My concern is that it will cause prices to go up and fewer new home to be built.

Yes. I fear the law of unintended consequences here. Will this lead to more or fewer houses being built?

I’m not sure this will bring prices down

We didn’t discuss politics and everyone had a nice time.

Tackling Tik Tok, the biggest Chinese propaganda machine? I sleep.

Investigating the cancellation of a show that nobody watched? Real shit!

They aren’t really predictive of the 2024 election, but they are shifting significantly in response to current events.

Polls are certainly not predictive this far out, but they are shifting significantly right now. And they don’t rule out a strong RFK run if more Dems decide to ditch Biden.

I gave a link to it up the thread. It’s the most recent Quinnipiac poll. If you want another rude awakening, look at the latest NYT/Senna poll.

It might not be so simple.

“In a warning sign for Democrats, Kennedy was the leading choice for young voters, aged 18-34, in the poll’s surveyed population — 38 percent of whom chose the environmental lawyer. From the same age group, 32 percent picked Biden and 27 percent went for Trump.”

RFK is polling at 22%. Winning independents with 36%.

I don’t think we can really dismiss him yet.

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/01/spoiler-alert-rfk-jr-takes-eye-popping-22-in-poll-against-biden-trump-00124855

You can’t vote for or against them now anyway. Maybe give it a year and see where things stand then?

The rule change was made specifically for him. I think it’s reasonable to want to know why. He had medical issues, is it related to that?

He’s the first?

Is there an actual reason he can’t wear a suit, though?

Yup, it’s just for show.

No it doesn’t. Be real.

You mean that site full of people screaming about Reddit for a month is full of negativity?

Unless Trump actually contacted them and told them what to do, I don’t see that much flipping to be done here.

I’m getting the opposite from that quote.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fact-check-kamala-harris-most-120000844.html

Fact check: Is Kamala Harris the most unpopular vice president ever? Because Quinnipiac, Marist and other polls were not available at the founding of the Republic, we’ll never know for sure. What we do know is that Harris is viewed far more unfavorably than favorably in poll after poll. Her numbers are lower than her four immediate predecessors at this point in their terms, though Dan Quayle’s unfavorables were worse. So were Dick Cheney’s in his second term.

Ooof.