Trump sues pollster

 Fox News:

Trump sues Des Moines Register, top pollster for 'brazen election interference,' fraud over Harris poll

The Des Moines Register published pollster Ann Selzer's final poll showing Harris leading in Iowa by 3 points, despite Trump's eventual 13-point victory

Selzer's final poll was off by a total of 16 points.  She has some explaining to do about that poll. 

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President Trump is preparing an election lawsuit that no one saw coming

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The past three elections have produced results that were entirely different than what the “credible” and “reputable” mainstream media outlets were saying would happen. In 2016, they said Hillary Clinton had the election in the bag and on election night they said she had a 99% of winning. We all know what happened that night.

In 2020, they predicted Joe Biden would win in a landslide, saying that he was up by nearly 10 points in the national polls and surveys. What actually happened? Donald Trump made it a super close race, and many still believe there were some shenanigans from that election. Especially after the way the next one went.

This time around in 2024, the polls were all over the place. Generally, though, the pollsters said that it was going to be a tight race and that Kamala Harris was likely to carry home the blue wall once more. That didn’t remotely happen. Donald Trump carried all the swing states. Every single one of them. And he almost flipped some states that were expected to be deep blue, like Virginia.
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And:

 ABC News pays Trump $15 million settlement. But don't expect media bias to end. | Opinion

ABC News and George Stephanopoulos apologized to Donald Trump and agreed to pay $15 million to settle a lawsuit filed because of false statements made about the president-elect.

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