Donald Trump puts the Mass back into Massachusetts

>>14260
nice try but he hires actors to pretend to be supporters at his rallies.

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015/06/17/hollywood-reporter-donald-trump-campaign-paid-actors-50-to-cheer-on-his-announcement/

>>14267
Hm. Do you guys think Trump would pay people to support him in polls? Or to even vote for him?

>>14268
>pay people to support him in polls
That is illegal. I don't think his campaign would risk it even if he could mostly get away with it. The press would have field day. Realistically I think the most they could do is bribe people with 'gifts' of food at rallies and/or transportation on their way to the polls.

>>14267
>Announcement speech
>June 17th

Really reaching there, Schlomo.

>>14267
You can't hire that many people, c'mon now...

>>14267
>being this desperate to spread disinfo

No, he's just a popular candidate. Media never shows his audience anyway, so what would he gain?

>he pays for people to show up at his rallies

>>14444
It's not really a new thing for candidates to do.

>>14444
Yes, he pays thousands of people and to show up to his rallies and not a single on of them have tried contacting the media about it, even under anonymity. Okay.

>>14444
I wish he'd pay me to pretend to like him

>>14444
This is a thing that's happened as long as there have been rallies.

More common, though, is trading favors. A lot of candidates will cut deals with local labor unions to get them to send their members to pack out the stands for the cameras.

>>14444
In my country, the former president did it everytime she had a rally

>>14557
And you know, how?

Another interesting point: this rally was only 5 miles from the New Hampshire border.

>>14267

This poster is a nigger.

>>14267
AGAIN
look almost all /news/ articles is FILLED with these ledditors libtards, Is reddit down or something?

>>14935
No they're using their opportunity to shit post on here, they'll get tired eventually.

>>14267
>hires thousands of actors to pretend to be supporters at his rallies

>>14935
Redditors and lefty/pol/ think that because this isn't /pol/ they can somehow get away with being wrong about everything and deny reality.