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[Tony Stark]

the link was RNC vs. DNC... not candidate specific.

Yes The RNC has out raised the The DNC,but overall democrats have raised more money when combining all the money the candidates and The DNC has raised vs what Trump and The RNC has raised.

Micheal Bloomberg alone has promised at least 500 million to beat Trump.Money will not be a problem for democrats.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/13/michael-bloomberg-trump-2020-1167159


2020 elections

Michael Bloomberg’s $500 million anti-Trump moonshot
The sum represents a floor, not a ceiling, on the billionaire’s potential spending to defeat the president in 2020.

By MARC CAPUTO
02/13/2019 05:00 AM EST


Billionaire philanthropist Michael Bloomberg is preparing to spend at least $500 million from his own pocket to deny President Donald Trump a second term, according to Democratic operatives briefed on his plans.

Bloomberg has not yet announced whether he will run in the Democratic primary. If he runs, he will use that half-billion-dollar stake — roughly $175 million more than the Trump campaign spent over the course of the entire 2016 election cycle — to fuel his campaign through the 2020 primary season, with the expectation that the sum represents a floor, not a ceiling, on his potential spending.

If Bloomberg declines to seek the presidency, his intention is to run an unprecedented data-heavy campaign designed to operate as a shadow political party for the eventual Democratic nominee.

“That’ll get us through the first few months,” Kevin Sheekey, a top adviser to the former New York mayor, told POLITICO when asked about the $500 million plan, which is just 1 percent of Bloomberg’s estimated net worth.

 

[Tony Stark]

I think by now polls credibility is already in the cans....

I would also disagree with that.In the last 4 presidential elections national polls got the popular vote winner right.

 

[Tony Stark]

Dude that's perfectly normal. His approval ratings were never that high to begin with even before the Tarriffs. On the same website you showing me, Obama's approval ratings were not that great either. I'd say the spread was 4-8 on average? I noticed every recent president except Clinton had more disapprovals then approvals always. So I wouldn't say a "Majority" disagree with me. If you want to compare, I'd compare Obama's approval vs Trump approval or vise versa. I wouldn't compare the approvals vs disapprovals together because it seems very skewed towards disapproval. Trump is not as charismatic as Obama and he doesn't have half the media spreading hyperbolic news criticizing everything he does. For his circumstances I stand firm to say he's doing an "OK" job. I'm not a fan of his foreign policy, his professionalism and I'm definetely not a fan of his Tarriffs. I don't think anyone here is unless they have insider information!

Obamas first term average approval rating was 49.No president has won reelection with an average first term approval rating less than 49.Trumps first term average approval rating is 39.


Trump has never had a 50% or above approval rating in Gallup or aggregate polling,he is the only president never to do so.

 

[Tony Stark]

Obamas first term average approval rating was 49.No president has won reelection with an average first term approval rating less than 49.Trumps first term average approval rating is 39.


Trump has never had a 50% or above approval rating in Gallup or aggregate polling,he is the only president never to do so.

 

[dozu888]

I would also disagree with that.In the last 4 presidential elections national polls got the popular vote winner right.

so 4 correct vs. (how many lol) got 2016 wrong... credibility still in the garbage can .. anyway the popular isn't really the game.. it's like an indicator on the chart lol... it has some correlation but isn't the price action itself lol.

job approval - rasmussen has been tracking Trump fairly close to Obama, with the latter having a bigger 'decay' as people got disappointed that Obama was all talk no action lol.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_jul02

fundraising and vegas lines - it's too early at this point as the dems field has 20 people... because the primary winner cannot win over the supporters of the other 19... the question is then how many of them will transfer to the primary winner, and I'd say the RNC v DNC number is more indicative.... of course along this line you could argue that the bovada lines favor the dems... then my counter argue would be the donation dollars are far bigger than the bovada bets plus they are not the only line maker.... so it's still too early... Bloomberg is irrelevant... it's only a 'promise' lol that can be easily canceled once he sees who the Dem candidate is....

 

[Tony Stark]

so 4 correct vs. (how many lol) got 2016 wrong... credibility still in the garbage can .. anyway the popular isn't really the game.. it's like an indicator on the chart lol... it has some correlation but isn't the price action itself lol.

job approval - rasmussen has been tracking Trump fairly close to Obama, with the latter having a bigger 'decay' as people got disappointed that Obama was all talk no action lol.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_jul02

fundraising and vegas lines - it's too early at this point as the dems field has 20 people... because the primary winner cannot win over the supporters of the other 19... the question is then how many of them will transfer to the primary winner, and I'd say the RNC v DNC number is more indicative.... of course along this line you could argue that the bovada lines favor the dems... then my counter argue would be the donation dollars are far bigger than the bovada bets plus they are not the only line maker.... so it's still too early... Bloomberg is irrelevant... it's only a 'promise' lol that can be easily canceled once he sees who the Dem candidate is....

National polls poll for the popular vote,nearly all of them got it right in 2016.Popular vote is a huge part of the game,the winner of the popular vote has won the presidency 90% of the time.

Rasmussen is a joke and widely considered the worst pollster included in aggregate polling and are ridiculously biased towards republicans.They are the only pollster to repeatedly have Trump around 50%.Rasmussen said Trump had a 36% approval rating with black voters in 2018 but black voters voted 90% for democrats with super high turnout.They even had republicans getting more House votes in 2018, Republicans lost by 10 million,the most ever.


First you supported fundraising and vegas lines until you seen Dems has raised more money and is favored to win in 2020 lol.

RNC v DNC number is not more indicative number.Democrat donors have been giving money directly to candidates and Pacs more than The DNC in recent years.Candidates want the freedom to run their campaigns as they see fit rather than have The DNC tell them what to do.

Bloomberg is not a lying scumbag like Trump,he is known for keeping his word.If he says he donating 500 million to beat Trump,you can count on him doing so.

 

[Tony Stark]

job approval - rasmussen has been tracking Trump fairly close to Obama, with the latter having a bigger 'decay' as people got disappointed that Obama was all talk no action lol.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_jul02
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Rasmussen lol

http://m.rasmussenreports.com/publi...of_america/generic_congressional_ballot_nov05


Generic Congressional Ballot’s All Tied Up

The final Rasmussen Reports Generic Congressional Ballot before Election Day shows Republicans edging ahead by one point, but in essence, the two parties are tied. The survey has a +/-2 percentage point margin of error.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey of Likely U.S. Voters finds that 46% would choose the Republican candidate if the elections for Congress were held today. Forty-five percent (45%) would vote for the Democrat





Dems got around 90% of the black vote in the mid terms with super high black voter turn out but Rasmussen said Trump had a 36 approval rating with blacks LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1029749433129492480

 

[dozu888]

National polls poll for the popular vote,nearly all of them got it right in 2016.Popular vote is a huge part of the game,the winner of the popular vote has won the presidency 90% of the time.

Rasmussen is a joke and widely considered the worst pollster included in aggregate polls and are ridiculously biased towards republicans.They are the only pollster to repeatedly have Trump around 50%.Rasmussen said Trump had a 36% approval rating with black voters in 2018 but black voters voted 90% for democrats with record turnout.They even had republicans getting more House votes in 2018, Republicans lost by 10 million,the most ever.


First you supported fundraising and vegas lines until you seen Dems has raised more money and his favored to win in 2020 lol.

RNC v DNC number is not more indicative number.Democrat donors have been giving money directly to candidates and Pacs more than The DNC in recent years.Candidates want the freedom to run their campaigns as they see fit rather than have The DNC tell them what to do.

Bloomberg is not a lying scumbag like Trump,he is known for keeping his word.If he says he donating 500 million to beat Trump,you can count on him doing so.

it's all interpretation at this point isn't it.. I am not walking back.. just giving the benefit of the doubt to any numbers your are quoting because this is still apples oranges when you compare 1 to a field of 20..once the dems primary is over the picture will be more clear.... and I'd not put labels on.. 'lying scum'... that's easy to label if you track the history of any popular figure..

 

[dozu888]

Rasmussen lol

http://m.rasmussenreports.com/publi...of_america/generic_congressional_ballot_nov05


Generic Congressional Ballot’s All Tied Up

Generic Congressional Ballot’s All Tied Up
The final Rasmussen Reports Generic Congressional Ballot before Election Day shows Republicans edging ahead by one point, but in essence, the two parties are tied. The survey has a +/-2 percentage point margin of error.


The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey of Likely U.S. Voters finds that 46% would choose the Republican candidate if the elections for Congress were held today. Forty-five percent (45%) would vote for the Democrat

https://twitter.com/x/status/1029749433129492480

ok so can we forget about polls now ...

 

[Tony Stark]

as people got disappointed that Obama was all talk no action lol.

A Trump supporter talking about all talk and no action LOL !!!!

Hows that wall coming along LOL !!!!