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New_Conservative
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« on: October 31, 2014, 05:48:59 PM »

Nothing like polling likely voters for an election 2 years away.
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« Reply #1 on: November 01, 2014, 03:52:26 PM »

Nothing like polling likely voters for an election 2 years away.

Yeah, because November 1st, 2014 is the peak of Democratic popularity.

Yeah, because the average voter in Ohio is aware of who Jeb Bush or Rick Perry is.
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« Reply #2 on: November 01, 2014, 04:13:48 PM »

Nothing like polling likely voters for an election 2 years away.

Yeah, because November 1st, 2014 is the peak of Democratic popularity.

Yeah, because the average voter in Ohio is aware of who Jeb Bush or Rick Perry is.
Yes he is. Because both of them are national figures for different reasons.
I don't think you realize that the average person does not pay attention to politics until the last month or so before the election, it's ridiculous for Democrats to think that Ohio isn't going to be competive based on polls this far out that are including candidates that the average person has barely heard of. The average Ohioan is not aware of who Jeb Bush is except his last name is Bush.
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« Reply #3 on: November 01, 2014, 07:51:24 PM »

Nothing like polling likely voters for an election 2 years away.

Yeah, because November 1st, 2014 is the peak of Democratic popularity.

Yeah, because the average voter in Ohio is aware of who Jeb Bush or Rick Perry is.
Yes he is. Because both of them are national figures for different reasons.
I don't think you realize that the average person does not pay attention to politics until the last month or so before the election, it's ridiculous for Democrats to think that Ohio isn't going to be competive based on polls this far out that are including candidates that the average person has barely heard of. The average Ohioan is not aware of who Jeb Bush is except his last name is Bush.

And I suppose most Ohioans don't know who their own Governor is and voted for Hillary by mistake, too?
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Their governor is within the margin of error.
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« Reply #4 on: November 02, 2014, 05:30:21 PM »

Hillary is only ahead because of more name recognition than Jeb Bush and the poll is also way off into the outskirts of margin of error and Kasich is actually beating her! This is totally a fair assessment and not a desperate hack rationalization in the slightest!

How is thinking that polls released 2 years in advance of election day not accurate hackish? Clinton was supposed to runaway with the Democratic nomination in 2008 too and it didn't happen.
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« Reply #5 on: November 02, 2014, 05:41:59 PM »

Hillary is only ahead because of more name recognition than Jeb Bush and the poll is also way off into the outskirts of margin of error and Kasich is actually beating her! This is totally a fair assessment and not a desperate hack rationalization in the slightest!

How is thinking that polls released 2 years in advance of election day not accurate hackish? Clinton was supposed to runaway with the Democratic nomination in 2008 too and it didn't happen.

Nope. Hillary was polling in the 30s/40s at this point in 2006, now she's polling in the 60s/70s.

Sorry but I don't believe I am being a hack because I am skeptical of these very early polls.

I still think Hilary is the favorite at this point, but a lot of Democrats expecting her to win 330+ electoral votes are way out of touch with reality.
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« Reply #6 on: November 02, 2014, 05:45:52 PM »

Hillary is only ahead because of more name recognition than Jeb Bush and the poll is also way off into the outskirts of margin of error and Kasich is actually beating her! This is totally a fair assessment and not a desperate hack rationalization in the slightest!
How is thinking that polls released 2 years in advance of election day not accurate hackish? Clinton was supposed to runaway with the Democratic nomination in 2008 too and it didn't happen.

Nope. Hillary was polling in the 30s/40s at this point in 2006, now she's polling in the 60s/70s.

Sorry but I don't believe I am being a hack because I am skeptical of these very early polls.

I still think Hilary is the favorite at this point, but a lot of Democrats expecting her to win 330+ electoral votes are way out of touch with reality.

How is thinking Hillary could do better than Obama did in 2012 out of touch with reality?

Because it is too early to understand what the political climate will be, and who she will be facing off against in the primary and in the general election.

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« Reply #7 on: November 02, 2014, 05:49:45 PM »

Hillary is only ahead because of more name recognition than Jeb Bush and the poll is also way off into the outskirts of margin of error and Kasich is actually beating her! This is totally a fair assessment and not a desperate hack rationalization in the slightest!
How is thinking that polls released 2 years in advance of election day not accurate hackish? Clinton was supposed to runaway with the Democratic nomination in 2008 too and it didn't happen.

Nope. Hillary was polling in the 30s/40s at this point in 2006, now she's polling in the 60s/70s.

Sorry but I don't believe I am being a hack because I am skeptical of these very early polls.

I still think Hilary is the favorite at this point, but a lot of Democrats expecting her to win 330+ electoral votes are way out of touch with reality.

How is thinking Hillary could do better than Obama did in 2012 out of touch with reality?

Because it is too early to understand what the political climate will be, and who she will be facing off against in the primary and in the general election.

I don't see why that means she can't possibly do better than Obama did in 2012.

She could possibly do better, but I said there are many Democrats who believe she will do better, and its too early to say that.
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