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Edited on Thu Oct-28-04 06:34 AM by Skinner
Election rides on the 917 vote by Jimmy Breslin October 21, 2004 On Sept. 15, there were 168,900,019 cell phones in America, according to the cell phone institute in Washington. Not one phone user was called by the political pollsters reporting with such marvelous accuracy on the Bush-Kerry race. A month later, on yesterday afternoon, there now were 170,475,160 cell phones in America, according to the cell phone institute. In one month, 1,575,000 new cell phones have been bought. Not one cell phone has been called during the presidential campaign. This is because there is no method for polling cell phones. Nobody has their numbers. Nor do they know who the users are, where they live and what they do. You have 170 million phones and you talk to none of them and then try to say you know what the public is thinking.
A month ago, pollster John Zogby said he had discontinued telephone polls because cell phones had made any and all results meaningless. Now if you pay attention to polls, you are insane. Yesterday, the polls showed a Bush surge. It never happened because they were basing it on thin air. There also were figures showing Kerry winning states like Ohio in the Midwest. They came up with the percentages without calling one cell phone of the millions and millions of them in the area. I believe nothing. EDITED BY ADMIN: COPYRIGHT
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