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I saw this poll yesterday or earlier today but noticed it gives the margin of error for total sampled but does not give the margins of error for the two subsets (Democrats, Republicans). That's dishonest since the results are reported that way.
You said the Reuters poll that came out the other day was dishonest because T's numbers were down and they didn't break the percentages into D vs R.
That's like saying the AP is dishonest. I WISHED I could have worked for Reuters, which holds itself to the highest standards of journalism and has done so since its inception in 1851. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reuters
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Reuters employs several thousand journalists. Reuters journalists use the Reuters Handbook of Journalism as a guide for fair presentation and disclosure of relevant interests, to maintain the values of integrity and freedom upon which their reputation for reliability, accuracy, speed and exclusivity relies.
The (IA) Gazette is also dishonest, in your opinion, because they're reporting lower numbers for your preferred candidate and because the results don't fit your paradigm. It clearly states that
Iowa is a loose cannon. The New Hampshire primary is the one that makes and breaks the candidates, and always has.
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For GOP it's South Carolina.
Originally I thought Rubio had a shot at winning the New Hampshire primary but Trump continues to gain a sizable lead. I also believe South Carolina will be the first important primary for the GOP and it looks like Trump will also win that one, same goes for Nevada.
At this point it would not surprise me if Trump won every GOP primary state with the exception of Iowa going to Cruz maybe Carson.
Carson continues to plummet leaving Tump with a commanding lead over Rubio, Cruz and himself.
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