05.16.2018 09:15 AM

Political pro tip: avoid asking questions for which “no” is likely to be the answer

Ouch.



7 Comments


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    Luke says:

    Oh my goodness. Why on earth would they do that given the obvious polling troubles?


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      Scott in Montreal says:

      Um… Is it to prove to somebody in the campaign who otherwise isn’t able to see what’s in front of their eyes?


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    Lou says:

    Now we know why they wanted all day kindergarten.


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    Peter says:

    They should have added “…or are you a low-information voter?” to the question.


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    Ronald O'Dowd says:

    Warren,

    Yup. It’s like doing a cross where I routinely tell the judge no questions, rather than not knowing the answers and going on a deliberate and deadly fishing expedition. Elementary, really.


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    Chris says:

    This wasn’t asked by the campaign, it was asked by Adriano Volpentesta and circulated by a third party called fixing Vaughan. If you’re going to publish make sure it’s right.

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