You've probably seen the following on the internet before:
“A properly functioning democracy depends on an informed electorate ...”
... seen it attributed to Thomas Jefferson and just accepted it because it's been repeated so often. The problem is that it's never been traced back to anything that Jefferson ever said or wrote. It's become an accepted Jefferson quote; and yet, in all likelihood, he never uttered the words.
I'd love to run with the data mentioned in the OP. Chances are, though, the data bears no resemblance to reality. And until someone can point me to the actual polling reports, so I can analyze the data for myself, it's just some Trump supporter's wet dream. Pointing me to a WND story that references a tweet that tells me that someone found the data is just crap. I moved to the MidWest in 1994 and some of that Missouri "Show Me' skepticism has rubbed off on me.
There are a lot of lazy-assed SOBs on this forum who seem to get a hoot out of being the first to post third-person or fourth-person hearsay without ever actually driving down the report/story/article chain to find if it's true or not. It's not that I'm really disappointed in the behavior - it is, after all, the worst of the internet. I laugh at it though because it reminds me of my dog pissing on every fire hydrant, fence post and tree trunk to mark it as his.
As for where the Rasmussen numbers came from, see:
https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/s...98363764056066
... it's the closest I've been able to get to the actual numbers (and @
Rasmussen Reports seems to be saying "this analysis came from a rabid Trump supporter, so take it with a grain of salt". There's a snapshot of a piece of the data - but it's incomplete, so you can put any spin you want on it. Until someone shows me an actual polling report with all the data, though, I can't do a thing with it.
As for the Emerson numbers - sorry, I can't find them or get anywhere near them if they exist ... and I'm tired of looking.
So,for the OP, I'll just mark it as:
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