By John Livingston
August 19, 2024

Republican Senator and VP nominee JD Vance appeared on “Fox News Sunday” with Shannon Bream on Sunday to discuss topics including economic issues and election polls.
Fake Polls Designed To Discourage Republican Turn Out

Bream asked Vance about reaching a broader voter base, “What more can and should your campaign be doing to reach beyond those limits?”

“I think we are doing precisely that, Shannon. If you look at what President Trump has been stating at his rallies, what I’ve been doing at my rallies, and my press events, is we have been making a very simple argument,” Vance responded, comparing the distinction between Kamala’s policies and President Trump’s.

Vance specified that during Donald Trump’s presidency, there was economic stability, success, increased earnings for American workers, and
If you see the numbers that we are seeing, and you talk to the American people, I feel exceptionally positive that we are going to be in the right place come November,” Vance said.

Vance also pointed out that the polls are not accurate.

According to The New York Times, Kamala Harris is acquiring substantial traction in essential southern states, including Arizona.
Numerous misleading polls suggest that Kamala Harris is leading over Trump in crucial states such as Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
Vance responded to the left-leaning polls.

Vance mentioned that in both the years 2016 and 2020, there has been a repeating pattern where the media counts on deceiving polls to lower Republican voter involvement and stir up discord and argument amongst Republican constituents.

The Trump campaign is in an extremely excellent spot. We are going to win this race. We need to go through the goal,” Vance continued.
Fake Polls Designed To Discourage Republican Turn Out

Vance said that their internal poll showed a tight but comfortable lead and mentioned that the Rasmussen polls, long known for their accuracy and reliability, showed Trump up 5% in most areas, including the critical swing states of Nevada, Arizona, North Carolina, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Readers are urged to visit Rasmussen polls HERE.