Yeah... repetitive actually. A decent editor could cut 40% of his average posts, and the listener would miss nothing.
It:s his style though, more of a 'quirk', where he chronically makes a statement, then backtracks a bit, before returning to reinforce the original statement, and then, often repeats the whole cycle on the same point a few minutes later.
He likes talking and it makes him money. It is impossible to listen to everything he does over all his channels. At least there is only one topic per video.
No. It's not for his subscribers why he repeats things. It's for the new viewers, I'd imagine, which he seems to be getting lots of. Does it get annoying? Of course. But I'm sure he has a decent strategy around the things he says. He's gotten this far.
Rule of thumb:
Democrats always do absentee and mail in ballots in greater numbers than Republicans. This is probably due to the fact that Republicans are less like to trust that absentee and mail in ballots will be counted. Republicans pay attention to stories about ballots being found in ditches, in garbage cans, trunks of cars etc while Democrats largely ignore those articles.
Democrat turn out is also quite steady but Republican turn out fluctuates a lot election to election. For instance, the numbers of Democrats that voted for Kerry 2004, Obama 2008 and Obama 2012 and Hillary 2016 was about the same. However, if the numbers that showed for Bush 2004 showed up for McCain 2008, McCain would have won. If the numbers that showed up for McCain 2004, showed up for Romney 2012, Romney would have won. the numbers that showed up for Trump 2016 were about the same that showed up for Bush 2004.
If there are a lot of people at the polls early on November 3, Trump will probably win. If there's hardly anyone there, Trump will probably lose. If there's a surge of voting happens between 3 and 6pm, Trump has a greater chance of winning but it less people are voting 3 to 6pm, it indicates Trump will probably not win.
Democrats and the Democrat media largely ignore Republican voting patterns and that's why they don't understand how it happens. They only focus on their voters in local precincts so they don't have the full picture.
The enthusiasm of Trump supporters gives me hope that Trump will win. You'll hear a lot from pundits and party strategists that will tell you hate is a powerful motivator so Trump haters will turn out but they don't know the American people as much as they think they do. By and large, most Americans are not haters of either political party or candidate.
The highest turnout numbers are always for a beloved President. Nixon ended the draft and so won 47 states. Reagan was probably the most popular sitting president ever and he won 49 states. Trump may be more popular than the polls show.
I think his enthusiasm coupled with Biden’s lack of enthusiasm is the recipe we want. Add in the brewing scandal for extra security.
For example, a poll shows Trump losing Michigan by ~5 points. But, newcomer Republican James is leading in the congress race, and early voting shows Trump in the lead.
Doesnt even matter there is going to be so much damning evidence against Biden from multiple coordinated sources It will be undeniably obvious hes compromised. All the time in court gives ample time to drop everything we got.
Your link just goes to Tim's podcast library. It doesn't go directly to the content you are referencing in your title.
Tim is a bit verbose.
Yeah... repetitive actually. A decent editor could cut 40% of his average posts, and the listener would miss nothing.
It:s his style though, more of a 'quirk', where he chronically makes a statement, then backtracks a bit, before returning to reinforce the original statement, and then, often repeats the whole cycle on the same point a few minutes later.
A bit of a 'Groundhog Day' broadcaster.
Agreed.
He likes talking and it makes him money. It is impossible to listen to everything he does over all his channels. At least there is only one topic per video.
Why I had to stop watching him since he tends to just goes on and on without saying much I already don't know.
No. It's not for his subscribers why he repeats things. It's for the new viewers, I'd imagine, which he seems to be getting lots of. Does it get annoying? Of course. But I'm sure he has a decent strategy around the things he says. He's gotten this far.
just a bit.
yeah this is the reason I've never really watched a video of him.
I like to generally speed up 2x and soak in the facts.
But even with that it's impossible to listen to him (for me). However, apparently a growing number of people like his style, so no problem with that.
https://youtu.be/z3j-8zcUYFs
Thank you.
This
What'll be really funny is if they cheat so hard beyond the math possible. 16 billion people voted for Joe Biden can you believe it??!?!
ummm seriously?
This just makes the Dem's print more ballots, fuck early voting!
Still not showing until election day.
Just keeping it as secure as possible.
You've got that right... excepting some older acquaintenances, everyone that I interact with is voting on the day of.
Same.
Tim isn't exactly right.
Rule of thumb: Democrats always do absentee and mail in ballots in greater numbers than Republicans. This is probably due to the fact that Republicans are less like to trust that absentee and mail in ballots will be counted. Republicans pay attention to stories about ballots being found in ditches, in garbage cans, trunks of cars etc while Democrats largely ignore those articles.
Democrat turn out is also quite steady but Republican turn out fluctuates a lot election to election. For instance, the numbers of Democrats that voted for Kerry 2004, Obama 2008 and Obama 2012 and Hillary 2016 was about the same. However, if the numbers that showed for Bush 2004 showed up for McCain 2008, McCain would have won. If the numbers that showed up for McCain 2004, showed up for Romney 2012, Romney would have won. the numbers that showed up for Trump 2016 were about the same that showed up for Bush 2004.
If there are a lot of people at the polls early on November 3, Trump will probably win. If there's hardly anyone there, Trump will probably lose. If there's a surge of voting happens between 3 and 6pm, Trump has a greater chance of winning but it less people are voting 3 to 6pm, it indicates Trump will probably not win.
Democrats and the Democrat media largely ignore Republican voting patterns and that's why they don't understand how it happens. They only focus on their voters in local precincts so they don't have the full picture.
I think those Bush 2004 numbers were from enthusiasm.
That election cycle was harsh - with Kerry posing a challenge to Bush’s mishandled Iraq War.
But Bush was higher energy, had more momentum, and painted Kerry as a total “flip flopper.”
Apply that logic to every election since then. McCain? Low energy. Romney? Low energy. Obama? High energy. Trump? High energy.
There’s little doubt people are more enthusiastic about Trump than Biden. I think that helps us a bunch.
The enthusiasm of Trump supporters gives me hope that Trump will win. You'll hear a lot from pundits and party strategists that will tell you hate is a powerful motivator so Trump haters will turn out but they don't know the American people as much as they think they do. By and large, most Americans are not haters of either political party or candidate.
The highest turnout numbers are always for a beloved President. Nixon ended the draft and so won 47 states. Reagan was probably the most popular sitting president ever and he won 49 states. Trump may be more popular than the polls show.
I think his enthusiasm coupled with Biden’s lack of enthusiasm is the recipe we want. Add in the brewing scandal for extra security.
For example, a poll shows Trump losing Michigan by ~5 points. But, newcomer Republican James is leading in the congress race, and early voting shows Trump in the lead.
Doesnt even matter there is going to be so much damning evidence against Biden from multiple coordinated sources It will be undeniably obvious hes compromised. All the time in court gives ample time to drop everything we got.