The fake news is at it again. Push polling* to get ahead of the issue.

>*The Marketing Research Association (MRA) and the entire survey, opinion and marketing research profession stands opposed to so-called "push polling," which is not polling at all – it is a form of political campaign messaging or negative phone banking fraudulently disguised as polling. While polling can be properly used to test messages, "push polling" is not a test, but rather an effort to communicate those messages by giving that communication the false appearance of polling.

Sauce for pic: https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-americas-thinking/433482-poll-americans-not-interested-in-extra-regulations-for-big-tech

>>5629177

We're trying to get the facts out but the cognitive dissonance is strong; working against the media, our universities, and handouts from the local gov't. Not giving up, just sayin'

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>>5629234

>>5629712

Of course, which is why I posted an article from 2017. Future proves past.