And all of those events are under the NCAA’s jurisdiction. If the member schools don’t like that, they should change the NCAA’s mandate.

Apples and oranges.

A decision of this magnitude?

One of the responsibilities the NCAA is charged with is putting on these championships. They made a logistical decision to move the location of the championships they are in charge of. How this is some great abuse of power? If member schools really don’t agree they are free to not send teams to participate.

And yet his favorability was 47/47 in a poll this year. And it was largely positive for most of his term, including in 2004 when he was a known incumbent who had started a war running for re-election.

Nope. They are part of the human race, which makes the part of the 2nd worst race in history. The worst being hateful inhuman trolls like you.

I see now. You’re a racist troll looking for trouble. No wonder people told you to kill yourself. I won’t go that far, I think you should live in your sadness and rage for a long time. Fuck off.

Trolls. Like you.

Ya, that doesn’t cross any lines at all. Troll, heal thyself.

Probably it does, though many trolls would clearly argue otherwise, saying “it’s free speech” or “just a joke”. Most of those trolls don’t tend to be particularly liberal, BTW.

That’s my question, dipshit. Why was Bush more “likeable” despite doing the same fucking things?

How do you know those people weren’t just trolls like you looking to stir up shit?

Yes, his polls only one. Read his own damn website: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/a-users-guide-to-fivethirtyeights-2016-general-election-forecast/

That pattern holds for many other politicians, who’s favorability waxes and wanes, often in concert with election season. That’s how elections typically work, typically because people on the other side are attacking you. Doesn’t automatically make them “good” or “bad” candidates.

But why? That was my question. Simply saying “it’s obvious” doesn’t answer it.

Princeton got the same 99/100. They both missed Indiana in 2008. Princeton has been doing it since 2004 with great accuracy.

An abberation caused by the Black Swan event that was Donald Trump, GOP frontrunner?

Never said it was ok. I’m just wondering why it would hurt her more than other politicians.

Not really. I’m questioning the supposed wisdom of the other posters. Sorry you felt the need to join a conversation you couldn’t hang with.

6 points is a huge lead, and Obama “pissed it away” multiple times. Check the chart. He still won.