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FLASHBACK!!Report Acknowledges Inaccuracies in 2004 Exit Polls
Washington Post ^
Posted on 11/04/2008 3:31:53 PM PST by Pacothecat
LETS FIGHT BACK !!!! Email this link to DRUDGE
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TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: exitpolls
Interviewing for the 2004 exit polls was the most inaccurate of any in the past five presidential elections as procedural problems compounded by the refusal of large numbers of Republican voters to be surveyed led to inflated estimates of support for John F. Kerry, according to a report released yesterday by the research firms responsible for the flawed surveys.
To: Pacothecat
Gee, now why would any Republican not want to talk to an Exit Poller? I thought the MSM’s were our friends?!
;-)
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posted on
11/04/2008 3:34:59 PM PST
by
Boiling Pots
(Barack Obama is not your hip black friend)
To: Pacothecat
How about if we don’t give him the hits?
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posted on
11/04/2008 3:36:12 PM PST
by
WKL815
(If the phrase "personal responsibility" makes you defensive, you may be a liberal.)
To: Pacothecat
He’s already got it up — good call!
To: Pacothecat
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posted on
11/04/2008 3:39:07 PM PST
by
bzybee
To: Pacothecat
Interviewing for the 2004 exit polls was the most inaccurate of any in the past five presidential elections as procedural problems compounded by the refusal of large numbers of Republican voters to be surveyed led to inflated estimates of support for John F. Kerry, according to a report released yesterday by the research firms responsible for the flawed surveys.
And the more blatant the MSM is in the tank for the Dems, the less likely we'll EVER talk to an exit poller. They do not get the very obvious correlation.
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