Deceptive Polls: Don’t Fall for Media Manipulation
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 105 days ago
**Deceptive Polls: The Same Tactics Resurface Ahead of 2024 Elections**
As we approach the 2024 election season, a troubling trend has emerged from the same pollsters and media outlets that confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton landslide in 2016.
Recent data suggests that Kamala Harris, Vice President and presumed Democratic candidate, has taken a slight lead over former President Donald Trump in multiple swing states.
However, these numbers should be viewed with skepticism.
The media narrative of Harris ahead mirrors the misleading headlines from 2016, when Clinton was declared the clear front-runner with a supposed 10-point lead—right up until Trump defied expectations and won by a remarkable 306 electoral votes.
Critics argue that the establishment is using the same voter suppression playbook to demoralize Trump supporters ahead of the election.
In a series of tweets, conservatives have pointed out how the current polling resembles the false narratives of 2016.
"Remember how the fake polls said Hillary had a 98% chance of beating Trump?” one user pointedly remarked.
Another pointed out, “If we’re breakeven with Kamala in the fake news, we’ll beat her by 30+ electoral college votes in November.”
These claims should serve as a wake-up call for Republican voters—polls don’t dictate outcomes; mobilization and voter turnout do.
Moreover, analysts and political commentators have raised alarms that the mainstream media is strategically attempting to undermine the confidence of Trump’s voter base by portraying a false sense of inevitability regarding the Democratic ticket.
The fear appears to be evident: if voters believe certain outcomes are inevitable, they might choose not to show up on Election Day.
With just months to go before the November elections, Republicans must not be swayed by misleading data and narratives designed to fracture their resolve.
Instead, history has shown that if Trump’s base remains energized and engaged, they can not only overcome polling discrepancies but deliver another electoral victory against the odds.
The moral of the story is clear: don't let the polls dictate your expectations or engagement.
This time around, we have learned the importance of remaining vigilant, mobilizing support, and ensuring that every voice is heard at the ballot box.
Sources:
infowars.com
cnn.com
ca.news.yahoo.com
As we approach the 2024 election season, a troubling trend has emerged from the same pollsters and media outlets that confidently predicted a Hillary Clinton landslide in 2016.
Recent data suggests that Kamala Harris, Vice President and presumed Democratic candidate, has taken a slight lead over former President Donald Trump in multiple swing states.
However, these numbers should be viewed with skepticism.
The media narrative of Harris ahead mirrors the misleading headlines from 2016, when Clinton was declared the clear front-runner with a supposed 10-point lead—right up until Trump defied expectations and won by a remarkable 306 electoral votes.
Critics argue that the establishment is using the same voter suppression playbook to demoralize Trump supporters ahead of the election.
In a series of tweets, conservatives have pointed out how the current polling resembles the false narratives of 2016.
"Remember how the fake polls said Hillary had a 98% chance of beating Trump?” one user pointedly remarked.
Another pointed out, “If we’re breakeven with Kamala in the fake news, we’ll beat her by 30+ electoral college votes in November.”
These claims should serve as a wake-up call for Republican voters—polls don’t dictate outcomes; mobilization and voter turnout do.
Moreover, analysts and political commentators have raised alarms that the mainstream media is strategically attempting to undermine the confidence of Trump’s voter base by portraying a false sense of inevitability regarding the Democratic ticket.
The fear appears to be evident: if voters believe certain outcomes are inevitable, they might choose not to show up on Election Day.
With just months to go before the November elections, Republicans must not be swayed by misleading data and narratives designed to fracture their resolve.
Instead, history has shown that if Trump’s base remains energized and engaged, they can not only overcome polling discrepancies but deliver another electoral victory against the odds.
The moral of the story is clear: don't let the polls dictate your expectations or engagement.
This time around, we have learned the importance of remaining vigilant, mobilizing support, and ensuring that every voice is heard at the ballot box.
Sources:
infowars.com
cnn.com
ca.news.yahoo.com
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