the-pi-guy said:
I am not particularly taking a position, because I don't think there's particularly good data in this instance for either position. A.) what percentage of people would be supportive of US pushing these measures for ceasefire. What percentage of people are opposed to that? B.) But more critically, for what percentage of people, would those decisions affect their election choices? A is relatively easy to figure out, I'm not sure there's good information on B. A ton of people support a ceasefire, but they would still vote for Kamala on the basis of women's rights, for example. You could be 100% right that Michigan is in jeopardy, or you might be completely wrong, because of other factors. |
(i was more asking for your stance on the fact that RolStoppable literally just said polls can't be trusted b/c i found a single poll refuting something he believes to be true. (i.e., I tagged you as a means to "clown" on him.))