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originally posted by: AutOmatIc
Blatant poll "tweaking" in your face corruption at it's finest:
www.zerohedge.com...
Which is interesting because well let's see, um Thomson Reuters just so happens to be in the 1,000,000-5,000,000 donator to the Clinton foundation.
www.politico.com...
How Hillary supporters ignore such blatant rigging and corruption is beyond me.
Does anyone else think that the guts of the post above are self-contradictory? They say:
"the inclusion of the word “Neither” is capturing Soft Trump supporters who, if given such an option, prefer not to make a choice. Here it is important to note that the soft supporter phenomenon also affects Clinton, but to a much lesser degree.
As a result, the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll - pre Friday evening - had Trump 40.2%, Clinton 38.5%, but, on a "pro forma" basis, eliminating "Neither" from the "Neither/Other" answer produced a different result. In that case, Clinton was ahead, 40% to 36%."
so having "neither" in let "soft trump supporters" choose it instead of trump. but eliminating it, making the softs actually pick trump, increased clinton's percentage???
how exactly does that work? - jeff montanye
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
There is no way in hell she is leading anything,,, Unless it is rigged.
originally posted by: olaru12
Rigged unless Trump is ahead in the polls then they are accurate eh?
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: AutOmatIc
They'd better start making sound bites saying how trump is being crushed so they can account for the record breaking landslide in favor of Clinton come November. You know get their money out of those rigged diebolds. How many people would have to be on the payroll then?
This is bound to get expensive.
That people think rigging machines is a possibility is incredulous to me.
How is that even possible folks? How? On a large scale no less.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Annee
If the Donald doesn't chicken out.
He's already crying rigged about the debates saying Hillary set it up against two NFL games.
Hillary didn't set the schedule but she still rigged it don't you know.
He is afraid to debate. I don't blame him.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Annee
If the Donald doesn't chicken out.
He's already crying rigged about the debates saying Hillary set it up against two NFL games.
Hillary didn't set the schedule but she still rigged it don't you know.
He is afraid to debate. I don't blame him.
She'll plaster him, particularly if they don't let him control the mics and cut him off when his ramblin' time is done.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Annee
If the Donald doesn't chicken out.
He's already crying rigged about the debates saying Hillary set it up against two NFL games.
Hillary didn't set the schedule but she still rigged it don't you know.
He is afraid to debate. I don't blame him.
She'll plaster him, particularly if they don't let him control the mics and cut him off when his ramblin' time is done.
originally posted by: AutOmatIc
Reuters? Oh you mean the company who donated 1-5 million to the Clinton Foundation. Nah they would never change their polling algorithm if Trump was in the lead. Lol the cognitive dissonance is real. Their bought and paid for candidate is losing so they have to fix their polls.
Anyone with a brain can see this happening. What I believe is that they must make the polls and the race seems close so that when they rig the voting machines in November it won't be so blatantly obvious that they cheated . Watch, the next 100 days to see how they portray just how "close" the race is. This is their narrative. Thing is , this time they are being called out on it in a big way.
a reply to: Teikiatsu
Now Clinton has opened a 7-point lead among men, and earns 50% support among women. Clinton also saw seniors swing back her way, and now has a 16-point lead over Trump with those voters. “Voters are unsettled and highly transient,” said Kim Alfano, Republican partner with RABA Research. “This race is far from determined and the presidency is up for grabs.” The online poll was paid for by RABA Research and not by any candidate, committee or outside group. The survey measured 956 voters and was conducted Friday, July 29, 2016. The results were weighted to ensure proportional response and the margin of error for the results is +/- 3.2%.
A RABA Research poll conducted the day after the Republican convention showed a tighter race, with Clinton at 39% and Trump at 34%. Johnson was at 8% in that survey, while Stein found 3% support.