of course, bevin wound up winning by 10 points. so you can t call cell phones on a machine. the robo polls that are so cheap to do and people like to do because you can get a headline, even though the poll is not real, those allow to call people on their cell phone. and, as it turns out, they make up for it with junkie online polls. front runner nationally in donald trump who talks about the polls every day. 75 million times a day. there is a discussion about polling and the point is everybody has to be discerning. some of these polls are real junk. if you want to know what s going on, use your reliable polls and drill down to find out what s really going on.
of course, bevin wound up winning by 10 points. so you can t call cell phones on a machine. the robo polls that are so cheap to do and people like to do because you can get a headline, even though the poll is not real, those allow to call people on their cell phone. and, as it turns out, they make up for it with junkie online polls. front runner nationally in donald trump who talks about the polls every day. 75 million times a day. there is a discussion about polling and the point is everybody has to be discerning. some of these polls are real junk. if you want to know what s going on, use your reliable polls and drill down to find out what s really going on.
questions and having a logical debate so voters can learn. fox news said it will determine the roster by average of polls. explain the algorithm they re going to use. they re going to use the last five national polls leading up to a certain couple days before the debate essentially. they ve indicated these are not going to be robo polls or automated polls. these are supposed to be legitimate polls. we don t know what that means in terms of methodology. it s interesting concerning the latest known figures such as donald trump could get into the debate. the real polls that matter are early state polls. it sets up an interesting contrary, interesting comparison. the dynamic will be fascinate fascinating to watch. we ll see it unfold in the
trying to not look at robo polls or internet polls. i think some of that is well grounded. there s a fear of competition. you can take a robo poll for a couple cents per call and it costs tens of thousands of dollars to do the traditional way. the really important thing is what you asked about earlier. what is public opinion. we are talking the concept. what s happened is the polling industry determined that for them, public opinion is what our forced choice poll questions say it is. but, i think from a political science or politics point of view, it s really important to differentiate those opinions people hold that they want their representatives to represent versus opinions that people will give totally off the top of their head and not care about it one way or the other. this is where the argument that i hear on the left, that you were making before and i say, financial reform, 70% of
issues and the stands and the traditions of george bush s party which got us into such terrible trouble for eight years? before that debate i think mitt romney has to kick away from and define himself again. what happened for the eight years of george w. bush s presidency, in terms of it ended in nick collapse. and there were two long, frustrating wars that people think were not won. romney can t be allowed to have himself painted as, he s going to bring that stuff back. he s got to say, no, there were things there that didn t work, both parties made mistakes. my party, the republicans, made a mistake. set himself up for the debate and go forward in the debate not worried about this likability stuff. which he still what about strong and capable and say i have the talent to turn around your crisis. what about, is there a bump? is there any discernible bump? if we only have a couple of the robo polls out there, all of them showing some movement