News Bulletin!
Dateline: Washington , D.C.
November 8, 2016 - 10:00 pm EST
Polls Close in East
- Hillary Declared Winner
The polls just closed in
the East while remaining open in the Midwest
and West, but the mainstream media has already declared Hillary Clinton the
45th and first female in our nation's history President.
Based on the results of
Exit Polls throughout the country, most media declared Hillary the decisive
winner. The Exit Polls are interviews
with actual voters leaving the voting booths.
Unlike other political
polls of which there are many, only one presidential Exit Poll exists and is
taken. Since the poll is owned by a
coalition of the major television networks, and it is not released in it's
entirety to the public, there is no way to validate or verify the results.
In spite of the tremendous
media bias against Donald Trump and media devotion to Hillary Clinton, it still
seems a bit odd the networks declared her the winner with just below 5% of the
national vote cast and counted.
Over 50% of the public
still has time to get out and vote. One
might suspect there is media collusion in trying to discourage possible Trump
supporters in these states to give up and not vote for Trump.
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News Bulletin!
Dateline: Washington , D.C.
November 9, 2016 - 1:00 am EST
Historic Hillary
Victory a Tidal Wave claim Pundits
The polls have now closed
in the continental United
States
Early absentee voting
tallies indicate a record number of Americans cast their ballots before
election day. Political pundits say it
is another great sign for a Hillary landslide.
"Banner headlines" in the major newspapers early editions,
along with a never ending stream of "braking news" bulletins on
television networks rejoice in the Clinton victory over Donald Trump, as
projected by the media.
No results are official
until certified by the election boards in each state. None have been certified yet and the national
tracking map indicates no electoral votes have been awarded.
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News Bulletin!
Dateline: Washington , D.C.
November 9, 2016 - 5:00 am EST
The national media
continues to tout the Exit Polls and a Hillary landslide but the release of actual
vote totals is at an excruciatingly slow pace by the states.
Those votes reported to
the media indicate a much closer race than the Exit Poll blowout
projection. No pattern is emerging in
voting other than a near dead heat in national vote total while the seven key
swing states remain too close to predict at this time.
Could it be the national
news media Exit Poll is wrong? Early
indications suggest if the TV networks actually reported the results received
in Exit interviews, the voters were giving misleading answers to the media.
Perhaps voters believe
they have a right to keep silent when it comes to elections, an exercise of
their right to privacy.
At the same time, there
are reports of much higher new voter totals than expected, and the turnout
among Independents and Republicans is up significantly.
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News Bulletin!
Dateline: Washington , D.C.
November 9, 2016 - 10:00 am EST
A haunting silence has
overcome the nation as Americans wake up and go to work expecting to hear from
our new President Hillary Clinton.
Instead, there is a heightened sense of anxiety on the part of those
prematurely declaring Clinton the victor.
After late night calls for
a Clinton
While all seven key swing
states hang perilously in the balance, the leader in popular votes swings
wildly from Clinton
Perhaps the Populist
Revolution did not fade away as predicted by the Establishment and their news
media. Maybe the election has nothing to
do with Donald Trump but is a referendum on Clinton and the Establishment.
If proven true, it will be
the greatest upset in election history far surpassing the Truman - Dewey race in
1948.
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News Bulletin!
Dateline: Washington , D.C.
November 9, 2016 - 6:00 pm EST
Populist Momentum
Carries Trump to 270 electoral votes as America's Version of the UK Brexit Vote
Stuns the World
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