The 2024 polling scam

 Gateway Pundit:

There have been extensive postmortems on Kamala Harris’s failed campaign and the absolute drubbing she received from Donald Trump.

Democrat strategist James Carville said the moment he knew the campaign was doomed was when ‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin asked Harris, “If anything, would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years?”

Kamala answered, “There is not a thing that comes to mind.”

But legacy media keep gaslighting voters with polls showing Harris neck and neck with Trump and even leading in some surprising places.
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The junk polls pushed by the legacy media were an overt gesture to help Democrats and influence the mindset of the electorate. Case in point: Ann Selzer’s shocking poll suggesting that Kamala Harris was leading Donald Trump in Iowa by 3 percent.

Leftwing outlets used the Iowa poll constantly in an attempt to embolden Harris supporters and suppress Trump supporters.
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Watch:

It looks like the media polling was an attempt to make Harris look more competitive than she actually was.  But clearly, the Harris campaign was not fooled by it nor was the Trump campaign.  Was the media trying to fool voters into thinking Harris had a chance? 

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