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So let me get this straight...
You believe that the assumption that Nader voters would vote for Kerry if Nader withdraws and endorses Kerry (or simply withdraws) is as valid as assuming that all republicans will vote for Nader? Because they helped put him on the ballot in a few states and are contributing to his campaign?
Ok, whatever.
I just wanted to see what the data would look like if Nader wasn't in the picture. Let's say that NONE of the Nader voters would vote for Kerry OR Bush, they then drop out of the polls because most of these polls (if not all of them) first ask if you are a "likely voter". Then my what if game is still valid, though, of course, not as strong.
Anyway, it's a what if... Nader isn't going to drop out, so that makes getting Kerry in that much harder, plus it makes the second theft of the election so much easier because the rigged results won't be THAT MUCH different than the polling data. Welcome to 2000 all over again.
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