BWAHHH LMAO 
My post has nothing to do with the source. It is about how low can each party sink to in finding decades old dirt on the other party members. Maybe you like all that crap, I don’t know. But normal people won’t run if they have to worry about every little thing they posted on the internet in the last 30 years. Oh well, the genie is out of the bottle and there is no putting it back I guess.
P.S., you are screwed if you ever decide to run for office, lol, as am I.
Next, now they will be using Al to generate “dirt”.
Trump: “I haven’t read it. I don’t want to read it, purposefully. I’m not going to read it.”
Trump: “The critical job of institutions such as Heritage is to lay the groundwork, and Heritage does such an incredible job at that. This is a great group, and they’re going to lay the groundwork and detail plans for exactly what our movement will do and what your movement will do when the American people give us a colossal mandate to save America. And that’s coming. That’s coming.”
Danielle Moodie: “This is the thing that he doesn’t know about, right?”
Andy Levy: “Yeah. I’m sure this will stop him from claiming that going forward.”
Wow!
How to look at today’s polls per ChatGTP
To apply past polling errors to today’s RealClearPolitics (RCP) polls, we can look at the polling error margins from the 2016 and 2020 elections and adjust current polls accordingly.
Steps for Applying Past Polling Errors:
- Identify the Current Polling Margins:
- First, check the latest national or battleground state polls on RealClearPolitics.
- Estimate the Error Based on Past Elections:
- 2016 had a polling error of about 3-4 points in key states favoring Donald Trump.
- 2020 had a polling error of about 3-5 points in key states, again favoring Trump, particularly in Midwestern and battleground states.
- Adjust Polling Numbers:
- If today’s polls show a candidate (e.g., Biden) ahead by a certain margin, subtract 3-5 percentage points from that margin to account for the potential underestimation of Republican support.
- Conversely, if a poll shows the Republican candidate (e.g., Trump) trailing by a slim margin, reduce the gap using the same range of 3-5 points.
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What was the prompt you used in the query? I’d like to see what my local model would say. I just downloaded qwen2.5 32b and it would be a good comparison, it has been said this model might be as good as ChatGPT 3.5.
Apply past polling errors to todays real clear politics polls
In case you missed it this past Friday.
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Very funny for a change. 
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And here I thought government control of private companies was considered Socialism, or even worse, Communism.
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The government is not acquiring the assets. They can leave and sell in other markets. It’s a big world. I believe our government frequently incentivizes or disincentivizes using various tactics; am I wrong?
A 200% tariff? That’s basically saying if you make this move, you will no longer sell products to the U.S. He wants to force companies to do what he wants. This will not end well.
Maybe not, but it is not the two things you described. The other option is to open up the corporate welfare fund to entice them to stay. What would you do?
First, you have to ask yourself why they might want to leave. Address those things first. It is better to make it beneficial for them to stay, rather than penalize them for leaving.
Hardcore election interference.
If course. Maybe it’s Kamala’s proposed hike in corporate taxes. Maybe it’s Trump’s rhetoric.
Likely, it’s cheap labor, parts and zero tariffs to sell back to your home country.
So, you are going to criticize his plan without knowing why they are leaving.
Let me know what you come up with. We need to find a way to stop sending our manufacturing over seas.