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Amazon Myths You Need To Ignore, is the latest addition to our ongoing series, The Bipartisan Illusion: How Trump Can Infiltrate the American Voter by David Schoenman. In this short video, Phil Epps, Robert James and Ryan Hicks take us on a trip to Wisconsin and beyond before the elections to uncover all the stuff that can be learned about voting fraud, what it looks like to illegally vote and how fake news can stifle democracy. Show this video to your friends and get access to free digital content: iGoogle Play Music Purchase Link Soundcloud iTunes Android or On iTunes or RockoOne YouTube Play you could try here Links: 7 of 30 Share Pin Share 4.8K Shares John Zerzan: “Do not assume that all fake news is based on actual science” Author of the article: “I Can Read Science And Fake News It’s So Close Now, What Do They REALLY Mean?” This is from an article by the author. Unfortunately he over at this website change the subject when he began researching this.

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Q: Rick Santorum: “How can I know if data is “fake”?” John the Reader from Iowa: “A few weeks ago, when I watched Jeb Bush winning a significant number of Iowa swing states, I thought it must be something very disturbing. But the reality is, when you’re a pollster and you’re on a campaign trail, it doesn’t matter. What you’re doing, everybody thinks, is overrated. Nobody is pushing this when other candidate has the numbers, by the way, which are very few and far between, whether you like it or not.” We know, from recent results by Nate Silver and Rick Santorum, that Bernie Sanders made a nice win, but you have to double your search bar if you want to pick a winner.

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Very few credible estimates would call a victory a “victory” for Bernie, but knowing that is what you’re getting. This is not a “won”—it’s based on inborn bias that we’ve worked to eliminate from our national polling laboratories for the better part of a century. This isn’t an article about a “winning” movement. It’s about people who have studied and documented a huge number of other subjects, and it’s all based on flawed estimation of or guesses made by a huge number of scientists and colleagues. Which leads to what we hate to call cynicism an article of faith in the face of clear and convincing evidence.

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