The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll (Give Ronald Reagan a vote)

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The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll (Give Ronald Reagan a vote)

  Webcast: 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll

Cali Carlin and Michael Hogan Present the Latest Results

[a fool in paradise]

If you could add a president to Mount Rushmore, which one of these would you pick?

What Do You Think?

John F. Kennedy
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Barack Obama
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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I think BO should get up there, in fact carve out the other faces and replace them with Marx, Ayers, Obama, and Wright.

Heck, if he can get the Nobel Peace Prize because he MIGHT do something some day (he was voted into it right after being sworn in), then sure, let that be the new standard.

[a fool in paradise]

If they are going to include living presidents, why no Carter, Clinton, or Bush/Bush?

John F. Kennedy:
23.90%
Franklin Delano Roosevelt:
31.27%
Andrew Jackson:
1.38%
Barack Obama:
7.69%
Ronald Reagan:
33.24%
Lyndon B. Johnson:
0.60%
Dwight D. Eisenhower:
1.91%

[a fool in paradise]

[highlander_UW]

The comments area are pretty amusing. Also, the actual poll results are not reflected in the graph they have with the poll...by a large margin in some cases.

[a fool in paradise]

Which ceremony would you most like to take part in?
What Do You Think?

Question Results

Laying a wreath for the Unknown Soldier:
54.78%
Lighting the Olympic Torch:
19.89%
Flipping the coin at the Super Bowl:
7.19%
Starting the race at the Indy 500:
3.90%
Throwing the first pitch at the World Series:
9.87%
Ringing the bell at the Stock Exchange:
4.36%

[a fool in paradise]

How often do you use the U.S. Postal Service?

All the time:
39.40%
Sometimes, but mainly for bills:
37.59%
Almost never:
21.03%
Only around the holidays:
1.98%

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Why are “Holidays” packages/letters an option but modest ebay purchases and sales or ignored? Where is the “sometimes, but mainly for packages” option?

[a fool in paradise]

Which comes closest to your view about domestic militias critical of the president and the federal government?

Question Results

They are citizens exercising their constitutional rights:
46.64%
They are fringe elements blowing off steam:
16.10%
They are genuine threats to peace and stability:
37.26%

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I don’t recall Viacommie-SeeBS and Vanity Fluffer asking similar questions about the Communist funded “anti-war” movement when Bush was president. Dissent was patriotic back then. “Militias”. At least they didn’t call them fa**ots, er “tea*aggers”.

[NoRedTape]

How in the world could Obama's name be on that poll? Oh yeah, because it's a whacky Lib poll.

Worth voting for President Reagan, though, of course.

[a fool in paradise]

Could you confidently explain what exactly the “public option” is to someone who didn’t know?

Question Results

Yes:
52.52%
No:
47.48%

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Can you confidently explain why the 80% of Americans who LIKE their current medical coverage plans should have to fall under the proposed socialized medical scheme?

[a fool in paradise]

Suppose you had to raise children in one of the following countries, which one would you choose?

Question Results

China:
0.77%
Russia:
0.87%
France:
37.28%
Brazil:
3.47%
India:
0.96%
None of these:
56.65%

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Russia. At least there are some people who acknowledge the horrors of Communism in the 20th Century.

[a fool in paradise]

Who among the following do you think is currently the most influential conservative voice in America?

Glenn Beck:
15.44%
Rush Limbaugh:
54.23%
Sarah Palin:
20.14%
Sean Hannity:
2.17%
Dick Cheney:
6.12%
John Boehner:
1.90%

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Rush mentioned this poll result (as publicized by AP) on his radio show today. But it carries no weight.

[PubliusMM]

Freep’d. At 1307ET:

John F. Kennedy:
23.32%
Franklin Delano Roosevelt:
30.63%
Andrew Jackson:
1.35%
Barack Obama:
7.48%
Ronald Reagan:
34.73%
Lyndon B. Johnson:
0.59%
Dwight D. Eisenhower:
1.90%

[a fool in paradise]

Why didn’t they include a similar “most influential liberal voice in America”?

Michael Moore
Brabra Streisand
Whoopi Goldberg
Chris Matthews
Cindy Sheehan
Bill Ayers
Al Sharpton
Jon Stewart

[a fool in paradise]

Who would you least like to hear at a painfully high volume?

Question Results

Britney Spears:
29.16%
AC/DC:
10.13%
Eminem:
20.17%
Nine-Inch Nails:
7.14%
Rage Against the Machine:
6.51%
The Bee Gees:
8.27%
I don’t know any of them:
18.61%

[editor-surveyor]

Reagan leads 34.73%

[a fool in paradise]

Which one of these lost artifacts would you like to be the first one to find?

Amelia Earhart’s plane:
19.28%
Cleopatra’s jewel-laden barge:
7.75%
Noah’s Ark:
40.74%
The lost city of Atlantis:
25.71%
Richard Nixon’s missing tape:
6.52%

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There is no hope of finding Barack Obama’s birth certificate, it didn’t even make this list.

[nutmeg]

FReeped!

John Kennedy... FDR? Gimme a break!

[a fool in paradise]

Which one of the following are you most likely to do at your company holiday party this year?

Drink way too much:
4.09%
Only stop by for 10 minutes to show your face:
14.56%
Kiss a co-worker:
5.17%
Take a picture with the boss:
1.68%
Forget someone’s name:
12.76%
What holiday party?:
61.73%

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Deny that some guests were invited just because they weren’t on the official list, right BO?

[a fool in paradise]

10 pages of equally asinine and politically biased questions.