Friday, October 26, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Write Enything For This Crab
Oh, Romney sings to.
Joseph
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
The Real Election Flaw of Our Country
Our country has a very serious flaw. Because of the polarize nature of our country, their is a chance we could put someone like Mitt Romney in the office of the president. When one side has the financial means to buy the most important election of our county, we can actually put someone in the president's role who has no qualifications to be there, and in tonight's debate, that fact was evident.
Romney scares me, and this is not related to being on the other side of his issues. It does have a lot to do with our nation's security. This man is not qualified to be in the office of the president, and if he were, we could be in the first nuclear war. I say this with the real fear Romney is out classed, emotional reactive, and narrowed minded.
The very first time Romney is faced with a real life situation the mind set for critical thinking on a world stage will not be there. As a country, we have got to find a way to keep those who could destroy the country or world out of our polarized system. As you can see, any person can get close to half the country' s support off the top. This makes our election process something to look at from a national security perspective. We are truly in a scary time.
Joseph
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I created my own averages believing in my heart these outliers do not belong in the average if they are bias for one side. Taking from Huffpost Politics, I have come up with a very different outcome I use to stop sweating about the possibility of Romney becoming our next president.
Now, when I look at the national averages, I take out Rasmussen's polls and Gallup's outliers, instead of getting a created number, I get 47% to 47%. When I do the same for Florida, I get 48% for Obama and 47% for Romney. I don't feel bad about doing this. I don't think life will be that much different without them.
I say this concerning polls also because I was on the "Headline Poll" site and discovered a strong bias in how they presented their numbers. For example, they left a PPP poll that had Obama up in Ohio by 3 points out the day it was released. They put it out the next day, but it was not released as new. In effect, it went unnoticed. I confronted them with the following post:
What did they do? They removed the poll altogether. So when you see a polling average being manipulated by one or two conservative outliers, don't panic; just recalibrate the poll without the bias pollster. Another very important factor concerning national polls is: for the very dynamics I am trying to avoid, national polls have become not good sources of accurate information.
Joseph