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2016 Postmortem

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13. If this is so do you have some factual reference point we can use to confirm your claims?

Reply to Joe941 (Reply #12)

Fri Dec 9, 2016, 03:06 PM

Dec 2016

The major news networks have been proven to be incorrect on plenty of occasions. But when they are wrong there are other news sources providing evidence to make the case that these news agencies weren't being factual.

So far you have offered your opinion but no information as to how you came up with your claim.

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The push for the TPP & the effect on Clinton's economic message [View all] think Dec 2016 OP

I thought it rated low in most polls? Can you cite any where it was a concern for a large %? bettyellen Dec 2016 #1

Here are a couple articles on exit polls: think Dec 2016 #2

This is fake news! Joe941 Dec 2016 #3

CNN and The Hill are posting fake news? Do you have proof of this? think Dec 2016 #5

All there election polls they reported were fake news! Joe941 Dec 2016 #7

Their news on election polls is fake? It was obvious their polling wasn't great before the election think Dec 2016 #9

I'm not going to trust the new's polls - they haven't earned it. Joe941 Dec 2016 #12

If this is so do you have some factual reference point we can use to confirm your claims? think Dec 2016 #13

IMHO being fake and getting it wrong are two different things. NWCorona Dec 2016 #10

So skin color (white) and wanting "change" were the two biggest predictors of a Trump voter. bettyellen Dec 2016 #4

The poll numbers on trade are right there in plain site. Do with these facts what you will.... think Dec 2016 #6

When they are clearly ranked the TPP is rated a much lower concern than immigration and terrorism. bettyellen Dec 2016 #8

Perhaps you'd like to go get that data since you are making the claim. /nt think Dec 2016 #11