BREAKING: HILLARY CONDUCTING PUSH POLLS IN LAST DITCH EFFORT TO WIN NEVADA

[Halliburton]

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/recording-suggests-hillary-clinton-backers-testing-attack-lines/story?id=37027124

[Nyan]

1. 2008......

All over again.

[cali]

2. Hillary engaging in dishonest, negative campaigning? I'm shocked!

[CorporatistNation]

12. Shocked... "Round up the usual suspects!"

Pitiful display of arrogance by the former ...SOS!

[Donkees]

3. Ten days ago....

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017328650

[AzDar]

4. Dirty.

[MrMickeysMom]

5. Fucking desperate...

Must have been the boo's at tonight's town hall meeting...

[AtomicKitten]

6. Of course she is. Dirty campaigning is how she rolls.

[EdwardBernays]

7. Typical

And awful..

[napi21]

8. Maybe I'm just dumb, but I don't see that call as push polling.

As for the later call, Bernie himself said he called for someone to run against Obama, so what's the big deal?

IMO push pulling is a call like the bush campaign did against John McCain when they mafe calls asking "How would you feerl if you knew John McCain had a black child?"

[cali]

9. Sorry,no. You simply don't understand what push polling is. You are wrong.

[colsohlibgal]

10. Yes, Big Surprise

Hillary and DWS will go as low as they think they have to go.

May not matter though.

People In Nevada get and vote and feel the Bern!

[nichomachus]

11. It's a carefully designed stratgey

Seeing how many potential voters she can turn off before the GE. "Screw you, suckers, you have no choice but to vote for me. So, suck it up."

[bunnies]

13. Kavin hasnt reported on this, so it must not be true.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511249051

[John Poet]

14. Well, push-polling helped her "brother-in-law" George W. Bush

to beat back McCain in South Carolina in 2000. They probably all laugh about it at those Clinton-Bush wingdings.

[Sancho]

15. The link admits all campaigns use these to test idea...

“This is just the latest in a long, sad list of conspiracy theories from a Sanders campaign that can’t handle the scrutiny they’re now facing. Our campaign has not and does not do push polling,” Jesse Ferguson, a spokesperson for the Clinton campaign, told ABC News. The term push polling is highly charged in political circles and tends to refer to negative or biased polling that could sway the listener.

Sanders pollster Ben Tulchin told ABC News that in his opinion the poll recorded was more negative than anything he ran.

1.) The Sanders pollster says IN HIS OPINION it was more negative...but we all know that other campaigns would say that Sanders is more negative in their opinion? Did the article talk to other campaign pollsters?

2.) The link doesn't reveal the source of the poll...it could be a PAC or just about anyone, including the GOP who was testing ideas. Hell, it could be a college student project. Blaming Hillary for something that is not sourced or possibly simple research is overkill.