Our survey director discusses what ISMA's in-depth new national poll revealed about voters’ feelings toward elites and minorities such as immigrants and trans people
Tom Shull, Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism & the unpopulist is all one guy's opinion. This is the most biased article I've ever read
How is it possible to read an entire transcript analyzing the results of a survey, in which lots of different people provided responses, and concluding that all it shows you is just “one guy’s opinion”? Incredible levels of reading incomprehension on display here.
Mr. Belvedere, Years ago, I remember giving a speech, where the host gave me a wonderful introduction, but he included complementing the audience on how diverse it was. He went on to explain how the convention included a representative from almost every state in the United States. I, being from Brooklyn, looked around and saw all white men. No women, no Spanish, and just one or two black. Hundreds of people in the audience complementing each other on what a wonderful representative group. Mr. Belvedere, I read the article. It is biased and one-sided.
You used a lot of words to repeat yourself instead of telling us exactly how you found it biased and one-sided. Are trying to communicate only that you don't like it and nothing else of substance?
No, his survey is asking others' opinions, and his survey's results—which is what Tom and I discuss in the interview—is the aggregate of a lot of guys' opinions, rather than being an expression of Tom's. That's how opinion polling works.
Tom Shull, Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism & the unpopulist is all one guy's opinion. This is the most biased article I've ever read
How is it possible to read an entire transcript analyzing the results of a survey, in which lots of different people provided responses, and concluding that all it shows you is just “one guy’s opinion”? Incredible levels of reading incomprehension on display here.
Mr. Belvedere, Years ago, I remember giving a speech, where the host gave me a wonderful introduction, but he included complementing the audience on how diverse it was. He went on to explain how the convention included a representative from almost every state in the United States. I, being from Brooklyn, looked around and saw all white men. No women, no Spanish, and just one or two black. Hundreds of people in the audience complementing each other on what a wonderful representative group. Mr. Belvedere, I read the article. It is biased and one-sided.
You used a lot of words to repeat yourself instead of telling us exactly how you found it biased and one-sided. Are trying to communicate only that you don't like it and nothing else of substance?
Tom Shull, Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism & the unpopulist is all one guy's opinion.
No, his survey is asking others' opinions, and his survey's results—which is what Tom and I discuss in the interview—is the aggregate of a lot of guys' opinions, rather than being an expression of Tom's. That's how opinion polling works.