[KC_for_Freedom]

but the pollsters trying to get feedback from exiting voters had trouble getting middle-aged, male, voters to stop and give them the time of day, yet young females and strange looking (as in butchy) females, as well as college-aged males were more than happy to chat with the pollsters.

If you read the whole article, I believe Moris adequately explains why this could not be the problem if the poll takers were not new to the task. I believe this team had the experience to know how to do it correctly.

I subscribe to the idea that somehow the poll locations got out to the Kerry friendly and they dumped phony (non-voters) into the places with the intention of volunteering to be interviewed. To prove this, some of them need to come forward, and if they are highly motivated to cheat, they will likely be highly motivated to be quiet. but this is likely what happened. Fortunately the electorate did not bite.

[Seeing More Clearly Now]

"Fortunately the electorate did not bite."

In the course of election day, I met two different elderly Bush supporters who had became extremely depressed and scared when they heard those skewed exit polls projecting Kerry the winner. Anyone who would falsify thse polls is playing with people's minds and health.