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|'''Rasmussen Push Polling ''' | |||
[[File:Rassmussen Push Poll.jpg|thumb|center|[https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rasmussen-reports-poll-conspiracy-theories-election-denialism-covid-vaccine_n_64b05d9fe4b093f07cada517 ByMatt Shuham 7/14/23 Huffington Post]]] | |||
It was the culmination of a bizarre shift for Rasmussen Reports. After two decades of fairly consistent right-leaning polling of elections and political issues, the firm had stopped acting like a normal pollster. Rather than simply asking Americans about their beliefs in conspiracy theories and fringe views, Rasmussen Reports has amplified those beliefs, lending them its legitimacy as a household name in politics — to the delight of right-wing politicians and influencers eager for new material. | |||
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