The good people at UnskewedPolls.com have conducted a study of recent media polls and come to a startling conclusion: almost every single major media poll that you see reported in the news has a significant bias in favor of Barack Obama.
This is how they do it: After they poll Americans about their presidential preferences, they then go and weight the polls to over-sample for Democrats. In the ABC News/Washington Post poll, for instance, they claimed that only 24% of Americans would were Republicans. And so they made their presidential election polls to reflect a turnout that would be just 24% Republican. We know this is all complete nonsense.
Here’s the chart of how the media polls would be if the media’s bias towards Obama was neutralized, and a proper weight of Democrats, Republicans, Independents, etc… would be reflected:
Every single poll when the bias is removed shows that the Romney/Ryan ticket actually holds a lead over the Obama/Biden ticket.
I thought M. posted this chart, but I’m glad you did. I shamelessly steal charts, graphs, numbers and nudie pics from other sites in order to debate.
I did, Kells – on September 20th.
http://therionorteline.com/2012/09/20/rand-paul-says-that-the-election-is-already-over-romney-won/
I must have missed it somehow…………. But I’m pleased to be thinking like the prez.
Wow! you can find nudie pics on the internet! Thank you Algore
Let’s see, who produces “Unskewed Polls”? Oh, yeah–QStarNews.com, which wants “volunteer editors” who can then “publish your articles directly with Q Star News.” Yep, that’s some serious journalism. Even Rasmussen doesn’t buy the alternative universe: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rubycramer/conservatives-embrace-alternate-polling-reality
Maybe the DOJ Mob`squad will threaten and sue them too, James.
Maybe–but I can’t imagine them taking this “pollster” that seriously.
Oh why the hell not right? When they get all butt-hurt, their first response is to demonize, then that immediately followed by a litany of lawyers with a lawsuit (or multiples) in hand.
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