Exit polls are accurate. So....

[CousinIT]

Link to tweet

[dchill]

1. K&R.

[Merlot]

2. What is the context of this clip?

Is this guy on trial? Sounds like their in florida. Grand jury? When was it taped? Is there more?

[BzaDem]

3. You mean the ones showing Gore would win Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas? n/t

[brush]

5. After watching that clip you still sure Gore lost those states? Repugs have only won...

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the presidency legitimately since 1988 — GHW Bush.

[BzaDem]

7. Yes. n/t

[brush]

10. I'm not. Just like he didn't lose Florida. And most recently, trump in Wis, MI and Penn.

[ProudLib72]

4. This is what Rump was talking about!

He was probably informed of this in 2000. At least he didn't lie about the election being rigged.

[triron]

6. I seem to recall this fron the 2000 election.

Exit polls have historically been accurate both in the US and in other countries. Not so since 2000 here in the US at least. Chances of the exit polls being so different that actual vote results in 2016 presidential election less than 1 in 13000 (Baiman et al).

[TheFrenchRazor]

8. yep; exit polls suddenly went to heck in 2000. we're not supposed to care anymore. nt

[TDale313]

9. Exit polls varying dramatically from the official results

is seen internationally as one of the surest signs of election fraud. I can still remember officials in the Bush administration making this very point just weeks after the 2004 election in questioning the legitimacy of an election in another country (Ukraine iirc) and I was fucking screaming at the damn tv because omg the fucking gall of these people!

[Achilleaze]

11. republicans trying to take down America by rigging elections

anti-American

deplorable