Posted on 06/17/2005 5:26:24 PM PDT by Jacob Kell
Did President Bush mislead the nation to war?
In a live, unscientific Internet poll, MSNBC readers are overwhelmingly saying yes.
With more than 6,000 votes recorded, the survey shows a lopsided 94 percent believe Bush misled the American people, with only 6 percent saying no.
(Excerpt) Read more at worldnetdaily.com ...
I thought MSNBC got bought out by Err America.
That's nothing - 99% of respondents think MSNBC misleads the American people on a regular basis.
Yes, they're idiotic.
But it shows how effective the MSM remains.
Sad.
Did any of them say how they thought he misled the nation?
Here's my theory on all the recent hype about Bush, OIF, and such...
They are setting up the American public for the onslaught of F9/11 that will soon show up on cable television.
Getting them ready...show them the "commentary" of Michael Moore's...then further call for Bush's blood.
They are ONLY trying to get more supporters.
Do you believe President Bush misled the nation in order to go to war with Iraq? * 34766 responses | ||
Yes 94% ![]() |
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No 6% ![]() |
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Those poll numbers are sexed up, to be sure, but so was the intelligence the president "relied" on. No WMD's, no drones, no mobile biological labs, no ties to Al Quaida. The question to be asked is whether the president was duped or was he aware that the information he was receiving was fixed. Either way, not good.
did it occur to you that far from being representitve, MSNBC caters only to the far left?
that last part isnt true. Zarquai was in Iraq before the war began
Online polls are worthless. just look at DU everytime there is a poll discovered, and they all run over to do their anti- Bush thing. This includes Media polls by so called MSM.
Polls have become worthless now that the division between left and right is so pronounced. The outcome of the poll can be predicted simply by knowing which political party has the greater number of supporters amoung those polled, and we know MSM polls always have a greater number of democrats and "independants" (read green party) which gives them 75% anti Bush no matter the question.
Heck, I voted "yes" over 200 times myself!
Put the same poll up here on this site and the results would be 180 degrees out. The only people who visit MSNBC are transvestites, pedophiles, homosexuals, drug addicts and DNC staff members.
B.S. darn rights saddam had WMD, what do you think he gassed Iranians and kurds with? Where is the invetory that the UN had tagged and is now unaccounted for? Do you really think, given all the time the UN and Saddams allies, germany Russia and France, gave Saddam that he couldn't squirrel them away? Look at all the uraium refining equipment that has shown up in junkyeards. And do you really think those Mobile labs were for making hydrogen for weather ballons? Yea right. Cmmercial units are available and far more compact at 1/100th the cost of what those trailers with fermenting tanks, filters etc cost. Drones? dime a dozen. I can go to hobby lobby and by ten right now. If intel was wrong, it's because Clintoon cut the CIA to sreds and made it unrealiable, but that doesn't mean Bush lied or mislead us by relying on it.
Of course I know the poll is skewed left.
Unfortunately, even the FNC polls are disturbing.
My comment wasn't on the GWB Iraq policy, but on the lamebrains that watch TV and buy into all this crap (as the MSM know they will).
If you think GWB has overwhelming support for his Iraq war effort right now, you're whistling in the dark.
Sadly, though, he SHOULD.
And Freepers who are trying to check out what the transvestites, pedophiles, homosexuals, drug addicts and DNC staff members are saying now.
And Alqaida was in Iraq from as far back as 1991, it's well known. even a reporter whowent to Kurdish territory doccumented it. Look up David Goldberg report in the new yorker.
You got it.
jeff Goldberg, sorry.
""If you think GWB has overwhelming support for his Iraq war effort right now, you're whistling in the dark."
I dont and it is his own fault for not communicating with the pulbic more.
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