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USAFRetired_Liberal's JournalWhat is the MSM doing
Regarding the MSM cherry picking polls.
I am getting so frustrated on the way they are reporting polls.
I have looked at dozens of polls these last two days. Some have been good and some bad. But all in all it looks like Clinton is sitting well.
But when I hear the MSM, they only report the polls favorable to trump. If the roles were reversed they would be talking about how trump has a commanding lead.
And it's not like I am complaining about polls that are not in Clinton's favor like trump and the deplorable do. I am complaining about the cherry picking
CNN is such a joke
Last week the only Florida poll they mentioned was the Bloomberg poll although there were others. Now that Clinton leads in there poll and quinnipiac they are talking about the poll of polls that show a tie
It boggles my mind
That a country that voted for a black president twice by comfortable margins could have a close election where his successor could be a narcissist, racist, sexist bigot.
WTF CNN
John King mentioning a tied Colorado poll but not this poll
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/20161102_CO_1.pdf
They are Cherry picking polls
Chris Matthews rant defending the deplorables
Nope that's not the reason that they are voting for trump, they are voting for him because they are racist, sexist, Xenophophic, etc...
Florida polls
Up until yesterday, the MSM constantly brought up last Monday's Bloomberg florida poll that showed trump +2 although other Florida polls showed Clinton up. Why Now are they not talking about the (CNN & Quinipiac) Florida polls today that show Clinton up.
Is the blue firewall cracking
Yes I am worrying. Didn't like two polls today from VA and Mich. and supposedly tomorrow NH.
Good poll news today so far
Except for CNN Nevada.
Now embracing for Quinnipiac's release (scary)
Iowa cop killings
Guess the MSM and conservatives don't think this story is a big deal now because the suspect was a racist white guy
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