Posted on 03/09/2017 1:30:33 PM PST by davikkm
The major poll that shows who the most trusted news networks are is a fake. The data is flawed and biased, the samples are weighted in favour of the “expected results” and the conclusions are erroneous. IN this article, we’ll show you exactly where the lies come from and look at why such a poll was first conducted.
The poll was carried out by Morningconsult.com on the 1st and 2nd of December last year and their results show that ABC, CBS, WSY, NYT and CNN are among the “most credible news sources” in the US. News sources that were deemed “not credible” (or with a low credibility rating) were Breitbart, Infowars and The Onion.
(Excerpt) Read more at investmentwatchblog.com ...
The media saying they’re trusted is like saying “herpes is more trusted than gonorrhea!”
It's not an article, it's a blog post.
There is no "we".. just you, Bloggy McBlogface.
And why not post your "material" in full?
“Oct 21, 2016”
The fist step in improving is to admit that you have a problem.
They lie about their being liars. Interesting...
The Onion? Lol.
Now I know that the study was bogus.
The article makes a good point about the sample and how the question is structured.
Worth reading.
They ought to run a story telling us how popular they are because anyone watching who has half a brain assumes the exact opposite of whatever they report. The rest are too far gone to worry about.
The MSM can say what they want. No one believes them they have zero credibility and are liars. So the only ones listening to them are the loony left.
This is like walking in for no reason and announcing to your wife how you are really a faithful guy. Try it for fun.
If any appreciable number of people believed them, Hillary would be prez.
They duped some people, and everyone else that voted for her was paid to do so (either through welfare or workfare - gubmint workers)...
The set of data IS wrong.
The sets of data ARE wrong
If he says the data IS wrong he is implying one set of data.
This is like saying that Mad Magazine or The National Lampoon are deemed the least credible news sources.
Maybe the whole study and any conclusions is a JOKE then. :)
Canucks and Brits have a different definition of plural nouns. Datum is singular. If you say Sets of ____, then you are fine. Otherwise a colloquialism.
March 07, 2017 Suffolk/USA Today poll, question 35:
What TV news or commentary source do you trust the most?
It was Fox news in a landslide.
Fox News 28.3%, CNN 11.10%, PBS 9.10%, MSNBC 7.60%, CBS 7.10%, NBC 7%, ABC 5%, C-SPAN 2.20%, Comedy Central, 2.10%, and undecided 20.5%
http://www.suffolk.edu/documents/SUPRC/3_7_2017_marginals.pdf
See my graphic on this thread at #19 above.
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