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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFox News had Jones ahead by 10 points the day before the election.
In case any of you were still unclear about how full of shit they are.
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Fox News had Jones ahead by 10 points the day before the election. (Original Post)
Dave Starsky
Dec 2017
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dhol82
(9,353 posts)1. They just wanted to spur the republicans to come out and vote
And convince the democrats to stay home since Jones was so far ahead.
Typical repub dirty tricks.
Watchfoxheadexplodes
(3,496 posts)2. I dipped into the cess pool yesterday and this morning
The five showed amnesia when it came to trumps backing of Roy moore. Using the narrative trump was behind strange and not moore.
Fox and friends decided it was all bannons fault as "trump did not have a rally in Alabama"
brooklynite
(94,594 posts)3. And Emerson had Moore ahead by 10 on the same day...
...polling problems aren't unique to Fox.
NewJeffCT
(56,828 posts)4. I think most of the other polls
had Moore winning with their final polls