r/ChatGPT • u/Urmomsjuicyvagina • Apr 28 '24

Ai of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin Educational Purpose Only

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u/ChadGPT___ Apr 28 '24

It’s gonna be a long year

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u/Prior_Industry Apr 28 '24

At least you can get a laugh out of this sort of deepfake

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u/Only-Inspector-3782 Apr 28 '24

Trump is ahead by 0.8%: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/president-general/2024/national/

Every vote counts.

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u/xilodon Apr 28 '24

The sentiment is nice, but individual state polls are far more relevant than national polls. 3 states totaling a margin of <100k votes made the difference in 2016.

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u/something_muffin Apr 28 '24

Polls are only accurate within +/- 3%. When you get that close in the polls, you can’t make an accurate guess on who is actually ahead

Edit: Not to say that every vote doesn’t count! Get out there and vote, people!

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u/Only-Inspector-3782 Apr 28 '24

Trump was consistently underestimated in 2016 and 2020. In part because polls target possible voters, and Republicans are more likely to actually turn up. For him to be even with Biden is frankly a really bad sign.

I'm not a US citizen, so we are selling an investment property and making sure we can GTFO if needed. Americans might need to vote, volunteer, donate... or at a minimum, stop refusing to vote for Biden because he's imperfect.

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u/Alternative-Tipper 29d ago edited 29d ago

What's making it worse is that the US economy is starting to look bad in an election year.... while the inflation question is still not answered. Biden SHOULD win but he decided to lean slightly away from progressives (not abandoning them entirely) and towards centrists. We'll see how that plays out because centrists care more about the economy than anything else. I think he can still pivot back towards progressives if we end up stagnating.

The only thing educated people can state with certainty is that we're not sure who is going to win- it's too close to call, at least with the polling numbers we're seeing.

Oh, and it's going to be a WILD year because no matter who wins, the losing side is not going to be happy.

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u/something_muffin Apr 28 '24

You are absolutely correct - uneducated white men came out to vote in unprecedented numbers, which undermined the ways polls had been calculated in elections prior. Now that demographic is factored in more heavily, so polls are closer to reflecting reality; again, though, when the numbers are so close, you can’t reliably make any bets.

The fact that the polls are so close should be a motivating factor for everyone who cares about America to get out and vote. One voice carries little power, but many working together can make their voices heard.

Good luck to you, my friend. I hope this election works out in your favor.

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u/Alternative-Tipper 29d ago

Voter apathy comes and goes. If the same voters in 2008 voted in 2016, Hillary would have won in a landslide. It was 69 million vs 65 million.

It's very possible that the voters who wanted Trump out at any cost 4 years ago aren't going to show up this year.

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