Why the polls are all wrong. To set up the claim, "You cheated!"

30 September 2012 | Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Story after story has come out showing the populace somewhat evenly divided between the two Presidential candidates. However, on the street where the "real" people live, we all know the story is VERY different from the polls.

The ONLY people I hear advocating for the Democrat Party are the individuals like the "Obama gave us a cellphone" woman and they do not make up a significant part of the population. Very few cars now sport Obama stickers anymore. They've all been peeled off. The invective used by people when discussing the Democrat Party and Obama is severe.

The only conclusion that comes to mind, then, is that the polls are deliberately being biased to set up a foundation to claim that the election was stolen. It will be claimed that there is no way the vote could have been that much in favor of the Republican Party unless someone cheated. The truth, however, is that the only individuals supporting the Democrat Party or any of their candidates are individuals who want to see this nation destroyed or don't care if it is because of their own selfishness.

[PA Engineer]

You really think your neighborhood in Texas is indicative of the country as a whole?

This county primary democrat undervote is very representative of eight swing states:



Click on the map for the post link. Sure looks like many neighborhoods feel the same way. Oh. Welcome to FreeRepublic.

[Tailback]

You really think your neighborhood in Texas is indicative of the country as a whole?

I live in Oregon and have seen the same thing. Very little love for Obama being publicly displayed, O will still win Oregon but it's definately not like 2008.

[tumblindice]

My neighborhood in Indiana is the same as Mene’s. The Obama goons are in helmet defilade while his detractors are loud and numerous. And welcome to FR.

[Delhi Rebels]

Well, pretty much yes. Everywhere except your neighborhood.

That makes about as much sense as your original post does.

[Delhi Rebels]

In 2008 the Obama stickers outnumbered the McCain stickers in my area by about 10 to 1. Today the Romney stickers an anti-Obama stickers outnumber the Obama stickers by 20 to 1.

So what do you conclude from that? That Romney should take 95% of the vote in the election?

[palmer]

You must not live in Virginia. Here the Obama stickers are everywhere, not just in the liberal DC suburbs. There are Obama signs in formerly conservative rural areas. Fortunately the Romney signs outnumber them and the ratio is a bit higher than 2008. But it’s not much higher.

[Katya]

it’s true even here in true blue MD... very few cars with New Obama stickers. Reliably every car sporting the equally laughable “Coexist” sticker usually has an Obama 12 sticker as well.

[RightWingConspirator]

Not at all. Just that Obama is not nearly as popular in my area as he was in 2008. I haven’t seen any Obama yard signs up around town, but when I was down at the local Republican campaign office last week maybe a dozen people came in asking for Romney/Ryan yard signs and they were already out of them

[hoosierary]

A couple of cues as to why we should be skeptical of these pollsters. 1) If Obama has such a huge lead in these crucial swing states, than why is he continuing to pour so much resources here. Wouldn't he be better served putting those resources in states that were closer? 2) Why don't we see the same increase in other states rather than these swing states? You would expect to see the same trend among other states but this is not the case.

[Erik Latranyi]

They have set Voter ID up as racist.

When they lose, it will be the catalyst for violence.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

Hopefully this election will not go to the supreme court as expect John (the traitor) Roberts will vote with the RATS to protect his “reputation”

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

That makes about as much sense as your original post does.

Here's my prediction. You're going to eat those words this year.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

I guess many other Americans are not as ignorant as you think they are either. Wonder what the outcome of this is going to be? Do you think we're all going to roll over and let folks like you deceive us? We'll see....

Click here.

[Delhi Rebels]

I guess many other Americans are not as ignorant as you think they are either. Wonder what the outcome of this is going to be? Do you think we're all going to roll over and let folks like you deceive us? We'll see....

I guess we'll know one way or the other five weeks from today.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

My, you’re up early. Very interesting.

[Delhi Rebels]

My, you’re up early.

As are you. Working on your polling excuses?

And just out of curiosity, which side do you think are setting up the polls for use as excuses to explain vote fraud? Obama or Romney?

[citizen]

Where do I get my free phone??

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

2 Chronicles 7:14

"If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and heal their land."

All that is left now are the consequences.

[Delhi Rebels]

Amazing all the things that God gets blamed for.

[longtermmemmory]

this morning

MSNBC did a bit about algore abandoning Ohio and Mika Brezinsky snarked that Algore won the election against GWBush.

CNN had a romney spokewoman and an newreader woman get into a cat fight over media bias. (if anyone finds the video please share)

CNBC had the NBC pollster saying how wonderful and perfect his polling is.

seems the MSM is blaming everyone.