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9. Don't believe polls. Seriously. We know much of the MSM is corrupt

Thu Apr 13, 2023, 05:26 PM

Apr 2023

and misusing their power to keep Republicans in power. They need to be able to quote polls and need them to say what...they need them to say.

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Gallup Poll of Party Affiliation [View all] brooklynite Apr 2023 OP

1) We're doomed. 2) I wonder where that +13 mostly came from? Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2023 #1

mostly from Republicans Qutzupalotl Apr 2023 #6

OK, I'm still out on the ledge but I've inched closer back to the window. Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2023 #18

Don't believe polls. Seriously. We know much of the MSM is corrupt Hortensis Apr 2023 #9

Exactly. 81M Dem voters in 2020. 74M repubican voters sure seems... brush Apr 2023 #11

Their "non-realized red tsunami." From these data Hortensis Apr 2023 #16

I figure indies split fairly evenly. Repugs should've won big... brush Apr 2023 #17

Why Gallup, aren't they a right-leaning org? brush Apr 2023 #2

References TheProle Apr 2023 #4

Gallup is one the oldest Polling firms in America. brooklynite Apr 2023 #5

Because they are in Omaha or actually that weird part of Iowa DenaliDemocrat Apr 2023 #12

Yes We Can ProfessorGAC Apr 2023 #10

24% is not pretty close to 28% IMO. 4 points better equates... brush Apr 2023 #14

Yes, It Is ProfessorGAC Apr 2023 #19

What this means angrychair Apr 2023 #3

Gallup is right-leaning. Those figures are questionable. brush Apr 2023 #8

What is your source? friend of a friend Apr 2023 #13

Biden 81M votes in 2020, trump 74M. brush Apr 2023 #15

The takeaway from Biden's victory seem to be that he drew significant support Just A Box Of Rain Apr 2023 #21

Interesting. NotVeryImportant Apr 2023 #22

Polls are funny. Igel Apr 2023 #23