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Even Oprah didn’t endorse Clinton this week in a very obvious way, by saying there was only one clear choice

CBC Canadian Media Fails to Know ABC Bias


By --Edited by Bart Charles Begley——--October 25, 2016

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Polls favorable to Donald Trump may be overestimating his support, state polls suggest One point that this article fails to mention is that the LA Times poll takes a cross-country read every day from 3,000 people, making it more accurate than most other national polls, that are only one-third the sample size. And that same LA Times poll mentions that Clinton is ahead by one point, but failed to be honest by reporting a lead for just one day for Clinton in over 8 weeks in the exact same poll.
It also failed to mention that on some days, the ABC poll shows a 12 point lead for Clinton but most other Clinton biased polls only show her leading by 5 to 7 points and some by only 3 points. And you thought that this Canadian wasn’t paying attention. I listen to Rush Limbaugh and Michael Savage every day.on the radio, so they manage to point out the extreme bias in the polls, especially the ABC poll. Here is my poll, ABC is going to look like an idiot the day after the election when we will all know for sure that the election results are much different than what ABC has been trying to tell you for months. Even Oprah didn’t endorse Clinton this week in a very obvious way, by saying there was only one clear choice. Too bad that Kellyanne doesn’t get it.

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Mark Smyth --Edited by Bart Charles Begley -- Bio and Archives

A former member of the S.A.E. (Society of Automotive Engineers), Mark Smyth has had a lifelong love for machinery.  Driving a tractor on his family farm at age 4, he raced boats and cars during the 1960s and 1970s, both powered by gasoline and alcohol fuels.  Having even used hydrazine (rocket fuel) as a fuel additive in drag racing, Mark learned all about synthetic lubes from a chemist who developed the very first synthetic lube oils to be certified for U.S. military specs back in 1952.


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