nbc had the race tied at this point in 2012. how'd that election turn out?
all gas, no brakes.
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nbc had the race tied at this point in 2012. how'd that election turn out?
all gas, no brakes.
A projected blowout is bad for ad revenue.
"Keep watching, our ad space is in great shape for the quarterly earnings report "
They had Hillary with a ten point lead at this point in 2016.
If Harris starts speaking like Clinton then I'd be worried... as worried as a wiped server... you know... with a cloth.
Polling is broken.
What a world...
Who answers polls?
Blame the polls if you want. The race is a coin flip. I find it hard to stomach too, but I'm not in denial about it.
Please note the momentum shift that started just around the DNC convention. Ask yourself what changed in the Harris campaign at that time.
No, it started after the debate. The DNC told her to abandon her working rhetoric of "not going back." And they told Walz to stop using the weird moniker, which was the first negative connotation that ever really stuck to Trump. It's like they not only don't want to support actual progressive ideas that people actually want, but they also don't want to win.