@seanmdav Hmm, if only someone knew that polls take several days and/or weeks to conduct and tabulate - and that they are lagging indicators of reactions to external events. But kindergarten-level, misleading visuals are way cooler.
@Timcast@FmrRepMTG If voting against tax cuts for working Americans, parading around with progressive Libs, refusing to fund border security, and chickening out from defending the United States is your definition of America First, Silicon Valley JD Vance and I agree with you.
@Cookieface69@JoelWebbon I'm aware what the festival is about. How many terrorist activities have Hindus been responsible for in recent years? The answer is zero. If we're concerned about protecting Christians, we should be clear concerning the threat - it is Islamic terrorists, not Hindus, not Jews.
@seanmdav Silicon Valley Vance is not to be trusted - he's a back-stabbing, disloyal, phony loser who kissed Trump's ass to curry favor and now turning on him again. Couldn't even win his home state of Ohio for the Republicans because shady JD is too tied up in corporate interests.
What a poor analysis lacking any factual basis. It's great you're trying to support "Silicon Valley" shady Vance (who called Trump "Hitler" before trying to kiss his butt) but try to actually back up your claims with hard data. Vance's tech buddies and corrupt associates caused inflation - not Trump's war to defend America.
@DonaldJTrumpJr Actually, the bigger endorsement for JD Vance is from Tucker Carlson and the progressives who hate @realDonaldTrump for defending America, which Vance already has as a result of his disloyalty and backstabbing. Go JD, Go!
@IngrahamAngle@seanmdav Your efforts to salvage any vestige of relevancy is sad Laura. I still remember when you were the biggest Iraq War cheerleader for Bush.
Really poor logic, Steve. You should know correlation does not equal causation, and cherry picking point-in-time data is a sad excuse for "analysis". While gas prices certainly were impacted by the war, mortgage rates have been volatile and wages are completely unrelated to the war.
I know you're desperate to stay relevant, but.... Such poor logic - importance of an issue to voters says nothing about how this issue impacted their vote....or mattered to those GOP voters who stayed home. Easy cop out blaming Iran war but Trump was right to defend the US against the nuclear threat.
@elonmusk These graphs are really weak @elonmusk. 1) Importance of an issue is not same thing as stance on an issue and 2) This tells us nothing about the GOP voters who stayed home.
@IngrahamAngle Blaming the Iran war is a massive cop-out @IngrahamAngle. I only care about America and believe it was necessary to confront our biggest enemy dedicated to our destruction.
@MattWalshBlog Affordability issue is way bigger than Iran conflict - shifting blame on the war is an easy cop-out. Nothing catastrophically stupid about confronting an enemy of the US dedicated to our demise.
@AF_Graphs Not sure what point you're struggling to make - this quote is akin to saying that Israel should defer to US on matters on the American continent, not with respect to matters that specifically have bearing on Israeli national security.
Really poor logic. 1) Polling that far in advance almost never accurately predicts actual voter decisions. 2) Gas prices associated with the war were only one driving factor of inflation. 3) Midterm elections invariably reveal worsening polling for incumbent parties closer to race.