CNN Fake News Strikes Again

CNN Fake News Strikes Again
With the Republican-led House and Senate poised to pass President Trump's Tax Legislation this week. Once again CNN, The Fake News Network reared its ugly head.
The Headline on CNN #1 Story of the day read... "Trump Tax cuts are very unpopular" another headline read "Public opposition to tax bill grows as vote approaches" That wouldn't sound too good for President's Trump Signature bill for 2017, that is if you believe what you read on CNN.
According to CNN opposition to the Trump Tax bill has grown 10 points since early November, and 55% now oppose it. Just 33% say they favor the GOP's proposals to reform the nation's tax code.
Of course, CNN somehow forgot to mention that this fake news network polled 10% more Democrats than Republicans. Since 97% of Democrats oppose the tax cut, it's not hard to see how and why the tax bill negatives rose 10% in one month.
The Poll's Mythology
A total of 1,001 adults were interviewed. Among the entire sample, 33% described themselves as Democrats, 23% described themselves as Republicans, and 44% described themselves as independents or
members of another party.
Considering CNN's track record who knows if the numbers are correct. After-all CNN couldn't even report President Trump feeding Koi fish without lying. And who could ever forget last Friday's abomination. CNN made two major gaffes in one day. After hours of CNN's melodramatic hosts gleefully pushing the lie, they finally corrected the record.
By oversampling Democrats CNN can then make the claim that the GOP tax plan is unpopular and "faces growing opposition and a widespread perception that it will benefit the wealthy more than the middle class."
CNN countinually push the narrative that this bill is a give-a-way to the rich. But, we have already written an article in which we show how CNN's own 'Trump Tax calculator' debunks CNN's own Fake News Narrative. Click here to go to that story (Opens New Window)
CNN's Poll Doesn't Add Up
What we discovered, BluePillSheep.com can only surmise that CNN either LIED about the Trump Tax Bill poll numbers or completely messed up their arithmetic.
In Q24 adding up all the numbers for the December 14-17 poll total 101%? I remind you, achieving a 101% answer rate is an impossibility.

Another mistake that we discovered in the CNN's polling numbers was found on Question 18 (Q18). That question is what the whole CNN story is based upon, so to make an error here makes their whole story meaningless. Adding up all the numbers for the December 14-17 results, they add up to only 99 %? Without legitimate numbers how can CNN claim anything?

These two errors, along with last Friday's multiple mistakes of not reading the date off an email correctly, and placing a picture of someone else, that had the same name as the person CNN was writing about. These types of mental errors corroborate the lack of professionalism inside the CNN newsroom.
Is this really important?
These "mistakes" are evidence that CNN may be blatantly lying to its viewers, as they did in the Trump Koi fish story, where CNN willfully manipulated a video in order to push their agenda.
While to many these +/- 1% errors may seem small and insignificant, but when your job is to inform the public any mistake no matter how small goes toward your credibility.
In this case, CNN is attempting to help you form an opinion similar to their liberal agenda. These numbers are supposed to represent "CNN Facts." So making one mistake in their poll is abhorrent, making two mistakes is reprehensible.
These mistakes consequently make these polling numbers invalid. CNN can't claim "We'll yes, we made a mistake here and there, but we were accurate in everything else." This CNN Yes/No/No Opinion Poll cannot have a final result that adds up to any other number, other than 100%, and as we have shown they do not.
Until CNN cleans up their seemingly daily errors they cannot claim they are anything but fake news.
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Dominick Mezzapesa
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