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What?Or so you believe.All three scientific polls that were released showed Clinton won.Find one, just one, poll that says Hillary won. I bet you can't. Oh, almost forgot, there aren't any "scientific" polls out yet, so... what else would they use? The know-nothing talking heads on TV?
CNN/ORC
PPP
Gravis
Okay, so these polling organization go out, force some registered voters of THEIR choosing, to sit down an give them their opinion.
Nice.
OTH, you have several on-line polls that have voters that are motivated to go out of their way to go out and vote.
Hmmmm. . . I wonder what is going to be more representative of the real world?
I sure hope the establishment has their election fraud thugs out in force, that is all I can say.![]()
Not quite. A real poll uses a random sample of registered voters - whereas the population of the "polls" that have so excited you guys are made up of anyone in the world who feels like voting - including both actual voters AND 13-year-old Internet trolls from reddit and 4chan.
We have folks call here all the time. My son answers. They ask for me. He could say he is me, or, he could say I am not home. His voice sounds just like mine.
Is a minor a registered voter? NO.
Those pollers don't know shit.
Don't tell a political scientist how this shit works, I know how it works, I've done it before. 521 people that they have called, on land lines, doesn't mean shit. It is statistically insignificant.
Poll: Nearly two-thirds of debate watchers said Hillary Clinton wonThe poll surveyed 521 registered voters who watched the debate with a 4.5 percentage point margin of error.
Added to that, it is more than likely, these are folks that they have in a data base, who they already know what their preference is, who they already know are verified and legitimate registered voters. There was more than likely NOTHING random about those samples. In the age of cell phones, it has become next to impossible to conduct, "random samplings," and know that your sample has not been tainted or polluted. (That's why the complex calculus for the 4.5 margin of error.)
Sure, you can criticize the sample of an on-line poll, and your criticisms are wholly justified, I completely agree with them. I am not refuting them one bit.
However, if you want the forum to believe that the media does not have an agenda to create polls that support the journalism they are producing, you need to find some other idiots. The on-line polls clearly show the overall mood of the nation, whether they are folks that cleared their cookies and voted multiple times, or people that were two young to vote, it makes not a whole lot of difference for the over all total. Don't young people tend lean liberal anyway? Your argument falls flat.
Then you want to bring up the "Ron Paul" example. Another argument that falls flat. The populist mood, and the entire nation NOW KNOW the truth. Everyone knows that the establishment rigs the parties to get who they want. The jig is up. Of course Paul should have had that nomination. It is clear now. He would have beat the shit out of Obama.
The Wikileaks release of the DNC emails clearly show how the party elites don't give a shit what the population wants.
Paul's fund raising totals from the masses should have made it clear what was going on. . .
His support among enlisted should have clued the nation what was best.
I wonder if you realize that you're proving my point.
That the MSM so called "scientific polls" are no more reliable that the goofy internet polls?