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dixiegrrrrl

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4. Why should polls be the exception to widespread fraud and rigging?

Reply to Ned_Devine (Original post)

Mon Oct 22, 2012, 03:39 PM

Oct 2012

The inflation ( CPI) index is rigged
The Libor rate rigging has been uncovered
The ratings agencies have been discovered to be rigged ( Moody', Standard and Poor's, etc)

No way I believe in the accuracy of polls.

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I keep checking the polls and I see Rmoney just took a slight lead in CO. What gives? [View all] Ned_Devine Oct 2012 OP

It's all so verifiable, I'm sure... Blue Owl Oct 2012 #1

I'm here in MA, so I'm just wondering... Ned_Devine Oct 2012 #3

Rasmussen SCliberal091294 Oct 2012 #2

Why should polls be the exception to widespread fraud and rigging? dixiegrrrrl Oct 2012 #4

this guy says the polls are rigged questionseverything Oct 2012 #9

Makes sense..the rigged polls will have to match the rigged election results dixiegrrrrl Oct 2012 #10

Democrats Were Counting the Votes in the Swing States in 2008 AndyTiedye Oct 2012 #12

I'm amazed that people seem to be amazed. bowens43 Oct 2012 #5

This is what I believe as well oswaldactedalone Oct 2012 #8

Been wondering... murray hill farm Oct 2012 #6

^^^ Yes oswaldactedalone Oct 2012 #7

Divided states locks Oct 2012 #11

Here in MA I believe Warren ias up by 9 points...whew! Ned_Devine Oct 2012 #13