SuperTrouper
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Tue Nov-11-08 12:27 PM
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How about those Mason-Dixon Polls pushed by MSNBC before the election? |
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Edited on Tue Nov-11-08 12:27 PM by Roberto1223
How about those Mason-Dixon polls that were pimped for the last week by Joe Scarborough and by most of the MSNBC talking heads saying that Obama was in trouble and that McCain was on the move against Obama? It turns out that PPP and Quinnipiac did much better in evaluating the people's pulse in the state polls.
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Tue Nov-11-08 12:28 PM
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1. The Mason Dixon poll is traditionally skewed towards Republicans |
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and is widely known for such. The media used it to create drama and keep the ratings up. We now know that by the second debate the McCain campaign knew this thing was almost a done deal.
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Tue Nov-11-08 12:29 PM
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2. Mason-Dixon SAYS IT ALL |
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Tue Nov-11-08 12:31 PM
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3. I'm guessing they didn't take the percentage of registered dems. vs. the registered repukes |
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into consideration as some other (more accurate) polls were doing.
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Tue Nov-11-08 12:31 PM
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4. I bet that when they polled south of Mason-Dixon line |
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They made sure only neo-confederates driving pick-up trucks (preferable with Dixie flags as bumperstickers) were selected to respond. Even then, there probably was enough cross-overs to Obama that they had to adjust their numbers to fit their pre-arranged conclusions.
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