What would you say about a (formerly) respected news organization that promoted the results of an obviously fraudulent poll, to tear down a sitting President of the United States.
Well, your answer just defined the Associated Press.
Here is why, courtesy of the following excerpts from Aaron Klein’s highly illuminating article at (gasp!) breitbart.com – you know, that alt.right website mainstream media tells you to (and prays that you will) ignore:
The Associated Press on Monday released a news making story with a glaring headline claiming that “Most young Americans don’t see Trump as a legitimate leader.”
A closer look at the survey finds it was conducted by a group financed by billionaire George Soros whose activist arm demands reparations for slavery and “mass incarceration,” and has engaged in anti-police activism.
In addition, the survey was not representative of the racial and ethnic profiles of young adults. Instead it focused heavily on demographic samples of populations that voted overwhelmingly against Donald Trump.
AP reports that the poll, titled GenForward, was conducted “by the Black Youth Project at the University of Chicago with The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.”
Unreported by AP is that the Black Youth Project is financed by Soros’s Open Society Foundations.
The AP repeatedly billed the poll as being representative of “young Americans,” using the terms “young Americans,” “young people” and “young adults” a combined total of eleven times if one includes the title of the article and a graphic inside the piece.
The article says the survey represented a “poll of adults age 18 to 30.”
AP states: “The poll of 1,833 adults age 18-30 was conducted Feb. 16 through March 6 using a sample drawn from the probability-based GenForward panel, which is designed to be representative of the U.S. young adult population.”
A closer look at the methodology of the poll posted at GenForwardSurvey.com finds the survey was conducted in both English and Spanish, and the breakdown of those polled includes a majority of minorities, many of whom tend to hold views more closely aligned with the Democratic party.
Please, please, do not stop at the above excerpts. Please, please, read the entire article; there is a lot more important information there.
But also please note that this “news report” about this “representative poll” was published by the Associated Press. Therefore people all over the country now “know” that a representative poll shows that Donald Trump is a disaster to young people.
The truth? This poll is roughtly as “representative” as a poll asking Boston Red Sox fans how they feel about the New York Yankees. And the Associated Press – if it has any shame left – should be ashamed of publishing it.
But if you’re waiting for a retraction, you can kiss it goodbye. Not from today’s AP.
Oh, one other thing: The author of this article, Aaron Klein, is Jewish. Given that the Associated Press has joined countless other mainstream media entities to “report” claims that breitbart.com is anti-Semitic, I thought you might want to be aware of this.
But I doubt that it will be much of a surprise to breitbart.com’s founder, the late Andrew Breitbart, or its former Editor in Chief, Ben Shapiro, or its current Editor in Chief, Alex Marlow, or its Senior Editor At Large, Joe Pollak, or its Chief Financial Officer Larry Solov – all Jewish as well.
Amazing that Jews are running a website proclaimed as “anti-Semitic”, isn’t it?
Y’know, a fellow just might get the impression that the accusations of anti-Semitism against breitbart.com are an absolute hot, steamy load of horse manure, concocted by left wing liars and happily passed along by their complicit pals in media.
I apologize if I have in any way insulted horse manure.
