Is PINO'S Approval Rating Fake?

[ProfessorGAC]

With all the issues about bots, I have serious technical concerns about the numbers "it" is carrying.
If the numbers were true, why would they freaking president of the United States need go go to North F'n Dakota for applause in a state where 10% of active voters is 15,000 people?
Only thing I can think of is that even the handlers of the pet monkey know they need to put on the circus somewhere where it looks like everyone loves the monkey!
Why go there unless they know the approval rating is faked high?

[Thomas Hurt]

1. this is about feeding his pathology

Singapore was about feeding his pathology not actually making any peace deal.

These are grifts to feed his bloated and damaged ego.

[ProfessorGAC]

3. I Buy That

But, even among the work crowd (engineers, who unlike scientists are more conservative),
I'm not seeing the support. Just disdain, disgust, or dispassion
That's why I think something if faking the numbers
Yeah, small sample set, but I'm talking dozens not 5

[LonePirate]

2. There is the Senate campaign there where he is trying to unseat the Dem incumbent.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. So That Tiny Crowd That ...

... voted for him is the delta.
The numbers don't work for me.

[LonePirate]

6. Add in all of the local news coverage that is targeted to motivate his base. That's enough.

[ProfessorGAC]

9. To Do What?

They already voted "moron"
They were going to do nothing otherwise

[LonePirate]

12. Look to the future, not the past. That rally was about November 2018 turnout.

[ProfessorGAC]

14. To What End?

Those 9k losers were never NOT going to the polls
But of course the idiot media covered it like it mattered

[LonePirate]

15. Again, the rally was not aimed only at those in attendance.

It was about motivating voters and n the state. Every newspaper, television and radio news program in the state covered or mentioned the rally. Fox carried it live for the entirety. It was targeted to ND voters as well as Republicans elsewhere. His rallies are not only directed at the small crowds who attend them.

[Chickensoup]

5. Could be. Every thing about him is fake.

[mythology]

7. Obviously not

This is a completely unsupported conspiracy theory.

[ProfessorGAC]

11. Look Who's Talking!

Look up hyperbole!
Something for you to learn.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. Part 2

Explain the delta of support among Americans for the top 8 ideas "it" supports
Overwhelming disagreement
Can't answer that, can you?
Even immigration hard line doesn't have plurality support!
Ibid!
(Something else to look up)
Last: Find something in my posting history that supports that I'm readily accepting of conspiracy theory. I'm one of those here that attempted to debunk MIHOP with science
You got nothing, and you know it

[MichMary]

8. He went to N. Dakota

because Heidi Heitkamp is vulnerable. I believe the election was just moved from "toss up" to "lean Republican" after his campaign rally.

[ProfessorGAC]

10. Then The Pollsters Are Silly

In that state, the voters leaning "stupid" were going stupid anyway
The idea that it talks to 9000 "true believers" makes the difference is mathematically ridiculous
This is all fake

[DemocratSinceBirth]

16. The mid terms will let us know how popular Trump is or isn't.

Hopefully it's the latter.

[0rganism]

17. i don't think his approval rating is fake, but his rhetoric on the topic definitely is

seems to me if they wanted to fake his approval numbers they'd do much better than 42% in the aggregate -- take him up to a normative 55% or some such.

honestly i don't think anyone on Trump's side even cares what the numbers are. Trump will just make something up at his rallies if he feels the need.