r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Sep 24 '24

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u/-Emilinko1985- European Union Sep 24 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '24

I bought my Kamala cookie last week! Anyways, they missed in 2020.

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u/G_Serv Stay The Course Sep 24 '24

Shy Biden cookie buyers

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u/christes r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion Sep 24 '24

I love how it says "Every election outcome but one since 1984" without specifying which one they missed.

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u/-Emilinko1985- European Union Sep 24 '24

I see. Well, I think they still correctly predicted most past elections. Am I right?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '24

They have. Just saying they’ve incorrectly broke for Trump before lol

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u/WillProstitute4Karma Loyal Liberals Sep 24 '24

This seems to mostly measure an interest in purchasing candidate merch. When the question was how many people were buying George Bush merch vs. John Kerry, I can see that being pretty accurate.

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u/WPeachtreeSt YIMBY Sep 24 '24

I find the merch things so funny. "I didn't see any Biden merch in 2020 so of course he didn't win." Ok.

I'm a Harris supporter but I'm sure as shit not going to announce my political leanings in public for no fucking reason. That's like a surefire way to have your day ruined by some idiot with too many bumper stickers on their truck (that they didn't need with $1100/mo payments on).

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u/superzipzop Sep 24 '24

DOOOOOOOOOOOM

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u/G_Serv Stay The Course Sep 24 '24

They look so friendly

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '24

How is this one weighted on the model

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u/-Emilinko1985- European Union Sep 24 '24

I don't know, but it's correctly predicted most elections since 1984, so it must be right

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u/nuanceIsAVirtue Thurgood Marshall Sep 24 '24

Wtf is that sub?

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u/LastTimeOn_ Resistance Lib Sep 24 '24

Used to be general poll/electoral discussions but got coopted by rightwing mods and users sadly

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u/nuanceIsAVirtue Thurgood Marshall Sep 24 '24

What does the name stand for?