“I’m trying to decide if I want to go on record, and the answer is yes,” Frank Luntz told Piers Morgan Wednesday. “I think that he loses because of this debate performance.”
  • axemurber@lemmy.world
    833·
    6 days ago

    Old trick, don’t fall for it. Go out and vote, never assume victory on your side or trust people from the other side telling you you won.

    They want people to not vote because it is: “in the bag”

    • AmidFuror@fedia.io
      291·
      5 days ago

      If they say Trump’s winning, it’s a trick to make Democrats think it’s lost and stay home. If they say Trump’s losing, it’s a trick to make Democrats think they’ve won and stay home.

      Maybe sometimes people just want to share opinions about what’s going on. We should vote regardless, but not everything is a trick.

      • axemurber@lemmy.world
        22·
        5 days ago

        Honestly you might be right, but at this point I am not sure if what I feel is news induced paranoia or realistic worry. Regardless, go vote indeed.

      • Dipbeneaththelasers@lemmy.today
        6·
        5 days ago

        We’re talking about American politics, every avenue of which is spun by media looking for eyeballs, capitalists looking for dollars, leaders looking for allies, and egoists looking for power. Sure there are individuals that just want to share their opinion, but there is also no shortage of people who are trying to trick some portion of the electorate.

      • fluxion@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2·
        5 days ago

        If we were talking Fox News then that heuristic is probably pretty close to reality

  • classic@fedia.io
    541·
    6 days ago

    It ain’t over until the election is over. Let’s not get complacent

      • Zier@fedia.io
        17·
        5 days ago

        Actually Vote Often is correct. Every election your City, County, State & Federal have, you Vote. That way you never get removed from the voter rolls legally.

        • Atrichum@lemmy.world
          11·
          5 days ago

          One reason is that he has demonstrated over the past 8 years that he’s not really better at forecasting than others. But the main reason I say that is he’s shown his ass on social media time and time again. I don’t have specifics so can’t really defend my accusation.

  • grue@lemmy.worldEnglish
    28·
    5 days ago

    The polls are literally irrelevant – and I don’t mean just in the usual way that they can have bias or vary compared to what the actual vote ends up being.

    What I mean is that the polls are irrelevant because Trump isn’t even trying to win votes in the first place, but instead has every intention of massively cheating and stealing the presidency.

    So yeah: first of all, it’s imperative to disregard the polls and vote anyway because we can’t just squeak by, but instead need massive landslide victories in states like GA and AZ to overwhelm all the fraud (throwing out valid votes and refusing to certify) the MAGA election officials will be perpetrating. And then second, we have to go beyond just voting and be prepared to hold massive protests to make it clear to both election officials and judges handling Trump’s inevitable flood of election-denier lawsuits that professional misconduct will not be tolerated.

    • HelixDab2@lemm.ee
      8·
      5 days ago

      Polls can be a good indicator, since not everyone will vote. But yes, go vote. If you vote for Harris, get out there on Tuesday, 5 November and show your support! If you vote for Trump, get out there on Wednesday, 6 November and show your support! (Don’t get your days mixed up! The liberal media doesn’t want you to remember that your Trump vote only counts if it’s on Wednesday!)

  • Snapz@lemmy.world
    13·
    5 days ago

    Nothing over until January 7th.

    Register to vote. Vote. Use your time and energy to get others to do the same. Hold the line until the election is certified.