Dealing With Unfavorable Polls the Chicago Way

When Gallup released a poll showing Romney leading the Manchurian Moonbat 48–43, the powers that be were not pleased:

[T]he White House … asked that a Gallup staffer “come over and explain our methodology,” which was apparently perceived as a subtle threat.
A Gallup official said in an email he thought Axelrod’s pressure “sounds a little like a Godfather situation.”
“Imagine Axel[rod] with Brando’s voice: ‘I’d like you to come over and explain your methodology… You got a nice poll there… would be a shame if anything happened to it….’”

Sure enough, failure to come up with numbers more pleasing to the Regime resulted in punishment:

[W]hen Gallup declined to change its polling methodology, the Obama administration’s Justice Department revived a 2009 whistle-blower lawsuit against the firm by joining the suit, a senior Gallup official alleges.
The suit was filed by former Gallup employee Michael Lindley, who claims the firm violated the False Claims Act by overcharging the federal government for its services.

You know something is fishy when Obama et al. make a stink about overspending.
If we are still Americans, we won’t tolerate being ruled by these thugs indefinitely.