MSM shows two different Iowa poll winners with two different vote tallies?

Check out these two links, One is for Fox the other is CNN.

Fox

CNN

Fox says,

Cain finished with 23 percent, narrowly beating former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney who finished with 22 percent. The two are essentially tied however, as Cain's one point lead falls within the poll's +/-4.9 percentage point margin of error. Read more: www.foxnews.com...

CNN says

In the Iowa voters result, Paul took 82%. Following him were Herman Cain with 14.7%, Rick Santorum with 1%,
In the tally of non-Iowans who voted, Paul won 26% followed by Cain at 25%, Perry and Santorum tied at 16%

After a quick Google search the majority of results that came up said Ron Paul won.

Anyone else find this funny?

reply to post by watchitburn


What does this mean? Fox news is lying?

Pretty funny yes, that they get away with crap like that all the time knowing no one will hold them responsible for their constant use of lies and news fabrications to intentionally manipulate the masses into accepting the lies for truth, because it is more convenient for some of the higher ups that owns the piece of crap channel that way. "No use voting for that guy, he got no chance in hell of winning the election anyway, now these guys are more relevant..."

Serving the sheep, put bluntly.

And they will get away with it, cause 99% that read that crap will believe it to be the truth, a subverted sheeple ready to do their brainwashers bidding, come election time.

The funny thing here is that I just saw the result of the poll in Iowa aired in CNN a few hours ago and they showed the result similar from Fox News with Cain leading the vote at 23% and Romney second with 22%. CNN basically borrowed the result in Fox News which we all know they just made up. It seems that the higher ups in CNN decided that the real result of the Iowa poll is not for their best interest and decided to borrow the fabricated result from Fox News instead.

Ron Paul scares the establishment to death.

Ron Paul

Ron Paul will be the beginning of the end for the N W O

Ron Paul

A friend once told me that whenever you hear of a poll, you should ask who paid for it..
And take the results from there.

It was probably hard to catch, but the Fox story talked about a Des Moines Register newspaper poll, CNN talked about the Iowa straw poll. Two different polls, two different results. What's the problem?

And note, it wasn't a Fox poll, but one from a newspaper. Fox didn't pay for it.