Apparently liberal web site Daily Kos thinks its polling firm has bilked it, and it’s relying on a statistical analysis of poll results that appear to show some extraordinarily unlikely patterns. The pollster, Research 2000, vigorously denied the accusations. And it is fighting the accusations hard, to the point of having its lawyer insist that [...]
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