目前大西洋两岸的政治学者和金融市场也许会过分自信地假设愤怒的选民告诉民调机构的话并不能反映他们实际会如何投票。
For now, political pundits and financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic assume, perhaps complacently, that what angry voters tell pollsters does not reflect how they will actually vote.