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aint even a force of good for all of its citizens
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Wild how easily you can manipulate this man via his ego.
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When I see Warren dip in polling for certain states it hurts my heart mane 
And then the emails come through
I'm still trying to ride with the squad but sometimes
And then the emails come through
I'm still trying to ride with the squad but sometimes
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How did Iran manage to both receive and squander global goodwill in nanosecond news cycle?
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I have a lot of respect for Warren and it makes me sad to see her campaign slipping despite the fact that she’s one of the obstacles for Bernie getting nominated.
Honestly I’ve given up on trying to figure out how one candidates current group of supporters grows or shrinks and at the expense of or to the benefit of whom. Everybody who cares deeply about the outcome, knock on doors and make calls and send those texts. These polls are fluid and many primary and caucus voters are undecided.
Honestly I’ve given up on trying to figure out how one candidates current group of supporters grows or shrinks and at the expense of or to the benefit of whom. Everybody who cares deeply about the outcome, knock on doors and make calls and send those texts. These polls are fluid and many primary and caucus voters are undecided.
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The statement never specified WHO benefits from US presence in the ME.
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Cult ****.
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Come one a woman that's talking about taxing the 1% while leaving the middle class alone is going to get elected?
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As a Warren supporter, I’m going to say just keep hope alive. She’s not experiencing a massive drop off in polls like Pete. She’s just dealing with sexist pigs, so nothing new for her........
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Bernie’s got the best shot to beat Trump, imo.
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I think by now we should know that polls don't mean a whole lot, especially on a state level. I mean, obviously some ppl don't have the support to win, but I wouldn't count Warren out, especially with the (obvious) bias against her.
Personally, I think Pete is the one that's going to drastically underperform and fall flat. But what do I know
Personally, I think Pete is the one that's going to drastically underperform and fall flat. But what do I know
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How many ITT have actually participated in a poll?
Don't think I've ever recieved a call/text/online/e-mail for polling.
Don't think I've ever recieved a call/text/online/e-mail for polling.
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I participated in a live poll in 2004 about the election. They asked me a bunch of questions.
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538 has Biden's odds at 2 in 5 and Warren at 1 in 8. He's the Ravens right now (nearly 50% chance) and she has about the same odds as the 49ers winning the super bowl.
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Polling is an excellent substitute for actual journalistic coverage of candidates.
