> The Resounding Silence Continues. How Much is Enough for the Media to Cover Votergate 2004?
24 November 2004, 16:26
FACT 1:
Actually, the exit polls were taken all across the country (in every state). Take a look at this graph which charts the exit poll vs. actual result discrepancy. You’ll notice that the graph is skewed overwhelmingly in one direction. This is proof that the discrepancy is not just due to "error" in the polling itself (the explanation the "liberal" media is giving). If it was due to error, the graph would skew in both directions equally for Bush and Kerry.
FACT 2:
The exit polls were conducted by an equal representation of republicans and democrats.
FACT 3:
The discrepancy in the exit polls and the actual results in Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania is a statistical impossibility according to Dr. Freeman of the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Freeman has yet to receive any professional criticism, however, continues to be ignored by the "liberal" media.
FACT 1:
Actually, the exit polls were taken all across the country (in every state). Take a look at this graph which charts the exit poll vs. actual result discrepancy. You’ll notice that the graph is skewed overwhelmingly in one direction. This is proof that the discrepancy is not just due to "error" in the polling itself (the explanation the "liberal" media is giving). If it was due to error, the graph would skew in both directions equally for Bush and Kerry.
FACT 2:
The exit polls were conducted by an equal representation of republicans and democrats.
FACT 3:
The discrepancy in the exit polls and the actual results in Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania is a statistical impossibility according to Dr. Freeman of the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Freeman has yet to receive any professional criticism, however, continues to be ignored by the "liberal" media.