Interesting take on the snow job State Democrats have been trying to sell

If you have a moment, this is an interesting read that just popped up in my Facebook feed on how South Dakota Democrats didn’t help their credibility as they tried to sell the public favorable polling that was not supported by fact:

Go check it out.

18 thoughts on “Interesting take on the snow job State Democrats have been trying to sell”

  1. This is the third consecutive article you posted re polls for the upcoming election. You afraid the Demos may do better then expected ?

    1. No— I think he’s saying “told you so” to all the idiot Dems who thought they could pull the wool over our eyes.

    2. Settle down supporter of baby killers!
      Nobody is worried about a liberal hoax.
      I’m shocked they haven’t come up with another China flu hoax!
      Or start another terrorist group like blm.

      RLTW

      1. As every pro-lifer with a brain knows… calling others “baby killers” is not only ineffective, it’s actually counterproductive. We’ve known that for decades.

        So, which side are you on, Steve?

  2. KELO poll is now out. About what I expected. 50/42. And Emerson, who conducted this poll, is a highly rated pollster.

  3. LOL. Lenox, the hugely failed campaign manager from out-of-state for Beaudion, who got fired because hes a terrible political hack, now throwing a fit about polls. This is the same guy who had polling himself showing Beaudion up over both Bengs and Rounds. Sit down and go back to the East Coast, Lenox.

  4. If you listen to any of Lindy Li’s interviews you learn how campaigns use polls to get wealthy donors to write checks.
    Unlike us peasants, who give money to candidates because we actually want them to win elections and expect nothing in return, the big donors view their donations as investments. They don’t actually care which candidate wins, as long as the winner owes them favors. Giving money to a candidate who is failing in the polls is considered a bad investment. The “bundlers” who raise big money for candidates are seen as investment advisors.
    If you are concerned about big money and politics and want to do something about that, you can lie to pollsters.

  5. Sure, let’s take the writings of the guy who ran Julian Beaudion’s campaign straight into the ground as gospel. Seems smart.

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