Yes, that is what I was getting at. Trump rallies and what you saw at the National's ballpark were very similar albeit with completely different responses. It's a overwhelmingly Democrat area, so one can surmise that the stadium would contain a large amount of Democrats, who if you believe the polls don't like the President.
No, that can not be surmised.
I didn't limit my comments to those people who reside within the District itself. In fact I specifically and intentionally extended it to the Washington, DC Metropolitan Statistical Area. The entire area is defined by the Office of Management and Budget as the "Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC–VA–MD–WV metropolitan statistical area." It comprises more than 6.5 million people. It is also known as the DMV, for District Maryland Virginia. And it is this entire geographical statical area that votes in the numbers I posted above.
It is not. A Trump rally in Houston is likely to be chock full of Astros fans, but that doesn't mean they are there because they're Astros fans. A Trump rally in Dallas is likely to be comprised largely of Dallas Cowboys fans, but that's not why they were there, either. A Washington Nationals game is going to be attended chiefly by liberal Democrats, but that's not why they are there. People who go to a non-political event, such as a sporting event, are, more or less, going to be a pretty good representation of the political makeup of the general geographical area. People who go to political rallies are not at all likely to be a fair representation of the political makeup of the area.
Of course it can. To surmize something is to assume something is true even when there is no evidence to support it. I can surmize that a soccer game in Dearborn is attended by a large number of Muslims without having to take a poll amongst the attendees. I can surmize that a barn raising event in Lancaster County, PA is going to be attended by a large number of Amish people. I can surmize that any random hockey game in Roseau, MN is going to be attended by mostly white people.
Trump is polling 87 job approval rating with his base. Impeachment is underwater in battleground states like Wisconsin according to polls. Yes Trump lost the popular vote, but remember that California ran up large Democrat votes.
True snapshot today. A few months ago impeachment was underwater in most if not all states. Watch the trajectory, not the snapshots. What's true today will not be true tomorrow.
True snapshot today. A few months ago impeachment was underwater in most if not all states. Watch the trajectory, not the snapshots. What's true today will not be true tomorrow.
That is the key in the discussion, "with his base". Of course they approve, thats why they are his base.
It's impossible not to keep that in mind. Democrats have a deep deeded, almost child-like "Oh, yeah! Well whatabout...!" insatiable urge to remind everyone of that....Every....Single....Day.
Wow. That's impressive. With such a dizzying depth level of Constitutional knowledge and presidential history, you are fully qualified to be an Constitutional expert on CNN. You should look into that. They make like $800 per appearance.
You keep on bringing up Clinton from like 21 years ago. So you were against Nixon being forced out of office? Or how about Andrew Johnson? This is nothing more but the Dems trying to damage Trump's favorability with contrived investigations. They must think that they can't win the old fashioned way by just having a Presidential election.
And after 3 years of constant Fake News stories, phony investigations and accusations, his base is as strong as ever. |
The Dems dont need to try. Trumper is doing that just fine all by himself.
What did he do? Be specific.
If he didn't try to follow thru on his campaign promises, it wouldn't be expected.
