for both sides at 55/45. At a minimum there’s just more voters who have voted for both parties in that 55 than the 45 so you’d always expect a higher chance of a polling miss benefiting the smaller number.
@ECaliberSeven Iowa Texas and Florida would be more left for me, if calibrating to this forecast. But I think it’s actually that the Senates too kind, Iowa is likely R IMO.
@LoganMohtashami Long term sure…but post 2008 regulation has taken some high interest, low credit score mortgages out of the average mix, computers have made origination cheaper and you’d expect some drift down from barriers to Fed Policy effectiveness over the years to further winnow
@ECaliberSeven 1/3 of their time in the Senate will be under Trump. 1/3 will be first term of a Dem Presidency trying to just staff government with competent people again. 1/3 will be in the minority. Meh.