To fully understand the scope of the aligned forces against both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders a person only needs to read the latest data release, and accompanying narrative, from Quinnipiac polling
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Donald Trump ~ Bernie Sanders
It is my hope that Democrats, Republicans and Independents can pause the “us -vs- them” activity for a moment, take a breath, look around and recognize we are all seemingly inside a manufactured political maze. Then, perhaps contemplate just how controlled this entire fiasco is.
As we have previously stated there are trillions of dollars, and immense national and global power interests, at play within this election. As each week passes, and absent of Wall Street gaining safety in their preferred outcome, the rabid control mechanisms are pushed into overdrive to tame the vulgarians on both sides of the political spectrum.
Exhibit A – The latest dose of reality comes in the form of the accompanying script within Quinnipiac polling as they release the data from “primary election” surveys conducted in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania – September 25th through October 5th.
The control bias (methodology) and observational bias (press release) is so one-sided it can only be adequately described by showcasing their own presentation.
Remember, this is a U.S. Primary Race poll/survey with the intent to find out who the voting base supports at a moment in time within a 2016 presidential primary race.
Now look at the presentation (Link Here – Screen Grab below):
(#1) The lead of any print article/outline focuses the attention of the reader toward the content that follows. Look at the very first mention within the outline provided to give an analysis of the data. “Ben Carson and Joe Biden” ?
Joe Biden isn’t even a candidate, and the analysis appears to be skipping over the entire reason for conducting a ranking poll (ie. Candidates: Donald Trump et al, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton etc.) and going straight into a general election discussion about Ben Carson and Joe Biden. WTF?
(#2) …”Looking past the nominations“… What the heck? We don’t even know the outcome (data) of the surveys within this PRIMARY POLL, and the analysis is saying essentially: well, lets just skip over the pesky facts and get to what we really want to talk about… etc. Whereas those “pesky facts” are the entire reason for conducting a survey.
Where does the voter support for the candidates line up in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania? Not only did the lead in say they want to skip the substance to get to a conclusion, but now the analysis says you haven’t seen our results yet, but lets look past it. WTF?
(#3) “Those who are waiting for Donald Trump’s campaign to collapse…” etc. What the heck? Talk about wanting to display a bias, and simultaneously drum up up a self-fulfilling headline. This presentation is so completely filled with over-the-top observational bias it’s almost jaw dropping.
Now to the poll data the analysis wants to skip. Here’s the actual results:
You won’t find the methodology easily (given the accompanying narrative, that can only be on purpose), but if you go digging through the pdf’s what you’ll find is this (example Florida):
Yes, that’s 147 “White Born-Again Evangelicals” making up 32% of the total 397 registered republicans questioned delivering a margin of error of 8.11%.
Now, why do you think 32% of “Born-Again Christians” would be surveyed. Hmm… let me think…..
….How did the entire construct of the printed analysis start again?
Carson.
Oh yeah, Go Figure!
Honestly, this polled outcome is so fraught with machinations I don’t even want to present it. I think it’s safe to say both Donald Trump and Bernie Sander’s support levels are SEVERELY understated (intentionally so) in these poll results.
However, that said, the general survey is also useful to show if any traction to the “splitter strategy” is evident – AND IT IS.
So here’s the entire poll and at the bottom there’s links to the methodology for each state:
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Current Poll Data October:
Previous Poll Data From August:
