#All the ways pollsters and the media were wrong, wrong, wrong

#All the ways pollsters and the media were wrong, wrong, wrong

“#All the ways pollsters and the media were wrong, wrong, wrong” They blew it again. After muffing it spectacularly in 2016, when Hillary Clinton was supposed to cruise to easy victory over Donald Trump, pollsters and the media should be ashamed by how wrong they got this year’s election. Even after their cross-their-hearts-hope-to-die promises to…

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#NYPD deploys again for possible post-2020 election unrest

#NYPD deploys again for possible post-2020 election unrest

“#NYPD deploys again for possible post-2020 election unrest” The NYPD mustered on Randall’s Island Wednesday to deploy a massive police presence in anticipation of post-election unrest in the Big Apple. Dozens of police vans and SUVs used the island as a staging area before the fleet fanned out across the five boroughs — as tensions…

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#Trump’s moral vindication and other commentary

#Trump’s moral vindication and other commentary

“#Trump’s moral vindication and other commentary” From the right: Trump’s Moral Vindication On Tuesday, declares Spectator USA’s Dominic Green, President Trump did “the impossible” — by winning “the moral high ground.” Democrats and the media had insisted that “Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton was an electoral and moral aberration” and “a threat to democracy.” Chastened…

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#Anderson Cooper calls Twitter ‘clitter’ on CNN

#Anderson Cooper calls Twitter ‘clitter’ on CNN

“#Anderson Cooper calls Twitter ‘clitter’ on CNN” Anderson Cooper needs a dose of whatever John King is taking. The famed CNN host had a slip of the tongue while anchoring the network’s election coverage Wednesday afternoon when he accidentally called Twitter “Clitter,” a clip of the mishap shows. “The president overnight basically declaring victory, claiming…

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#Election uncertainty taking toll on online shopping

#Election uncertainty taking toll on online shopping

“#Election uncertainty taking toll on online shopping” Uncertainty around Election Day has put a crimp into online shopping. Consumers have spent less money on the web this week than experts had anticipated, according to a study, raising concerns that prolonged confusion and anxiety around the US presidential election could hit retailers as the holiday season…

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