Hillary fans lack the excitement of Bernie fans, that explains the online polls!

[Logical]

End of story, carry on!

[hrmjustin]

1. Is there a support group for people like me who don't vote in internet polls?

[Logical]

17. Yes, it is called under excited hillary supporters! Nt

[RandySF]

2. We don't give a shit about online polls

End of story.

[Logical]

18. Hitting a nerve with you, you respond to every post! LOL! nt

[Hortensis]

23. We're all political junkies here but come in many different flavors.

For instance, a large group are caught up in a rather amazing cult of personality and eagerly scan the web for anything and everything related to their one leader. For them everything's about him.

A smaller group supporting the same leader are focused on his policies more than him.

Another group is focused on stopping the right wing from destroying our country and tends to look beyond the primary to the scary, grim battles in 2016. I'm one of those, and the day-to-day horse race stuff some enjoy so much I see as irrelevant at best, typically indicative of absolutely nothing at this point, and usually just too silly to pay attention to.

Quick: How meaningful was some minor poll reported here last Thursday? Don't bother to look one up -- it should be memorable just a week later if it mattered... Can't remember? That's why we don't pay attention in the first place.

[think]

3. But how did the Sandernistas skew the focus groups? That must have been quite the inside job....

[HooptieWagon]

4. Funny the Fox focus group of Hillary supporters switched to Sanders.

I guess they didn't find her very exciting either, and started feeling the Bern.
Every single poll, every single focus group, Google hits, tweets...every single metric had Sanders the clear winner. That's a lot of voters excited about Bernie.

[hrmjustin]

5. Oh yes i am sure Frank Luntz picked a fair focus group.

[HooptieWagon]

6. It was a diverse group of Floridians-a swing state.

most of whom favored Clinton before the debate. Bernie wowed them.

[hrmjustin]

7. You trust fox and frank Luntz?

[HooptieWagon]

8. No less than the rest of silly M$M...

Who comically declared HRH the winner, without even acknowledging their own polls that showed Sanders the winner 85-12.

[hrmjustin]

9. Your slip is showing with your HRH thing.

Very telling.

[HooptieWagon]

12. See you after next round of post-debate polling.

I'm sure the spin from Hillary supporters will be even more comical and desperate. LOL!

[hrmjustin]

16. Try to be brave when you get disappointed.

TTFN

[redstateblues]

19. If you are equating Luntz and the MSM

you are spending too much time in the BS group

[bigdarryl]

11. Wasn't it proven that his focus groups were rigged

[hrmjustin]

14. I believe so.

[Cali_Democrat]

13. The Fox focus group didn't like Hillary?

Shocking.

[HooptieWagon]

21. They did before the debate, overwhelmingly.

All they could talk about after was Bernie.

[Cali_Democrat]

22. This is a Frank Luntz Faux Newz focus group?

Seems legit.

[WI_DEM]

10. I think that Bernie's supporters generally are younger...

and that they use the internet much more for such things than Hillary's supporters do and so they dominate online polls.

[redstateblues]

20. I was sure I was helping Kerry

by getting on every internet poll I could find. Lot of good that did-it's a meaningless waste of time but then so was the time I spent on Facebook until I quit.

[reformist2]

25. But older people are all over the internet now, and they vote in online polls all the time.

[wyldwolf]

26. Proof?

Nah, of course not.

[reformist2]

27. Do I need to prove it? Everyone's mother is online nowadays, spamming all sorts of crap.

This meme that only young people do the internet is so 1996, much like many of Hillary's ideas.

[wyldwolf]

28. yeah, you need to prove it.

[emulatorloo]

15. Online polls: "Quick. Freep that poll!" "Quick, DU that poll."

Those phrases originated because both DU'ers and Freepers understand online polls are bullshit and can be easily manipulated.

Yes I believe Bernie will win Iowa and New Hampshire. Online polls however are similar to DU polls, not worth the pixels they are printed on.

[RandySF]

24. It was a big thing on Daily Kos, too.

John Kerry won every single online poll.

[NuclearDem]

29. Christ, you guys are desperate to polish that turd.

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

30. I'm so excited that I just have to respond to a bunch of online polls!

Who does that? Really? Not sure why there are so many posts on these online polls. We have over a year before this election is over. There will be many more polls, both regular and online. We need more time and more data before we can really figure out where most people are at. There are people that are not-so-excited about politics, but they still have opinions and show up to vote. I know lots of people like this (most everyone I know is like this, actually). They would never participate in an online forum or poll about politics, but they still show up and vote when the time comes.