Timothy Birdnow

You have GOT to be kidding me!

This comes from Rasmussen, who is the best in a very shady business, granted, but still the best.

Crime has dropped WAY down under Donald Trump; all the statistics prove that. So how can the public possibly think the Democrats, whose solutions in their own states led to spikes in crime, possibly believe that?

People are insane.

I couldn't get into the actual article for numbers (it is behind a subscription wall) but they did have this.

Looks like Talirico and Paxton are tied right now - just as that always happens before elections.

Add five points to Paxton and he's going to win handily. Polls usually underestimate the Republicans by 3 to 5%.

According to this particular poll 'Rico and Paxton are tied ay 45% with 5% going for Libertarian candidate Ted Brown, leaving an undecided 5% (how can anyone be undecided at this point?) I think the undecided numbers are good for Paxton; they probably don't want to admit to a pollster they are voting for Paxton, who has been horribly maligned by the media.

I have a suspicion this isn't even going to be close. I pray I am correct.

Anyway, polls have increasingly shown they aren't worth the computer screen they are printed on and we need to ignore them. In the case of this election we should just assume we are behind BUT not panic or despair. That's just what they want now.

BTW Scott Rasmussen quit his own polling company years ago and who knows who is running it now? It is probably moving slowly leftward, just like Fox News.

Rasmussen quit in 2013 over "disagreements over company business strategy" which probably means over how they do their polling, and no doubt the board of directors wanted it to be more in line with the other polling firms, use the same models as they others. The march lockstep into the Brave New World together.

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