[John Valentine]

Revealing that a candidate for office does push polling is akin to noting that a priest offers mass.

It's hardly newsworthy, especially if it is done to collect voter sentiment and preferences. Not so good when it is used to drive voter sentiment.

There is no information here about the type of push-polling being conducted, and I 'm not surprised. It's because this is not unusual, alarming or newsworthy in the least.

And, just in case no one had noticed, there is a political contest going on.

[Kenny]

Cruz said what his push polling does. They find a Trump supporter and start asking questions, if you found out that Trump was once pro-choice, would you still vote for him. They went through these questions until they found one that turned off the voter.

I don’t know who’s creepier and slimier, Cruz or the voter who changes their mind with a question.