ColorsoftheRainbow

The Jimmy Dore Show usually breaks down such an interview into segments. This one would be either three or four. But, it did get published today [Monday, November 11, 2019], and so I posted it. (With this current time 03:05 p.m. ET, I am watching it.)

@eridani, @algernon, @voltairine,

Paul Krugman was on his knees in 2016 for Hillary Clinton.

(I did not make a point of researching whether he was also on his knees for Hillary Clinton before 2016.)

I reject Paul Krugman.

I was not a poster on that site as some of this site’s posters were; so, this means I don’t have the experience as some others do.

I reached the conclusion, some time ago, that 2016 was both a stunning and a terrific year with respect to revealing people in U.S. politics. Stunning, with respect to the general election of Trump having defe…[Read more]

I’m not interested in Bill Gates’s support.

(Side Note: I am glad I don’t have PC.)

@jerry611,

Of course!

But, the notion that this poll has Democratic presidential pickup winner with a national 17-point margin, and that would be an estimated 39 carried states, would have me look to see Kentucky (among those others I mentioned; Kentucky was Hillary Clinton’s No. 45 best state. But companion state Tennessee was No. 40. Winning o…[Read more]

@ravensong, @chknltl, @Yanath, @jerry611, @ohiobarbarian,

When I look at poll numbers indicating national margins, I estimate how many states a winning Republican or Democratic Party would carry.

For prevailing Republicans, when they win the U.S. Popular Vote (or you have to adjust it to a “+” for one who does not): Add 28.

For prevailing Dem…[Read more]

Wasn’t there one poll looking at the Nos. 21 to 26 best states for Hillary Clinton, who carried 20, and telling us how Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren stacked up against Donald Trump? The states: Michigan, Pennsylvania, 2016 tipping point Wisconsin, Florida, Arizona, and North Carolina. And that Trump was Even with Biden in M…[Read more]

@segami,

With regard for the general election:

For a winning Republican, who also wins the U.S. Popular Vote, add 28 to the whole-number margin and that will give you an estimate of the number of carried states.

For a winning Democrat, who also wins the U.S. Popular Vote, add 22 to the whole-number margin and that will give you an estimate of…[Read more]

@segami,

No offense—but, when it comes to the overall polls, I am skeptical.

This has to do with knowing the 2016 margins in the U.S. Popular Vote and in the states, and the congressional districts of Maine and Nebraska, and where they ranked for those carried by Republican presidential pickup winner Donald Trump and for losing Democratic n…[Read more]

Bernie Sander needs Blacks. There is no question about that. There isn’t any demographic group which can be take for granted.

@Pam2,

And, unlike general-election nominee Hillary Clinton, the state of Wisconsin. The tipping point state (Trump’s 270th electoral vote; loser Hillary Clinton’s 278th; that is, looking at where all carried and not carried had ranked).