After poll failure, expert makes good on promise to eat bug
PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — A
Princeton University polling expert who said he would eat a bug if
Donald Trump got more than 240 electoral votes has followed through on
his promise. Sam Wang, of the Princeton Election Consortium, made good
on his Twitter word on CNN Saturday.
He ate from a can of gourmet-style crickets and
added in some honey. He said John the Baptist ate locusts and honey in
the wilderness, and he considers himself to be in the wilderness as
well. Wang says on the consortium's website that polls failed, but that
his analysis "amplified" that failure. He apologized for
"underestimating the possibility" of Trump winning.
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