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https://www.latimes.com/politics…
Michigan State University political scientist Matt Grossman recently noted a consistent phenomenon in models designed to forecast the election outcome: Those that take polls into account have tended to show a slight edge for Harris. But models that ignore the specific candidates and look only at what political scientists call “fundamentals” — such as the rate of economic growth and voters’ approval of the incumbent president — have generally pointed to a Republican win.
The takeaway is simple: A normal Republican would be planning a victory party right now.
Instead, former President Trump is locked in a toss-up race.
That partly reflects how well Harris has put together a campaign in the little more than three months since President Biden left the race. Mostly, however, it’s a measure of how Trump’s unpopularity holds down Republican fortunes.
- the whining democrats will despite Trump's win even if his policies will directly benefit them.pr2
- Pffft calling the kettle black much?********
- nearly every red state on welfare********
- How will tariffs benefit ANYONE?monospaced
- Tariffs protect domestic production by reducing the profitability of foreign products. The easiest example to see is automobiles.********
- But yeah it’s not like we can just immediately ramp up production on most things. Will take decades.********
- US cars are some of the worst made in the world. Why is that?ShenanigansTV
- They aren’tmonospaced
- lol what. Worst made in the world? Clueless.********