TheChamp
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Didn't you hear a word of what Cyril's Boss said? Awukho umsebenzi, Geen werk, no job.
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SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed
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Huge if true. The statistical methodology here is watertight. That's Mr President John to you
TheChamp
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Nah, polls are your thing, not mine.
Mike Hoxbig
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Where's all the Action SA supporters, I want to see something. Probably harder to find than a new dawner...
Nom Chompsky
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TheChamp
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Greed has crept into John's heart.
TheChamp
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They are DA supporters now ever since Herman started getting cheeky.
Agreed, just wait until election day to see how much your vote share has dropped again. The suspense is what makes it fun!
TheChamp
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The Moonshot had close to 80% in that poll.
Sideshow Bob
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DA's popularity has grown leaps and bounds so I expect DA to take over in 2029.
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Do the tweedles actually think this is some kind of gotcha on polls?
TheChamp
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Where is the lab rat ?
Seems like a clean run on all of his predictions this year have been wrong
Not a good look for an aspiring political analyst
Seems like a clean run on all of his predictions this year have been wrong
Not a good look for an aspiring political analyst
TheChamp
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The adopt a robot project is going well.
JRA says partnership with private sector to take traffic signalling to next level
On Thursday, Primedia Outdoor stepped in to partner with the city to assist with non-functioning traffic lights, by launching the initiative at one of the city's critical intersection at Winnie Mandela and Sandton Drive.
www.ewn.co.za
As much as I disagree with @TheChamp, I do agree with him/they/she/it/that thing, in this instance. A survey can easily skew data by wording questions deliberately to form an opinion.
Here is a comedic example:
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Its not his to reverse. He should know that if he was listening to the judges comments
The people's vote was to increase vat . It has to be a peoples vote to change it again. he can submit a bill to be voted on , but it still has to be voted.
ie in my opinion legally the vat increase still has to go ahead unless they get a vote before the 1st.
Also he cannot change income and expenditure that is contrary to what the people voted on. There was no expenditure cuts in the last vote.
The dog an pony show yesterday was nothing but him trying to show he had 50%+1 support. He was again using the small parties for his own ends. They just dont realise it
I feel the courts judgement is going to be scathing of him and executive overreach. That is why the ANC is so keen for a out of court settlement. The judges could interdict everything from the committee meeting onwards
Yes vat would be back to 15% , but there will be wide repercussions showing the ANC is working on a dictatorship mindset and has been making decisions illegally
And was this particular survey / poll skewed and biased? If yes, how so?
Or are we just stating possible scenarios in a world of possible scenarios because there was once a poll on X that had my dog Bernie winning the US elections?
Refer to #3170
The BEE poll? Ok, don't really care about that one.
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