Waiting for confirmation from a credible firm, but this seems reasonable.
You guys are unbelievable. If it's a joke firm, it's a joke firm. And its results are crap and not reason for optimism or pessimism.
Introduction: Sometimes my posts in this thread can be confusing, some have even called them "unbelievable." Fortunately, help is one the way
Whether you're mystified by complex phrases like "this seems reasonable" or baffled by fancy five-dollar words like "confirmation" and "waiting," after reading this post, you too will be able to understand a very short post I made in this thread. Prepare to believe the "unbelievable!"
Part 1: In my previous post, the phrase "Waiting for confirmation..." meant that I am not going to read too much into this poll until there is more evidence to support its findings.
Part 2: In my previous post, the phrase "...from a credible firm" meant that I do not consider Rasmussen a remotely reliable polling company and that the evidence supporting this poll which I mentioned in
Part 1 would need to come from a more reliable polling company.
Note: Some readers may need to refer back to Part 1 for reference."Part 3: In my previous post, the word "but" was being used to link the final part of the sentence fragment to the part discussed in
Part 1 and
Part 2.
Part 4: In my previous post, the phrase "this seems reasonable" meant that I found the results of this poll believable and thought that they made sense, despite coming from Rasmussen.
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