People have no idea how scary that Yellowstone eruption could be, in all seriousness. Would make the alien invasion moot.
The magma chamber isn't even close to full, it isn't happening in the next several thousand years. And I'd take it over an alien invasion. An alien invasion means we are done, or worse than done.
It is a complete piece of shit, too. I tried reading it a couple times and the writing is on a 3rd grade level.
Oh lord you've done it now. Worse than the NSA at reading random message boards--you're gonna bring Scientology down on us for criticizing their god.
RCP average in 2016 - https://www.realclearpolitics.com/e...s/general_election_trump_vs_clinton-5491.html vs. RCP average in 2020 - https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/general_election_trump_vs_biden-6247.html I set parameters of October 1 the year before the election through June 8 year of election, but I don't know if those came over with the link or not. In summary, Biden's lead seems a lot more consistent over time than Hillary's ever did.
I can't look at +/- any more. If the value isn't above 50, it is meaningless to me. 47-40 is a +7, but nobody has a majority. Meaning that the non-polled can flip it either way.
Making up that much in undecideds is nearly impossible, though 50% is a solid threshold. I tend to look at the MoE, unless there are an unreasonably high number of undecideds.
This seems about right for now since we are looking at a particularly low point for Trump. I think the bottom part of the list will trend back towards Trump as we get closer to the election and I would be astonished if Biden wins any of the bottom 4 states and very surprised for him to win the two above them.
That Florida one seems strange. The rest show edges either inside or just beyond the margin of error, which makes sense. The only thing I can think of is Puerto Ricans.
