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« on: October 14, 2012, 09:45:49 AM »


Only in posting.  I've been reading for quite awhile this year and last election, just sick of the incredible biase in some of these lib polls.  Yes there are conservative polls and *Gasp* there are liberal polls.  You guys act like the liberal polls are less skewed or biased than the conservatives this time around and they most certainly are not.  I've read all your arguments and most of them don't hold water.  You guys poo poo anyone who questions samples or points out incredible biase and then if a poll comes out that contradicts these heavily enriched ones you say their not credible blah blah blah....

Before the debate you guys thought the election was over, when in reality it was probably obama +1 at best  not counting for enthusiasm.  How on earth you libs can think 2010 turnout doesn't matter and 2008 turnout will be closer to 2012 turnout fries my brain.  It's like you guys are living in an alternate universe where the economy is great, the majority of american actually wants obamacare, the middle east isn't on fire and the president doesn't have multiple scandals going on (F&F, Benghazi)...... I mean you really can't see what's going on.  Amazing.     

It is hilarious. Most of those with red avatars must not remember their old posts or can't find how to look up histories of posts. Polls can't be junk one day for over sampling and then great the next no complaints at all and then  argued as being junk the next day for a slightly different breakdown that doesn't net the numbers you want. Couple that with the overwhelming majority of posters on this board that are dem leaning and you have an echo chamber in the making. All polls regardless of polling outfit are more art than fact.

Take them all with a grain (or box) of salt. Earlier this year an election was held in my home province: polls consistently showed one party ahead by large margins, on election day the polls were off by huge margins and the predicted winner instead of getting the 40-some seats the polls showed they only got 17. It's junk, nobody knows exactly what the electorate will be on nov 6 and everything until then is just a guess.
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