AlwaysWrite
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If you even bother to watch pre-voting "expert commentary" on television news networks regarding the New Hampshire voting, you're being "force-fed" a series of monotonous statements that don't tell you anything of substance. A few examples ...
* "It's going to be all about which candidates get out the vote." [DUH! What "brilliance"]
* "The undecided voters will make a big difference." [DUH! again]
* "Trump and Sanders are way ahead in the polls, but the polls can be unpredictable." [... so why do the "experts" keep telling us about those polls ad nauseam?]
... and when they interview the GOP candidates, they keep asking "How high do you need to finish to keep going?" ... and virtually all of the answers are something such as "I'm not going to put a number on where I need to finish, but I'm confident that we're going to surprise a lot of people." [... so what does that mean, if anything?]
So after today, it's on to South Carolina and more of the same ...
* "It's going to be all about which candidates get out the vote." [DUH! What "brilliance"]
* "The undecided voters will make a big difference." [DUH! again]
* "Trump and Sanders are way ahead in the polls, but the polls can be unpredictable." [... so why do the "experts" keep telling us about those polls ad nauseam?]
... and when they interview the GOP candidates, they keep asking "How high do you need to finish to keep going?" ... and virtually all of the answers are something such as "I'm not going to put a number on where I need to finish, but I'm confident that we're going to surprise a lot of people." [... so what does that mean, if anything?]
So after today, it's on to South Carolina and more of the same ...