Up for grabs in 2018 Midterms: the voter base of President Donald Trump, about to be confiscated by analytics savvy Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the fighting-their-way-back-from-exile Democrats.
‘Analytics’ is the tekkie word for VOTER TARGETING, and history proves that voter targeting always works.
Analytics, aka voter targeting, is exactly how Obama captured the 2012 election. The Obama campaign team was able to access massive data, which in turn allowed them to identify the vote, transmit to voters the messages they wanted to hear.
Analytics is how Obama and his Google-taught number crunchers intend to take back the presidency.
The world seems blissfully unaware of what Obama is really up to
What we’re seeing on the surface most effectively hides the dirty little secret of how elections are won.
The theory that Obama is gone and is no longer a threat, or that he can do no harm in his post-election, self-ascribed role as ‘Resistance Leader’ makes him even more dangerous than when he was president.
The world seems blissfully unaware of what Obama is really up to.
Demanding secrecy and getting it from MIT on Friday is proof positive that Obama has thrown himself 100 percent into his new role as ‘Resistance Leader’ of not just America but an unsuspecting West.
Kudos to Reason for releasing the audio of what Obama said at MIT’s Sloan Sports Analytics Conference on Friday.
Obama’s cover should be blown wherever he shows up.
“Former President Barack Obama spoke for an hour to an audience of hundreds of people at a major sports policy conference at MIT, but his remarks were off-the-record and kept completely secret by virtually all attendees, who had to agree that they would not record, photograph, tweet, or report on the event before being granted a seat in the audience. Reason obtained a recording of the speech, however, and the most newsworthy thing about it is the simple fact that the public wasn’t supposed to hear it. (Reason, Feb. 26, 2018)
“In his remarks, Obama expressed concern that Americans have segregated themselves into two “entirely different realities” where not just opinions but basic facts are in dispute, claimed to have left office without a major “embarrassing” scandal, and proved that he really loves basketball.
“Those were some of the highlights from his talk at MIT’s Sloan Sports Analytics Conference on Friday. The event, attended by hundreds of sports industry professionals, journalists, and students, was cloaked in secrecy. Having listened to the entire thing, I’m not sure what all the secrecy was about—it was pretty standard Obama fare, and he never once said the word Trump, though Obama did seem to imply that his White House was remarkably drama-free in contrast.”
Source: Canada Free Press
