A recent New York Times poll shows that 52% think Trump is guilty in the Hush-money/Falsification trial. 51% agree that if convicted, Trump should go to prison.
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If by "likely margin" you're referring to some 50% threshold, it is irrelevant. This is just a random illustrative poll.
No, I meant the margin of error, which is usually 3-4 percentage points in these kinds of polls.
Well, this makes your remark even more incomprehensible. If you're questioning whether the 52% 'guilty' is really greater than the 51% 'go to prison', then
(a) so what if it's not?
(b) it was presumably the same people answering both questions.
And you've apparently conceded that 51% isn't, magically, much larger than 49%.
I'm left to conclude that your 'margin of error' was just a reflex: You like to swamp posters with irrelevant rejoinders.
[Severe threat to democracy] if Biden narrowly wins a state controlled by the QOP.
QOP?
This is a good example of your swamping threads with pointless rejoinders. Even you are not so oblivious as to not know how "QOP" is used on this board. Yet you are compelled to trot out a passive-aggressive "QOP?"