Let’s start by saying some of “the polls” don’t have a great track record as a predictor of who would become President of the United States in 2016. One of the biggest problems was how information from polls was sometimes […]
The polls aren’t looking very good for Trump– or are they? Read More »
Are we traveling down the same well-worn path when it comes to reporting on polls? And when it come to some infamous 2016 predictions: where are they now?
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The following is a transcript from a story on Full Measure News. Click on the link at the end of the transcript to watch the video report. When it comes to polls, one big theme has emerged in the wake
We have a jam-packed Full Measure for you this weekend! It was two years ago that I first spoke with Rosemary Gibson, author of China Rx. She warned about our over-reliance on China for most of our prescription medicine. She
Coronavirus, health care costs, 2020 polls, and mascots with your money Read More »
When we dig into one recent poll on President Trump’s impeachment, we find a lot more than what made headlines.
The following is an excerpt from my news analysis at The Hill. Ever since his inauguration, President Trump’s political opponents have been pushing to impeach him. They just hadn’t found the right excuse. In other words, they knew where they
The following is an excerpt from an article in The Hill As the presidential battle among Democrats heats up, there are new polls and predictions every day as to how it will turn out. A recent Marquette University Law poll
Campaign 2020… and a trip down short-term memory lane Read More »
The following is an excerpt of my latest article in The Hill. From what I can tell, pollsters are generally fairly stick-to-the-facts folks. They deal in facts and statistics. But there’s something important to remember. They have clients. Their clients
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