@ForecasterEnten @Gallup I never understand the surprise about Trump's approval rating. Obama got 5 points more in his worst performance.
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@ForecasterEnten@Gallup And Trump would have done worse if the opposing candidate was even slightly likable. -
@sphenreckson@ForecasterEnten@Gallup I liked her. A lot. -
@gila43 Well, some people obviously did, or she wouldn't have been nominated. A large number of people, including some Democrats, did not. -
@sphenreckson@gila43 I did not like her. Still think she's the lesser of 2 evils. They are just on different galaxies of evil.
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@ForecasterEnten any chance 538 can retroactively apply your new approval tracker to past presidents' numbers, for comparison? (esp Obama) -
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@ForecasterEnten we are ONLY 2 months in..it gets worse from here when the maf. jobs don't flood back..when budget cuts actually hit in 18' -
@Fdr1942@ForecasterEnten Ppl wont see full effects of budget cuts way down the line, plus I suspect states & local gov. will pick up slack.
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@ForecasterEnten@jonfavs Length that contributors to public discourse go to normalize trump is astounding & destructive. Gave us Trump. -
@ForecasterEnten@onlxn this is going to be a really good conversation starter as we sift through the rubble looking for food -
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@ForecasterEnten no way in hell do i believe those numbers! Obama's WORST President EVER! -
@BrandyLuvsTrump, data journalism is not for you, apparently.
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@ForecasterEnten@jonfavs So now Trump has his target. -
@dialogician When Trump/Ryan econ agenda gets through and hit 4-5% growth in 2-3 years by turning US into massive tax haven w/tax cuts 1/ -
@dialogician for business investment and public capital to supplement what private capital won't do, he'll be reelected by good margin. 2/2 -
@suvyboy We'll see. Lots of economist believe such projections are overly rosy. And protectionism/ isolationism won't help. -
@dialogician That's cuz they don't understand what he's tryna do. The students of American financial history have seen this before. -
@dialogician It's how the US got tons of growth in the Gilded Age. We're living through the Second Gilded Age right now. -
@suvyboy But there needs to be productive growth. That can't be built on the back of yesterday's tech and regressive trade policies. -
@dialogician Who says this growth is unproductive? It'll be investment growth in an economy starved of investment w/no capacity. - 他5件の返信
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