Lol. Now that is a true statement. Still would like to know where you’re getting your info on college educated Texas voters and large Texas newspaper endorsements.. Neither are correctWe’ll all find out November 8. We ought to see how accurate any of our predictions are compared to our football predictions. 🤣
...and which poll has them 2 pts apart.Lol. Now that is a true statement. Still would like to know where you’re getting your info on college educated Texas voters and large Texas newspaper endorsements.. Neither are correct
It’s a small obscure polling outfit which isn’t recognized as credible by most media outlets. Here are the latest Texas Governor polls...and which poll has them 2 pts apart.
I would never quote a single poll, credible or not.It’s a small obscure polling outfit which isn’t recognized as credible by most media outlets. Here are the latest Texas Governor polls
You stated every large paper in Texas has endorsed Beto. You failed to link the largest paper in Texas and it’s endorsement…not that endorsements mean anything to voters anymoreHere’s an article regarding the Latino voters in Texas.
Houston Chronicle endorsements
San Antonio Express News endorsements
Austin American Statesman
I listed three of the largest, including the Houston Chronicle which is the largest one in the state. Did you click on the links or not?You stated every large paper in Texas has endorsed Beto. You failed to link the largest paper in Texas and it’s endorsement…not that endorsements mean anything to voters anymore
The largest in the state by print circulation is the Dallas Morning News….It’s very close though. Not to nitpick but you said the major newspapers in the state had endorsed Beto. The DMN is obviously a major newspaper in the state. Again…not that endorsements really matter. I did find it telling that the DMN endorsed Beto in his 2018 Senate bid but has endorsed his opponent in this years election. Beto’s shine has worn off imo. I believe he’s about to suffer his worse election loss ever. We will soon find out whose correct.I listed three of the largest, including the Houston Chronicle which is the largest one in the state. Did you click on the links or not?
An alternative link is here.
Thanks for the link. I don’t pay particular attention to the opinions of those who work in the higher education bubble of the northeast but I do enjoy reading the opinions from all types of individuals even when I disagree with almost every written word….as in this pieceAs you said, endorsements don’t necessarily translate to votes and the polls are often wrong. We’ll find out what happens November 8.
meanwhile historian Heather Cox Richardson has some thoughts on the upcoming elections.
There is a ton of non-physical jobs that most people are thoroughly capable of doing at 68. I know many people who continue working very diligently at 73+. Some do it for the money, some do it because they don't want to retire.I think it’s funny, the French are in the streets protesting the minimum age to receive full retirement benefits moving from 62-65 we’re talking about moving it closer to 70.
People are not physically designed to do labor at that point in their lives.
Sarcasm?As a 58 year old I support Aston in his “old people can’t do ” crusade.
I think it’s funny, the French are in the streets protesting the minimum age to receive full retirement benefits moving from 62-65 we’re talking about moving it closer to 70.
People are not physically designed to do labor at that point in their lives.
The fact there are people who are able to work into their old age on their own accord does not mean that all of them, or even a majority of them, are fit to do so. Nor should they be obligated to do so.There is a ton of non-physical jobs that most people are thoroughly capable of doing at 68. I know many people who continue working very diligently at 73+. Some do it for the money, some do it because they don't want to retire.
Careful about ageism.
I don't mean to insinuate that old people can't do anything, I'm asserting that they should not be forced to do so if it is not in their best interest.As a 58 year old I support Aston in his “old people can’t do ” crusade.
We do. Congratulations.if we had Privatized retirement accounts, you would control your own retirement.
I don’t totally disagree with you here. From experience, as I age things do become more difficult. This applies to physical and mental tasks. No clue what I will like in 7-10 years but I certainly can’t work today at a level I could twenty years ago. I could especially see the age issue as problematic in labor intensive jobs. There are also high stress meticulous jobs which might be difficult for a 70 year old. Everybody ages differently so these are generalities. However, aging and it’s effects are very realI don't mean to insinuate that old people can't do anything, I'm asserting that they should not be forced to do so if it is not in their best interest.
People are not physically designed to do labor at that point in their lives.
The fact there are people who are able to work into their old age on their own accord does not mean that all of them, or even a majority of them, are fit to do so.
FIFY
When was it realeased that Gillum was a drug user?Just a reminder that polls aren’t always exactly reliable….especially coming from CNN. It’s no secret DeSantis has presidential aspirations. Something to watch next Tuesday will be his margin a victory in a very purple state known for close elections
Only reports I can find were well after the election.When was it realeased that Gillum was a drug user?
I agree with this perspective though I wouldn’t be surprised if the Senate flips on a surprise from Arizona or a disappointment in Georgia.Ok boys and girls there’s one week until midterms. My originally predictions continue to look good. Pubs win the House with 228. Senate is split 50-50. Couple of predictions on local and national races of interest:
Lankford and Mullin win easily +20ish
Stitt surprises and wins handily +5. The Tribes are going to waste nearly $20M. I understand this prediction doesn’t match with some polls especially the one 1978 posted show the Hoff up 7 points. I believing my polling is better
Beto has lost his shine and loses big. Abbott +8
Fetterman holds off the wizard in PA by 1.5
Ga senate goes to a runoff. Warnock wins rhnoff
Pubs win the Senate seat in Nev
Dems hold on to the Senate seat in Zona but lose the Governor’s race.
Desantis makes a statement and wins Fla by double digits.
Pubs win Ohio and Wisconsin but they are closer than expected
Agree. There will certainly be a few surprises. Control of the Senate hinges on a few close races.I
I agree with this perspective though I wouldn’t be surprised if the Senate flips on a surprise from Arizona or a disappointment in Georgia.
You think Stitt's late ad campaign is going to pull it out for him?Ok boys and girls there’s one week until midterms. My originally predictions continue to look good. Pubs win the House with 228. Senate is split 50-50. Couple of predictions on local and national races of interest:
Lankford and Mullin win easily +20ish
Stitt surprises and wins handily +5. The Tribes are going to waste nearly $20M. I understand this prediction doesn’t match with some polls especially the one 1978 posted show the Hoff up 7 points. I believing my polling is better
Beto has lost his shine and loses big. Abbott +8
Fetterman holds off the wizard in PA by 1.5
Ga senate goes to a runoff. Warnock wins rhnoff
Pubs win the Senate seat in Nev
Dems hold on to the Senate seat in Zona but lose the Governor’s race.
Desantis makes a statement and wins Fla by double digits.
Pubs win Ohio and Wisconsin but they are closer than expected
Ad campaign and metrics imo. The tribes spent millions on anti Stitt ads for months and they drove his negatives way down (it wasn’t a difficult task). He’s now running ads and combined with an overwhelming Republican electorate I see him pulling this out. In a more normal year I would give Joy a better than 50/50 chance. Political climate doesn’t favor her.You think Stitt's late ad campaign is going to pull it out for him?
I got a phone message from Desantis supporting Stitt.
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I agree with this perspective though I wouldn’t be surprised if the Senate flips on a surprise from Arizona or a disappointment in Georgia.
dem(outside money) have out spent the rep by more than 3:1. i guess you can buy a political seat.I
I agree with this perspective though I wouldn’t be surprised if the Senate flips on a surprise from Arizona or a disappointment in Georgia.
I don't think any of them except maybe Gibbs have much chance at success. Their biggest failure in this effort will probably be not succeeding to get 'their' republicans through to the general.One interesting note looking at next Tuesday, how will the 12 Republicans the Dems spent $53M to win the primaries fair in the general?
Wasn’t the point to ensure those Pubs lose in the general? Supporting far right pubs in the primary so they will be easier opponents for the Dems in the general?I don't think any of them except maybe Gibbs have much chance at success. Their biggest failure in this effort will probably be not succeeding to get 'their' republicans through to the general.
Yeah, and from what I saw there is a chance that Gibbs will win, and not much of a chance, but the next best chance for Mastriano.Wasn’t the point to ensure those Pubs lose in the general? Supporting far right pubs in the primary so they will be easier opponents for the Dems in the general?