@DeezyAZ81
Even in other posts besides that one you are saying 'he'. It should be 'you'.
But that aside. This is my whole point to you: I do NOT believe the poll is correct at all! You have not one time stopped to even consider or ask that.
That is where I want the discussion to be. I believe the poll was done and I believe the numbers are really what they got.
My point to you is that I do NOT think they are truly reflective.
With Republicans, maybe; with Democrats, no way I believe it changes their mind at all!
For the very reasons I have stated to you before. The Left will always unite behind their candidate -- no matter what. The Right is much more apt to stay home if they are disgruntled with their selection. I actually respect that.
I believe the folks believe what they said in the poll -- but when they get in the booth, it is a whole other deal.
So, if you could have a reasonable conversation without clouding the issue with other problems or deflecting to another subject, that is what I want to know from you.
I wanted to know if you felt that way or not -- since I assumed you voted for Biden?
But you would not even admit a poll was done. Finally you did.
Then you finally, sort of, admitted that if you had known beforehand, it would have given you pause. But you will not commit to going further in the discussion without sidestepping.
I appreciate you trying, I really do. Most on the Left here will not even try to discuss anything.
So, when you have a minute -- consider what I said. I think there used to 8ish% or so that could be swayed -- I would wager it is much closer to half of that now, say 4%.
So, my question --when you have time to consider it is still the same -- do you REALLY think it would have affected the way you thought?