It was my personal opinion that Democrats had accelerated in their propaganda driven madness to the point where their intent was to deal a political deathblow to the nation. You cannot have open borders, they did this on purpose, and their goal was to burn the country to the ground so they could rule the ashes. You have too many foreigners in the country, so with birthright citizenship, the country I was supposed to inherit is gone. The country my predecessors built since the 1650s is gone. Republicans and Democrats both killed it. I and my future children are destined to effectively become slaves unless we can become a higher social and economic class rapidly. Trump had one chance to mass deport, and it needed to be fast, hard, and by the millions a month. The CEOs of companies that employed the illegals needed to be publicly hanged as traitors to our people. We needed every judge that ignored rule of law imprisoned. We needed the grants for universities and student loans cut, permanently, and by 95%. We have 45million people on EBT alone--that number needed to go down to 5 million. We needed to eject the Afghanis and Somalis that were inflicted upon rural towns by the tens of thousands. Trump needed to do this. We needed tariffs to restore our manufacturing capacity--the thing that ensured we would win world wars, sacrificed for globalist free trade. We had 2 years to make the changes necessary, to lay the groundwork, so we could rapidly restore America. It was a longshot. We needed almost the entire FBI blacklisted, permanently, from government employment.
It was going to be a difficult task but after the assassination attempt, and the prosecutions, Trump said he was willing to fight to change the country. We voted for him. And then he did not even try to deliver on the massive change that was required--he instead preserved the status quo to prevent backslide. We could not afford to have anything less than chauvinist, ardent desire to fix the country.
Every election is the most diverse election in American history. Texas's vote outcomes are dictated by Hispanic vote--not the Scotch Irish who actually built the state. They didn't vote to be diluted to the point where they're a minority in their own state. The Hispanics didn't build Texas, didn't make it great, they came after and enjoy the fruits of the labor of the frontiersmen who worked for it. The Hispanics tried to take Texas by force and failed. They lost. What endeared Patton to Pershing and catapulted him into leadership were his successful raids against Pancho Villa. We had active border wars with these people--they pulled American workers off of trains, stripped them naked, and executed them because they were American. These people aren't immigrants. They are enemies. But in the long-term they won, solely by Republican and Democrat permitted demographic change. A country is its people. We made it too expensive for actual Americans to have kids--and then used declining birthrates as our excuse to let a tidal wave of parasites in to suck our economy dry.
Oklahoma county collects $100,000,000 a year in property taxes. Two thirds of it goes to the courts, the jail, the sheriff--to manage the criminal population. $3,000,000 of what is collected goes to roads. $10,000,000 goes to providing other functions that are necessary to a city--maintaining the deeds registrar, the UCC filing for the state is all managed by Oklahoma county (for liens and collateral loan filings), for managing actual city life. Americans can't afford court--but we pay the court clerk $20,000,000 a year from property taxes. We pay property taxes so that we can have jail welfare for criminals. And yet when your car gets stolen, when an illegal without insurance t-bones you, when your wallet gets stolen, they don't get punished. We don't have a society of laws anymore because we cannot afford the law enforcement required to rid ourselves of the low-trust theft loving foreigners from our neighborhoods. We made our taxbase easy targets for these people and didn't give them any use-of-force protection, which is essential to the social contract with a government.
So now we are left with fewer options because Trump couldn't deliver on what was already a longshot. It's not accelerationism. We had one chance and we missed, and it's already gone. So we want Republicans to be punished for their betrayal. Their pallid, witless, rotted, pathetic carcasses cost me my country, which my family has fought and died for over 300 years. As far as I'm concerned, if a Socialist Democrat wants to carve out our pathetic GOP leadership's spleens with a rusted spork, I'm not going to come help them.
So...
This video was hours ago and internet wasn't enough apparently. But that's okay because I have to provide an update.
I am currently at Andrews AB. Might as well stay in DC area for the night. Have out. Get a rental in the am and head home.
I will be backed up but @RobertBarnes and I are doing a Friday Poll Special.
We will have a lot of drops.
Nate Silver thinks he’s smarter than everybody. He goes in and says this poll is credible, these right-wing pollsters are fake and these left-wing pollsters are great.
He weighted Wedgewood, a FAKE firm, higher than the New York Times, higher than Quantus, higher than Mark Mitchell! This is why his model gets humiliated year after year.
We need a complete overhaul of this industry.
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Our final pre-midterm approval for Trump isn't "juiced". It's right in line with the RCP Average, which took months to align to us on this and other trackers such as the Generic Ballot, and now mirrors George W. Bush ahead of 2006.
But alas, many want to compare this cycle to 2018, not 2006.
I have a major problem with that analysis. Here is our final approval overall, on the economy / jobs, and foreign policy / national security for President Trump right before the midterms in 2018 and now.
To think this will have no impact on Tuesday flies in the face of decades of midterm data.
Is it possible?
Sure. It's also possible someone builds me a time machine so I can travel back in time to profess my love for a 20-year old Sophia Loren.
It's unlikely, however.
Hey guys,
I'm going to pin this here. I've gotten a lot of questions about 1) the hardcover not on other distributors and 2) audiobook.
1) Yes, the hardcover as of now is only available on Amazon.
2. The audiobook has been submitted. It's out of our hands and up to Audible now. It'll just pop up on Amazon when it is available and if I see it first, I'll let you know.
Also, do not forget to leave a review if you liked it. As you can see, there are certain "MAGA" mad at me and just attacking me personally in reviews.
https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Down-Polls-Americans-Really/dp/B0HJRZ7JGR/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0
How Voters Grade the President’s Report Card
What is the Intensity Index in the presidential job approval rating? It’s very simple, but also very insightful in determining the national mood surrounding the presidency and even the president’s party. It’s the difference between the percentage of those who strongly approve and strongly disapprove of the job the president is doing in office. It can be either a positive or negative value.
Watching people attempt to "unskew" polls conducted by all walks of this industry—ranging from Nate Cohn at The New York Times to Spencer Kimball at Emerson College to Tim Malloy at Quinnipiac—all to deny Donald Trump's gains against Joe Biden with various voting blocs, is more than a little sad.
The slew of recent polls over two weeks—to include no less than four today alone—have simply confirmed prior findings published from other pollsters who have previously been "unskewed". That includes your's truly and our work at BIG DATA POLL, Mark Penn at Harvard University, Patrick Ruffini at Echelon Insights, and many others.
I'm temped to equate this with an Occam's razor-like situation. But this debate is more about likelihood than simplicity.
Here's the Presidential Vote Preference Trend for Biden v. Trump going back to August 2020. The Public Polling Project did not begin asking the Rematch Question for 2024 until September 2021. However, we can still make some pretty important and interesting observations.