@silvestreHutch is calling out the far left for manufacturing polling hype around Abdul El-Sayed. He says the numbers don't add up and points to a wild polling miss. The whole thing reads like an artificial push, and he's not buying it.
View original postPhoto by @silvestre· Aug 6, 2026· Abdul El-Sayed
The focus is a screenshot of a Twitter thread. The image displays a series of tweets from a user named Hutch. The first tweet discusses accusations of manufactured hype in a campaign, followed by a screenshot of a polling data table. The second tweet expresses disbelief about the polling results. The third tweet comments on a "wild polling miss." The mood is critical and informal, typical of social media commentary. A notable detail is the user's profile picture, which is a close-up of a man's face with a surprised expression. The on-screen text includes the Twitter handle "@hutchinson" and the text from the tweets.
@silvestreHutch is calling out the far left for manufacturing polling hype around Abdul El-Sayed. He says the numbers don't add up and points to a wild polling miss. The whole thing reads like an artificial push, and he's not buying it.
View original postPhoto by @silvestre· Aug 6, 2026· Abdul El-Sayed
The focus is a screenshot of a Twitter thread. The image displays a series of tweets from a user named Hutch. The first tweet discusses accusations of manufactured hype in a campaign, followed by a screenshot of a polling data table. The second tweet expresses disbelief about the polling results. The third tweet comments on a "wild polling miss." The mood is critical and informal, typical of social media commentary. A notable detail is the user's profile picture, which is a close-up of a man's face with a surprised expression. The on-screen text includes the Twitter handle "@hutchinson" and the text from the tweets.
