The.Taz said:
Professor said:
The.Taz said:
He will do well do win from his current position. Model in the Economist today suggests he has a 7% chance. Given the rising Covid-19 cases in the South, shot economy and bad feeling around BLM he will need a spectacular turn around to win in November. The model suggests Biden has a 91% chance. All models are wrong of course, but they are often useful predictors
Biden has said he will look at and change the gun laws if needed. That is a red flag to a bull to millions of Americans and the reason why Trump has said he has no plans to change anything and why he won the last election. You have to take into consideration the American’s love of the second amendment and that the US media is liberal and are trying to do all in their power to oust Trump including models and opinion polls.
The Economist is not overtly political either way- it’s a Monte Carlo model. You put in all the data parameters and run it randomly many thousands of times (like spins on a roulette wheel or indeed Dr Strange in Avengers) Plenty of other models agreeing to a comfortable Biden win-
Most not associated with media.
I fully expect it to be much closer, but at the moment Trump is doing a good job of shooting himself in the foot. Will be interesting if he has to release his tax returns before the election