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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Poll: Clinton's lead over Sanders grows [View all]NCTraveler
(30,481 posts)50. If I link to Sanders supporters touting the validity of online polling,....
which we all know to be jokes, will you make the same comment? lol. Bet you wouldn't call promoting and attempting to discuss the validity of online polling as desperation.
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In questions on who they support for president it only represented registered
still_one
Sep 2015
#76
They shouldn't have hid the numbers. They probably showed Bernie ahead of Hillary among young voters
reformist2
Sep 2015
#94
Despite all the chatter I believe Joe ultimately decides not to run.
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#11
The Washington press corp, the Sunday "news" show need something scintillating to report.
Fla Dem
Sep 2015
#32
<50s left out of results. But I'm sure that didn't skew the poll at all...
magical thyme
Sep 2015
#22
You are welcome. This is really foolish. This poll just confirms the other recent polls.
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#29
There is nothing you wrote any objective person could possibly disagree with./nt
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#42
I get the feel-good value of trotting out polls that support what we want to hear and all, but.....
DFW
Sep 2015
#39
I think Howard's support is more nuanced than that, although I haven't tried to drag it out of him
DFW
Sep 2015
#86
HA! I wouldn't want meteorites to fall simultaneously on Hillary, Bernie and O'Malley.. but..
DCBob
Sep 2015
#87
The poll's findings are also confirmed by the findings of other pollsters in the field.
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#52