The Media Research Center’s Brent Bozell is not taking the possibility that Joe Biden may win the presidential election very well. He issued a statement concocting a conspiracy theory that polls about the election were “deliberately wildly wrong” in order to “suppress the vote” for Trump:
“While votes are still being counted and the outcome of the election is undetermined, there is one thing we can say with certainty: once again, the polls weren’t just wildly wrong, they were deliberately wildly wrong.
This was no mistake. These were the same pollsters who predicted the same thing four years ago, day after day after day: there was no way Donald Trump could win. It was clear then that they were attempting to suppress the vote. The pollsters denied it, of course.
Here we go again four years later. Same pollsters, same prediction, day after day after day: Trump could not win. This time it’s indisputable. They did it on purpose. They knew exactly what they were doing. Just as with Clinton four years ago, they were firmly vested in Biden’s election.
There needs to be a federal investigation. This is clearly election tampering. At the very least, this is a violation of federal election laws.
So many of these pollsters worked for the national ‘news” media.’ It’s yet another reason why Americans should never believe these hucksters again.”
Needless to say, Bozell offers no evidence to back up his paranoid conspiracy theory.
Bozell also issued a video claiming that the MRC is “going to show the suppression that took place,” as well as other conspiratorial claims to be made in an upcoming “explosive report” that will purport to prove that “the national news media stole the 2020 campaign.”
The creeping WorldNetDaily-ization of the MRC continues apace.