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| Those polled would likely recognize Wildman's name, while Krekorian could be recognized from a previous unsuccessful bid for the seat, Hoffenblum said. Even worse, professional pollsters are adept at producing virtually any conclusion they want via clever wording of questions, arbitrary selection of those polled, or out-and-out lying. Lyndon Johnson polled more heavily than Kennedy did and learned, through polling, that allowing Vietnam to become an issue in 1964 could cost him re-election. |
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