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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (201287)	4/25/2020 5:53:02 PM
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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (201287)	4/25/2020 6:20:59 PM
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Polls show propaganda is working to mislead Americans about coronavirus Polls show most people are on the wrong side of debates about the coronavirus, mail-in voting, the economy, and the election. Then again, mainstream media controls most polls. by Carl Durrek April 24, 2020 in Democrats, Economy, Election 2020, Healthcare, News Media, Opinions Polls are, for the most part, worthless. They may give an indicator of current sentiment, but their use as a way to feel the pulse of America is overblown. Nearly every poll is tilted in the direction of a bias whether it was intended or not. They can ask a question like, “Do you fear getting the coronavirus or economic repercussions more?” The responses would be very different than if they asked, “Which will have a greater impact, the coronavirus or the toll on the economy from the lockdown?” Based on what we’re seeing in recent polls, most Americans are getting the questions wrong. I had to include the word “allegedly” in the title because polls run by leftist mainstream media are invariably tilted towards the desired outcome, so it’s possible that a majority of Americans really are viewing the various situations correctly but they’re being spun by the biased wording of the questions. ... noqreport.com