With sterling call, Nate Silver defines new wave in polling

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Raz-missin’ misses again. Imagine that. A poll with a conservative bias predicts a conservative win. Then the conservative flops.

That’s like believing a broken fuel gage because it says ‘full’ all the time. It’s good news for you, so you keep believing it. Then you run out of gas in a corn field. And blame the homosexuals and the media for your troubles.

Good times. Keep it up, GOP. This is getting awesome.

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