Joe Concha: Despite the DNC Having Hollywood on Its Side, the RNC Outperformed Them Production-Wise
‘[The DNC] still couldn’t outperform the RNC’s optics’
Aug 30, 2020 10:30 AM
By Grabien Staff
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CONCHA: “You say oh well, maybe we never really trusted the media in the first place, if you go back to the '70s. Nuh-uh. In 1976, more than seven in ten Americans trusted the media. This number has been completely turned on its head. So then you go to influence. Is all this coverage actually having an impact on polling? And an amazing thing happened after the DNC, Joe Biden got no polling bounce. Since 1968, the average bounce is five points. He got 0.0. So if you're in the Biden camp right now, to quote Scooby-Doo, ruh-roh! This is disturbing that you had all that overwhelmingly positive coverage, you got no bonce, and now Donald Trump from negative coverage will almost definitely get a bounce because the production value and the presentation was that much better on the RNC side, which is ironic because the DNC had Hollywood on their side, and ti still couldn't outperform the RNC optics."
