She pointed out the expert class’ confidence Hillary will win is based on the assumption Americans want to continue the status quo.
They said the same thing Thursday afternoon about Brexit. It would lose and the UK would remain in the EU.
Then the unexpected happened. These people are full of HS. They don’t even know what real people actually think.
“They said the same thing Thursday afternoon about Brexit. It would lose and the UK would remain in the EU.
Then the unexpected happened. These people are full of HS. They don’t even know what real people actually think.”
June 25, 2016
Brexit: Yet another example of biased polling
By Sierra Rayne
For the weak-minded among us who continue to believe in polling data, the Brexit vote shows – yet again – what a biased absurdity the polls have become.
But delusions and obfuscation runs deep in the mainstream trenches.
Nate Cohn at the New York Times writes that “[i]t was not a cataclysmic polling failure[.] ... [I]t’s hard to argue that this was a big polling failure.”
Sure it wasn’t. Once you are done rolling around on the floor in laughter at claims that this wasn’t a massive polling failure, read on.
To review, the Brexit side won by 4%, 52% to 48%.
Not a single one of the well known polling aggregators/predictors picked Brexit in their last-minute final projections.
*Elections Etc. had the Remain side up by 6.6%, 53.3% to 46.7%.
*Number Cruncher Politics had the Remain side up by 6%, 53% to 47%.
*What UK Thinks: EU had the Remain side up by 4%, 52% to 48%.
*The Financial Times had the Remain side up by 2%, 48% to 46%.
*Britain Elects had the Remain side up by 1.6%, 50.8% to 49.2%.
*HuffPost Pollster had the Remain side up by 0.5%, 45.8% to 45.3%.
*The Economist’s poll tracker had the race tied at 44% apiece.
Excerpt: go to the link to find out how devious, the pollster liars are today, and their internet trolls posting their garbage as why Brexit would lose and Trump will lose, like they said BRexit was a goner!