[Col Frank Slade]

Didn’t stun me.

NBC speaks for the nation now ?

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

I was stunned that it pleased me.

[Ray76]

Me either. I saw it coming a mile away.

Clinton struggled to reliably draw hundreds to her infrequent rallies. Trump drew 10-20 thousand - twice a day. Routinely.

The polls were, ostensibly, predictions. The rallies were reality. It was obvious where voter enthusiasm was.

The polls were not predictions, they were propaganda. They knowingly oversampled Democrats, which caused inflated poll numbers. In my opinion polls were used to shape pubic opinion rather than gauge it.

[SoFloFreeper]

Even the data team doing analytics for the Trump campaign was telling reporters that, as of Oct. 27, they had just a 15 percent chance of winning.

"Journalist" Mark Murray writes this but offers NO PROOF that Team Trump did any such thing! I can damn well say this: if, on October 27, Team Trump told ANY reporter they only had a 15% chance of winning, then that reporter would have published it IMMEDIATELY.

The media slips LIES into all sorts of reports.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

Right? The day filled me with pride and deep relief, freakin idiot hill worshippers.

[pfflier]

Agree. I felt elated.