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For U.S. adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans
By DAVID KLEPPER WASHINGTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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TaiwanIsNotChina
There will be a lot of stuff flying, but we've seen this happen in 2020.
dagon
We have already seen this on this very board with all the links to Xitter posts to back up Trump's wild claims.
I've already said it but Trump has created a target rich environment in the US and whichever way it goes this is going to be one of the worst elections in history.
Cephus
"For U.S. adversaries, Election Day won't mean the end to efforts to influence Americans."
It's people like the writer of this piece of garbage. Who causes or creates mistrust in society through outright manipulations with intent for sowing divisions. A true journalist holds dearly ethos of ethical journalism but unfortunately many political activists masquerade as journalist spewing nonsense day in day out
falseflagsteve
The Democrat supporters in the media are now in panic mode as Ms Harris crashes in the polls.
Cephus
"The Democrat supporters in the media are now in panic mode as Ms Harris crashes in the polls."
Polls prediction are very unreliable. Betting prediction on candidate I'm sorry to say not entirely accurate is better predicator than polling.
falseflagsteve
Cephus
Hes 5/6 favourite to win at present.
Yrral
Falseface ,polls do not win election,voters do, national polls do reflect state polls
falseflagsteve
Yrral
Hes ahead in most swing states too. I have no horse in the race just been checking the latest data
Jimizo
Which,polls are you,checking,Steve?
I think Canadian politics is more your area of interest, but which pollsters do you see as the most reliable?
I haven’t read half of the books ever written on polling but I tend to go with the average.
Looks very tight.
A bit hard to understand lol
What are you like, eh?
Jimizo
Not sure about that. How are you calculating that?
The bookies along with the polls got Brexit and Trump winning in 2016 wrong. Plenty of other examples. The bookies along with the polls got the last US midterms wrong.
The polls can play a role in the shifting odds - often with money coming in from people betting based on polling data.
Still, I’d say advantage Trump at the moment.
falseflagsteve
Jimizo
cant recall where I saw latest poll, did online search earlier. I saw that Chenk fella going a bit potty about how Harris is doing badly because she promised change but basically same policy wise as Biden. I hadn’t taken notice of how the election was going there for a while, checked polls, oddchecker etc.
Jimizo
Chenk?
Is he on those North American podcast things you watch?
I’d lay off them. Some of the garbage people post from them would insult the IQ of a house brick.
Someone posted to this weird grifter called Matt Walsh on here. Stunk the place out.
Disgraced the site. Creepy as hell.
Jimizo
*Someone posted a link
ClippetyClop
Yeah, not looking good. Can't see him losing unless Americans somehow grow a brain in the next few weeks.
On the plus side, the news will be 'interesting' for the next few years!
Zaphod
What a weird headline. Of course, everybody is always trying to influence everybody, including the "mainstream" media. And what about US policy to influence elections and public opinion all around the world? The article represents complete tunnel vision.
Alfie Noakes
A bizarre article that entirely fails to mention the three largest groups that influence US elections: the billionaires and trillionaires who buy politicians for fun, the giant corporations that actually run the country and AIPAC, the Zionist and Israel lobby.
There's even a website that allows you to track how bent the politicians are:
https://trackaipac.com/