Polling Credibility and Political Dynamics

This chapter critically examines the reliability of polling data, focusing on the New York Times Siena poll and contrasting it with Rasmussen's approach. The speakers discuss the biases inherent in polling practices and the impact of political endorsements on public perception. Additionally, they reflect humorously on the interconnectedness of pop culture and political discourse, especially in relation to Trump's upcoming debate.

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