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FREEP THIS CLARK SUPPORTER POLL
Navy Times ^
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Posted on 10/27/2003 2:49:58 PM PST by cherry_bomb88
Edited on 05/07/2004 10:11:53 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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A bunch of Wesley Clark supporters on Deface The Nation (a cross spectrum group at yahoo groups which I invite you to join, I could use some conservative back up) is quoting an internet poll that they probably slammed as fact that the military supports Clark.
(Excerpt) Read more at navytimes.com ...
TOPICS: Government; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: clark; democrats; elections; internetpoll
To: cherry_bomb88
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posted on
10/27/2003 2:51:59 PM PST
by
cherry_bomb88
(Life is like a box of chocolates--leave it under too much heat and it melts into a giant mess)
To: cherry_bomb88
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posted on
10/27/2003 2:52:17 PM PST
by
steplock
(www.FOCUS.GOHOTSPRINGS.com)
To: cherry_bomb88
There as the same type of poll posted
here yesterday. What is with these websites? Army Times and Navy Times both have the exact same info on them.
To: GrandmaPatriot
It is more than just the same "type" of poll. It is the same poll (check the results). It may even provide a way to vote twice in the same poll.
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posted on
10/27/2003 3:06:43 PM PST
by
weegee
To: cherry_bomb88
The numbers do not change when you vote for Mr. Bush. Wonder why?
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posted on
10/27/2003 3:37:17 PM PST
by
mom-7
To: GrandmaPatriot
Something's very fishy here. The results were very similar yesterday on the Army Times poll... and our military isn't that Liberal, dumb or Democrat in makeup. Somebody's tinkering with the results here, and furthermore, I don't even think the military papers dabble in this stuff. It would be too controversial careerwise.
To: mom-7
I noticed too that Bush's votes don't change. Gosh, somehow his votes accidentally got frozen. I wonder how that happened.
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