Let it Burn already working day 9. I have a feeling the approval on bottom ones would look much different post Medicare shutting down
Not at all a great start for the GOP. Already sliding in approval. They will be fully on fire by summer.
Literally his first week😂😂😂
“Overall, the poll showed 45% of Americans approve of Trump's performance as president, down slightly from 47% in a Jan. 20-21 poll. The share who disapproved was slightly larger at 46%, an increase from 39% in the prior poll.”
So was Biden’s at this point of his presidency.
Yeah, people like the idea of it but they never make the connection of what they will lose when it happens. I think that is at least part of the Democratic strategy here. Let people feel what happens when the government is actually downsized. I wish they would at least force Republicans to have to do it legally through Congress, but then maybe they also know that if they let it happen by executive order it will be far easier to fix the next time they get in power.
Yep. Anti government spending types often have no idea how much they are getting from the government, be it directly or be it from dollars their employers / business receives from working on government projects (or both). The later one especially cracks me up with owners typically all in on it…until their jobs suddenly get put on hold or cancelled. I know a lot of construction company owners who fall in this category. Super MAGA and anti tax and government spending way too much and all the while half or more of their revenue is coming from tax funded projects.
Statistically speaking, as long as the sample group is truly random then the numbers aren't going to change much beyond 1000. Meaning if you surveyed 100,000 people you would get basically the same percentages.
Problem is, everyone wants the cuts to be made in areas that don't directly affect them.
That’s about the only thing worth celebrating. About everything else is utterly ridiculous
If the sample is random then it is reliable at 1000. The point you need to nitpick is if the sample is actually random because there are many factors that can throw randomness off.
That's what I'm saying, randomness, which directly impacts reliability is much easier at 100k.
Possibly, I'm not sure the issues with randomness get corrected with more people, but it also costs a crap ton more money to run a survey with that many people.
🙏Just watch, the Repubs will turn on him.
Impeachment No. 3 incoming!
Some were, and I called out the ones that were like 400 as I saw them. To that point, look at the reliability of those though.
It means keep the shit that I think helps me and get rid of the shit that I think doesn't help me. Also, I'm not sure what any of that is, but I will express appropriate outrage if I sense that I've lost anything.
Keep in mind, that poster is almost always woefully ignorant on how things actually work - statistical polling being just one example.
Sure, but as pointed out before, it gets to a point where you start getting so many people that the time/cost of polling more people to adjust the percentage by half a point or less doesn't become worth it.
The only people government cuts won’t hurt are the wealthy. Everyone else will feel it.
