I voted.
Doubtful. More likely, MSNBC has totally alienated all of its former audience other than the moonbat brigades.
In the first place, these polls are bogus on their face.
In the second place, you had a place when you posted to provide a link. I know you're new here, but please do try to post in a way that's useful. Here's the link to this poll:
www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261
Besides, it's MSNBC. Even if they report it on all their talking head shows tonight, the 60,000 people who bother to watch won't make much of an impact in the grand scheme of things.
I love how this poll is right above an article slamming Bush. I'm sure that wouldn't skew results...
I'm tired of FReeping stupid Poles!
yes, they always do
I don't worry about it, because it just drives them more crazy when they skew the poll, the tout the results they get that prove they are right, and then their heads explode when Americans hold a different view.
Hey pal,I'm not helping anyone who is concerned about an MSNBC poll. MSNBC polls mean Media Slanted NBC Polls.
Everyone knows, that if a poll is going in the wrong direction, then it's bogus.
I don't think it's appropriate to discuss what DUngers stuff. The children might hear.
Don't sweat it, nobody pays any attention to MSNBC except lunaticts and moonbats.
At the suggestion of writer Michelle Malkin last Friday, I have cobbled together a blogsite called Texas Clearinghouse for Katrina Aid to serve as a clearinghouse for refugee efforts in Texas.
Texas is getting more refugees than any other state -- that's fine, we'll take them all -- but we need help providing them with food, clothing, medicine, and shelter. We need help taking care of their pets, too.
If you are a refugee, you can information that will help you find relief. If you want to donate or volunteer, you can find someone who needs you. Believe me, there are a lot of organizations who need your help.
Right now the site mostly covers Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas but I'm adding more every night. My wife was down at Reunion Arena in Dallas Tuesday handing out care packages and spiritually ministering to the refugees as a representative of her employer. She says that the situation is tragic and that there's a lot of work to be done. There are so many children who don't know where their parents are or even if their parents are still alive.
There are a lot of churches and other organizations in Texas that need help in dealing with the problem and I would appreciate it if you would get the word out.
Many thanks,
Michael McCullough
Stingray blogsite