The Unusual Suspects
The Unusual Suspects
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How Pollsters Collude With Media to Push Political Propaganda

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March 20, 2025

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​The Unusual Suspects break down how pollsters collude with mainstream media to push political propaganda. Ipsos and Quinnipiac—two of the most inaccurate pollsters in past elections—just dropped negative Trump approval ratings. When these skewed polls are incorporated into aggregation platforms like Real Clear Politics, they can distort the overall picture of public opinion. The media often amplifies these aggregated results, crafting sensational headlines that do not accurately reflect the electorate's sentiment. Tom Ellsworth predicted this EXACT move! This is how they manipulate public opinion. Don't fall for it.

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