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Newsweek Poll re: Iraqui Media Reporting
Newsweek Magazine ^
| October 19
| Newsweek Pollsters
Posted on 10/19/2003 8:55:42 AM PDT by halley
Needs Freeping Big Time. At this moment only 16% of those voting agree that "The press is overemphasizing bad news", while 61% think that "Things are worse in the Iraq than the media says" and 23% believe that "The picture is fairly balanced and accurate".
Who knew the Newsweek folks had such large extended families?
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TOPICS: Culture/Society; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: newsweekpoll
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posted on
10/19/2003 8:55:42 AM PDT
by
halley
To: halley
MSNBC polls are the worse! I'm on their daily polls e-mail list. Anything that might be favorable to the President comes into the box at about 6:00pm. Other polls come in earlier in the day. Note this one was over the weekend. I always write a comment whenever I vote about how stupid their questions are. And they repeat the questions about 3 times a week in a so-slightly different wording. They are BIASED BIASED BIASED.
PS I voted and it's 18% now. We need to write MSNBC and say they need more conservative hosts, or at least more non-biased ones.
To: halley
Is the American news media producing accurate reporting on Iraq?
* 991 responses
No. The press is overemphasizing bad news
20%
No. Things are worse in the Iraq than the media says
59%
Yes. The picture is fairly balanced and accurate
22%
Survey results tallied every 60 seconds. Live Votes reflect respondents' views and are not scientifically valid surveys
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posted on
10/19/2003 9:09:02 AM PDT
by
Mo1
(http://www.favewavs.com/wavs/cartoons/spdemocrats.wav)
To: BushisTheMan
I used to subscribe to Newsweek but found them to be so left-wing that they have no credibility whatsoever. It would seem that the writers for Globe are better informed than the idiots who have the run of this magazine. This is a gossip tabloid - not a credible news source.
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posted on
10/19/2003 9:17:21 AM PDT
by
onevoter
To: halley
Look at this: "
It appears that your browser doesn't support cookies, so we can't record your vote. If you've received this message in error, please contact MSNBC technical support. "
seems as if they have set their poll to reject any chance of being freeped.
To: BushisTheMan
It almost looks like they have a computer program to input enough votes to make it come out the way they want it. Of course they are far above a dishonest act like that...right?
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posted on
10/19/2003 10:05:23 AM PDT
by
trebb
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