Obviously, not enough of the people polled lie because the polls, although often not exactly accurate, are usually within the margin of errors. That really bothers me. We are the recipients of horrible campaigning these days because they're all driven by the polls. I wish I knew how to start a national movement of not only lying to pollsters but lying absurdly to pollsters. If someone is planning on voting for a major candidate, instead pick the most unlikely 3rd party wacko and give the pollsters that name. Just imagine how confused the spin doctors would become if the major polls suddenly came out with the fact that Lyndon LaRouche was in the lead for the presidential election.
We're all so to blame for the erosion of our privacy these days and keep looking for legislation to fix our problem. I am on the National No Call List, not because I really wanted to, but because there are too many damned idiots in this country that haven't got the balls to tell some telemarketer calling and interrupting their dinner to go to hell. Nobody has any business asking you in a poll who you're voting for in an election, much less in an exit poll who you just voted for. Time to screw with these invasive morons.
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