ABC News Manipulates Polls Ahead of Trump-Harris Debate
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 75 days ago
The establishment media's bias is on full display yet again, as ABC News attempts to manipulate public perception ahead of the highly anticipated presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
Just days before the debate, ABC published an article highlighting rising support for Harris among key demographics, claiming that her approval increased among younger voters and specific minority groups.
However, this “news” came from a poll conducted well over a week ago, leaving many to wonder why no new data was presented to reflect the current political landscape.
Critics are rightfully questioning ABC's integrity, noting that the network seems intent on crafting a particular narrative that favors Harris, especially given their role as the host of the upcoming debate.
The media's penchant for crafting misleading narratives is nothing new, but this latest instance raises serious concerns about transparency and reporting ethics.
Amidst this, polling data from various reputable sources shows that Trump is gaining ground, contradicting ABC's elevating narrative of Harris.
Even Nate Silver's well-regarded models indicate a substantial shift, positioning Trump back in the lead.
Transparency is key in journalism, and the absence of essential polling details, such as sample size and margin of error, speaks volumes to those questioning the authenticity of ABC's reporting.
It also raises suspicion that ABC News is carefully curating the narrative to favor Harris as the debate looms closer.
The reality is clear: the conservative base is rallying, not falling behind, and the establishment media's attempts to suppress this are becoming increasingly obvious.
As the debate approaches, it’s vital for voters to seek out diverse and credible sources while remaining vigilant against the misleading narratives that mainstream outlets frequently push.
In this charged climate, the truth must prevail, and educated voters are essential for preserving the integrity of our democratic process.
Sources:
valuetainment.com
westernjournal.com
liveaction.org
Just days before the debate, ABC published an article highlighting rising support for Harris among key demographics, claiming that her approval increased among younger voters and specific minority groups.
However, this “news” came from a poll conducted well over a week ago, leaving many to wonder why no new data was presented to reflect the current political landscape.
Critics are rightfully questioning ABC's integrity, noting that the network seems intent on crafting a particular narrative that favors Harris, especially given their role as the host of the upcoming debate.
The media's penchant for crafting misleading narratives is nothing new, but this latest instance raises serious concerns about transparency and reporting ethics.
Amidst this, polling data from various reputable sources shows that Trump is gaining ground, contradicting ABC's elevating narrative of Harris.
Even Nate Silver's well-regarded models indicate a substantial shift, positioning Trump back in the lead.
Transparency is key in journalism, and the absence of essential polling details, such as sample size and margin of error, speaks volumes to those questioning the authenticity of ABC's reporting.
It also raises suspicion that ABC News is carefully curating the narrative to favor Harris as the debate looms closer.
The reality is clear: the conservative base is rallying, not falling behind, and the establishment media's attempts to suppress this are becoming increasingly obvious.
As the debate approaches, it’s vital for voters to seek out diverse and credible sources while remaining vigilant against the misleading narratives that mainstream outlets frequently push.
In this charged climate, the truth must prevail, and educated voters are essential for preserving the integrity of our democratic process.
Sources:
valuetainment.com
westernjournal.com
liveaction.org
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