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Why some polls aren’t worth the paper they are written on
Ankle Biting Pundits notes the Washington Post oversampling black people in a recent poll (to get a desired result, I’m sure) and points out how they tried to cover it up in a later article.
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You can’t believe what you read as per this story nor what you see, as per the jamal al-Dura video (see Michelle Malkins “When pictures Lie” ) when it comes to “news” reporting. Everybody has an agenda, period. This especially applies to the MSM. And it’s best to take it all with a grain of salt.
Does anybody believe someone just says, “Go find out what they think” on political matters?
In an old movie — “The Crimson Pirate,” I believe — Burt Lancaster was shown swinging from one ship mast to another, then back again, obviously by reversing the film’s travel. He then looked at the camera and said, “Believe half of what you see and nothing of what you hear from others.” That line was well ahead of its time.
- Why don’t we just stipulate for the record, that polls are Liberal MSM editorial props and let it go at that….