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Why is Yahoo suddenly quiet about Polls indicating Obama's landslide win just last week?
Before you Liberals bash me, I did not say I believe in the POLLs.
11 Answers
- ThomasSLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
It's like anything else - - Obama supporters hide the facts when they don't agree with their philosophy or state of affairs, including the Libya attack...and yes, the polls.
- ?Lv 79 years ago
The media is doing what they always do, turning a lopsided race, into a horse race where the candidates are neck & neck.
This ensures that they will keep people watching the MSM and thus they are able to charge top dollar for advertising, in addition this also guarantees a steady stream of political advertising dollars.
We see this every election, just like in any other competition the MSM covers.... "It's neck & neck right to the finish!" The thing that's not being covered, is the Republican voter suppression efforts.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Yahoo was alive a week back on how ''President'' Obama was going to tear Mr Romney apart in the debate now they want Mr Romney arrested for child abuse
- StevensonLv 69 years ago
Why is yahoo quiet about something you don`t believe in any way? A very good question. Why is the media in general quiet about several issues these days? ..but front page in other countries?
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- Anonymous9 years ago
The only poll that counts is the one i November
- ?Lv 59 years ago
There's a tear in my beer, cause I'm crying for you dear, Oh wait a second, that the democrate's song this year!
- Anonymous9 years ago
Thats true but polls dont matter anw
- Chewy Ivan 2Lv 79 years ago
What do you mean? I don't recall Yahoo! making much ado about polls before. They do not seem "suddenly quiet about Polls" to me.
I think your personal bias may be clouding your impressions about media bias.
- DaveLv 69 years ago
This is what's known as a bump, its a temporary change in polls that evens itself out after the hoopla of an event dies down.