You haven't seen the true depths of cope until you've looked at the FiveThirtyEight subreddit

Regarding the fact that Republicans have been substantially more likely to respond to pollsters after his conviction:

Is there the possibility that so many dems are anxious about this election they just don't want to pick up the phone about anything political?

I had a theory in 2022 that women were nervous to do any political surveys because they were afraid the orgs doing the polling were actually far right groups disguised as polling organizations.

Never mind that the pollsters obviously normalize their data so Republicans responding more doesn't actually skew the results. Although I think these races are primarily decided by turnout so one side being more motivated than the other is a huge factor. In 2022, Democrats were extremely motivated because the RvW appeal was so recent. It seems like old history now in comparison, I don't see many Democrats enthusiastic to go out and vote.

Gosh it'll be funny if Trump wins in 2024 by a larger margin than Biden did in 2020.

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as a side note, all these cope threads are FULL of statements like this

economy is good, especially relative to the world

When will they realize that Americans don't actually give a shit about the economy of other countries? You will literally never convince the general public that the economy is good by comparing it to non-US economies. I don't care how "real" or "academic" the comparison is, it doesn't matter. Americans don't fricking care. We care about our own economy and that's it. The American public has literally ALWAYS been isolationist, and although it's not as extreme as it was before WW1, it's still the prevailing undercurrent.

If you want to convince the man on the street that the economy is good, you simply cannot do that through comparison to other countries. He doesn't care.