Throughout the duration of Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign, the media was running a campaign of their own, a propaganda campaign to LIE to us and make it seem like she actually could win the presidency.
Legacy media rolled out poll after poll claiming that Kamala Harris was going to win, some of them claiming that she would win in places where the Democrats basically never do, like the infamous poll which showed Kamala winning Iowa by 3 points… only for President-elect Donald Trump to eventually win the state by 13 points.
One of Kamala’s campaign advisers, David Plouffe, meanwhile, has come forward to reveal that the media knew they were lying the entire time because there was no world in which she actually stood a chance against Trump.
During an appearance on Pod Save America along with several other Harris campaign lackeys, Plouffe confirmed that the media’s polls were really just a disgusting attempt to try and influence the American electorate that held no merit.
“We didn’t get the breaks we needed on Election Day,” he said. “I think it surprised people, because there was these public polls that came out in late September, early October, showing us with leads that we never saw.”
In other words, Plouffe said that the campaign’s own internal data, typically the most accurate form of polling, was WAY OFF from what the media was telling the American people.
The funny thing is the legacy media hoped this would suppress Trump voters into thinking the election was already lost so why bother showing up, but if anything it actually did the opposite.
Their pro-Harris propaganda polls only convinced Trump supporters to show up in STRONGER NUMBERS to erase the imaginary lead that these polls gave to Kamala Harris.
The result? A MASSIVE victory for Trump.
Watch the video here to see Kamala’s campaign adviser in near tears as he admits this.
Here's where Kamala Harris advisor David Plouffe admits internal polling never showed Kamala Harris ahead of Trump in battleground states — even after spending $1 billion pic.twitter.com/AVnH2kfll7
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) November 27, 2024
