Comments by "J Groovy" (@jgroovy1973) on "Fox News" channel.

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  24. What is the benefit of faking high poll numbers? What's the strategy? Whether you think Hillary's high poll numbers in 2016 were fake or not, they HURT her chances. High poll numbers had folks not voting because they thought she couldn't lose. By the same token, LOW poll numbers help turnout. You gotta show up for the team when they need you. In a horse race, where there's money involved, one might want to DEFLATE the odds so the payoff is bigger when the longshot wins. Now, if it's a POPULARITY contest, that's different. False positives might make people just want to be on the winning side. That's a bad way to choose your leaders. Do you vote based on popularity? But voting is PRIVATE. You're not betting on a football game, and even in football, people tend to bet on the team they believe in. If you vote just to be on the winning side, please don't vote. Now, say you're an independent polling company, or take polls for CNN. Those companies and news outlets COMPETE for ACCURACY. They don't work for the "deep state." They're not slaves of the DNC. They work for SPONSORS. They're slaves of MONEY. In a cost/benefit analysis, it makes sense to be as accurate as possible than to fudge the numbers at the expense of being the OUTLIER, and being seen as untrustworthy. Untrusted news outlets get fewer viewers, and fewer SPONSORS. That means MONEY. Speed and accuracy are what the media COMPETE for. It's why they're always going on about being "trusted" and being "first with breaking news." When people say, "You can't trust corporate media," and also say, "Media is with the Socialist Democrats," they obviously don't see that those two things contradict each other. Capitalism thrives on competition. Maybe I'm missing something. So, please, tell me how a fake poll helps a candidate.
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