Poll of Likely Voters Finds 53% Want Hillary Indicted
If 53% of voters want Hillary indicted, how can she be leading in the presidential race? Which of the polls is wrong? See here.
Rigged Elections Are An American Tradition
See here.
Stephen Lendman pleads: don't let them steal the election, reject the presstitutes' propaganda:
November 8 isn't election day. It's orchestrated grand theft theater to anoint Hillary Obama's successor. Americans are deluded to believe their vote matters.
This year's outcome was decided well in advance, likely last year before aspirants announced their candidacy for the nation's highest office.
Power brokers running America bear full responsibility for concocting a sham system, fantasy democracy, not the real thing.
Disgracefully one-sided pro-Hillary media scoundrels and corporate pollsters share blame for creating the impression of her unbeatability.
Press agent journalism proliferates. Biased corporate polls are easily manipulated to show what sponsors want. On Sunday, The New York Times virtually declared Hillary November's winner and next president, saying she "has a 93% chance to win."
The dirty game aims to discourage Trump supporters, convince them he has no chance to win, hoping many will stay home, while encouraging rank and file for Hillary to show up en masse.
Any number of dirty tricks can be used to assure she's anointed president-elect. Stolen elections are a longstanding US tradition from the early days of the republic.
Now it's done by methods explained above, electronic ease, voter roll stripping and other dirty tricks.
Paul Craig Roberts explains turnout for Trump stump speeches overwhelming[ly] exceeds what Hillary attracts.
So how come most polls show her leading, he asks? "We are being told lies in order to cover up the coming election theft," he justifiably explains.
Want more evidence? Here it is. Citing an October 18-19, Rasmussen poll, RT International reported 65% of voters surveyed saying Hillary acted extrajudicially by storing classified State Department emails on her private server.
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