Okay... So you've never learned about statistics. That's your loss. If you're interested, you could do a course (it's not that hard, really). If you do, I'll gladly discuss the finer details of both these polls, and how both can actually be true. But shouting that everyone is biased and that therefore everybody cheats is simply not true.
...but I take it you agree with me saying there was going to be war (as in verbal dispute, obviously), right?
My point was that it's pretty pointless to bring up statistics into a conversation as the focus will then turn into a verbal war about the validity of the statistics. Plus, a lot of the time, like ones that try to predict something, turn out to not predict anything.
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From your source
"A total of 42 percent of respondents say they followed last week’s testimony “not so closely” or “not closely at all.”"
"Despite the lack of enthusiasm for impeachment"
Kinda supports they don't care. They probably just found out about the impeachment when politico gave them the question and answered it on the spot.
A lot of people aren't involved in politics. A lot of people don't watch the news. Sure, they all hate Trump, but they aren't even sure why. I spent the first 30 years of my life ignoring them. If I ever picked up a news paper I'd turn directly to the comics. If the news came on I'd change the channel. If people tried to talk to me about issues I'd change the subject. So like I was surrounded by people that acted the same way I did. It's completely believable that most people don't know or don't care about the impeachment. I mean it's the 10th attempt and honestly I don't care how it turns out.
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