Fetterman - Oz Debate — anyone keeping tabs on this?

[Anonymous]

I think the polls are overstating Fetterman's support. People do not want to say bad things about him. I think Oz by 5 points.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pin this for when Oz and Mastriani claim fraud on November 9th and 10th...

Damn, look at that “I already voted” tab.

Maybe yes, maybe no.
If 2016 taught you anything it should be that people lie on polls because they don't want to look like a jerk

It's not lying (alone). We don't know how to poll anymore. Landline based sampling frames and a general willingness to pick up the phone and take a call were the basis for how we do this and we haven't come up with something new that works.

[Anonymous]

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🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Curious. Are in PA? And, what do you like about Oz? I simply can't imagine a snake oil salesman as my chosen representative in the Senate. We watched him screw over chubby America to make a buck for years. Why do you think he won't screw over you for the same? He doesn't even have any real values of his own. It's NUTTY.

The GOP only wants rubber stamps.

[Anonymous]

Fetterman is clearly a rubber stamp. His mind isn't even all there to make an independent decision, unfortunately. When it was there, it was pretty left-wing, wanting to release lots of criminals.

Oz is likely a liberal Democrat who got himself the nomination by saying the election was stolen from Trump. However, he is not as liberal as Fetterman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fetterman is clearly a rubber stamp. His mind isn't even all there to make an independent decision, unfortunately. When it was there, it was pretty left-wing, wanting to release lots of criminals.

Oz is likely a liberal Democrat who got himself the nomination by saying the election was stolen from Trump. However, he is not as liberal as Fetterman.

Looks like your mind is the one that’s not all there.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the polls are overstating Fetterman's support. People do not want to say bad things about him. I think Oz by 5 points.

I actually think the other way. I think the polls are overstating Oz's support. Pennsylvanians are sensitive to those who "belong" and a carpet bagger who is a Hollywood millionaire is not a Pennsylvanian. Additionally the fact that he is Muslim and dual-Turkish citizen will not do him any favors. He is out-of-touch with what Pennsylvanians want. Last, since the Dobbs decision, a lot of new voters, both female and young have been registering to vote. They are not voting for someone who thinks that a women's medical decision should be between the patient, her doctor and her local politician (especially not a man who sells weight loss gimmicks and cures for the common cold.

I think the support for Fetterman was double digits and the debate caused it to come down. I think Oz will be lucky to lose by 5%.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fetterman is clearly a rubber stamp. His mind isn't even all there to make an independent decision, unfortunately. When it was there, it was pretty left-wing, wanting to release lots of criminals.

Oz is likely a liberal Democrat who got himself the nomination by saying the election was stolen from Trump. However, he is not as liberal as Fetterman.

Oz is a liberal democrat? Nothing you say is true.

[Anonymous]

It’s Fetterman with the decent, shared values of America.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the polls are overstating Fetterman's support. People do not want to say bad things about him. I think Oz by 5 points.

I actually think the other way. I think the polls are overstating Oz's support. Pennsylvanians are sensitive to those who "belong" and a carpet bagger who is a Hollywood millionaire is not a Pennsylvanian. Additionally the fact that he is Muslim and dual-Turkish citizen will not do him any favors. He is out-of-touch with what Pennsylvanians want. Last, since the Dobbs decision, a lot of new voters, both female and young have been registering to vote. They are not voting for someone who thinks that a women's medical decision should be between the patient, her doctor and her local politician (especially not a man who sells weight loss gimmicks and cures for the common cold.

I think the support for Fetterman was double digits and the debate caused it to come down. I think Oz will be lucky to lose by 5%.

Support for Fetterman was not double digits. Before the debate, polls put him variously at around +2 to +5.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the polls are overstating Fetterman's support. People do not want to say bad things about him. I think Oz by 5 points.

I actually think the other way. I think the polls are overstating Oz's support. Pennsylvanians are sensitive to those who "belong" and a carpet bagger who is a Hollywood millionaire is not a Pennsylvanian. Additionally the fact that he is Muslim and dual-Turkish citizen will not do him any favors. He is out-of-touch with what Pennsylvanians want. Last, since the Dobbs decision, a lot of new voters, both female and young have been registering to vote. They are not voting for someone who thinks that a women's medical decision should be between the patient, her doctor and her local politician (especially not a man who sells weight loss gimmicks and cures for the common cold.

I think the support for Fetterman was double digits and the debate caused it to come down. I think Oz will be lucky to lose by 5%.

Support for Fetterman was not double digits. Before the debate, polls put him variously at around +2 to +5.

I’m pretty sure it was double digits during the summer.

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Better context and angle:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the polls are overstating Fetterman's support. People do not want to say bad things about him. I think Oz by 5 points.

I’m utterly amazed that anybody would vote for that obviously incapacitated human. How can a reasonable voter place ideology above competence?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fetterman is clearly a rubber stamp. His mind isn't even all there to make an independent decision, unfortunately. When it was there, it was pretty left-wing, wanting to release lots of criminals.

Oz is likely a liberal Democrat who got himself the nomination by saying the election was stolen from Trump. However, he is not as liberal as Fetterman.

Oz is a liberal democrat? Nothing you say is true.

He's as Republican as Mayor Mike Bloomberg.