The media pundits have been very busy claiming that Donald Trump is dropping dramatically in the polls. They claim that Hillary Clinton is skyrocketing even after the emails that show that she stole the primary election from Bernie Sanders. The polls are all over the place. The McClatchy Marist poll, for example, has Trump losing by 15 points. In contrast, the LA Times/USC poll has him down by only 1 point. Obviously, as Shakespeare once said "Something's rotten in Denmark!" It is not possible for these two polls to be telling the truth because they are too far apart.
The methodology used by each polling organization can be used to create a prefabricated result. Few, if any people, least of all those reporting the news, ever actually look deep enough into the "fine print" to discover how the results were fabricated. That is what we are going to do today. The techniques used to lie while “telling the truth” are generally very simple ones. I've seen it a thousand times in courts of law where one side has no case but, somehow, miraculously, managed to win. Discovering what the game is, generally speaking, simply requires an inquiring mind and a careful look beneath the hood.
My investigation shows that a majority of the mainstream media polls, during this Presidential election cycle, have been falsified. Before I share how I know this, however, let’s take a moment to understand the American electorate. In its most recent survey of party affiliation, done from July 13-17, 2016, Gallup found that the registered electorate is 28% Republican, 28% Democrat and 42% Independents. This is the key fact you need to understand before we turn our attention to what the pollsters are doing to manufacture the results.
We’ll take a quick but careful look at the methodology used by each polling organization, one at a time, to find out why most of the polls are showing that Hillary Clinton has moved strongly into the lead in this election cycle.
1) The NBC/Survey Monkey poll claims Hillary Clinton is leading by 10 points. But, you should always read the “fine print”. NBC’s “methodology report”...


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