by I came across a couple of comments on polls and polling this morning that make some sense.
First from my friend Michael Bane:
“Polls” are nothing more than psy-ops operations designed to demoralize voters ahead of an election; even an “average of polling data” is nothing more than an “average of lies,” which translates into a lie.
And then this Tweet from Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) who was inundated by tons of out of state money for his opponent Jaime Harrison. In the end, all that money was wasted.
Lindsey Graham after winning:
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) November 4, 2020
"To all of the pollsters out there, you have no idea what you are doing. And to all of the liberals in California and New York, you wasted a lot of money. This is the worst return on investment in the history of American politics." pic.twitter.com/PBHBYDsCGB
Push polling is the mantra to get the answers they want… sigh
The polls this year were cover for the fraud.
Getting near time to rise up